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Precious Energy, the fourth collection of poetry from Hamilton-born poet and playwright Shannon Bramer, is a uniquely playful collection of vibrantly sad, peculiar, and often funny poems about dome

Tuft: "A bunch (natural or artificial) of small things, usually soft and flexible, ...fixed or attached at the base." - OED With Tuft, Kim Minkus takes us on flights of poetic fancy

It seemed that Matt Thorneton would stop at nothing to get his hands on the Colorado ranch that Charlotte Darnelle had inherited.

My Conversations With Canadians is the book that "Canada150" needs.Harkening back to her first book tour at the age of 26 (for the autobiographical novel Bobbi Lee: Indian Rebel), and tou

Fracking – tar-sand runoff – dirty oil extraction.

Bent at the Spine offers a 'pronoun'-ced frolic where the "you" is a disconnected third party - the reader is left in the position of an eavesdropper, or a listener, or a karmas

False Friends is the first full-length poetry collection from Stephen Cain in more than ten years.

A challenge for Mike when friends set up a "dare" for Mike and Steve to outstay each other in a disused air raid shelter.

Enter the Raccoon documents a love affair between a woman and a raccoon.

Even in death, he said, the novella’s power would bind us together, all of us who had read it, appealing as it did equally to our emotions and our intellects.A bond between three friends forms over

Blank is a collection of previously out-of-print essays and new works by one of Canada's most important contemporary writers and thinkers.Through an engagement with her earlier work, M.

Susan Melrose, unwanted child of notorious straitswoman, Jenny Leigh, faces challenges in proving her legitimacy and her love for Johnny Harpoon.

Here in There, Angela Carr’s third book of poetry, is a lyrical petition to the human faculty of attention. In constant motion, the poems locate unusual instances of connection.

kith [noun] one's friends, acquaintances, neighbours, or relations.In Kith, award-winning writer Divya Victor engages Indian-American diasporic culture in the twentieth century, via an autobio

Mysterious and sometimes hallucinogenic, RATS NEST builds a narrative out of the complexity and dialectical uncertainty that many people feel about being alive in the 21st century.This first full-l