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Father Mac is an extraordinary first novel of astonishing breadth.

Deathbed Dimes exposes the reality that if you can outlive your relatives, friends, and sometimes even strangers, your odds of hitting the inheritance jackpot are better than playing the lottery.

Cally is a twenty-five year old business graduate.

Dionelle was born unique: she is immune to fire.

Former war correspondent Jacques Legris is recovering from a bad case of career burnout and decides to escape the system.

It never should’ve happened: in the late 1980s, a case of mistaken identity turns into a successful musician’s worst nightmare.

Tracking down missing persons is nothing new to Walter Osborne, but his latest case is different.

The stories and poetry in this book came to the writer between the years 2013 and 2017. She believes that stories have the power to disclose, heal, lead, and, for many, to transform.

The stories, poems, and sundry pieces that form Maya Sokolovski’s debut collection, Double-Click Flash Fic, are written in an experimental style that spans the epistolary, the postmodern, the lyric

For Mark Whelan, Private Investigator, it all begins in a sombre but entirely unremarkable way: a visit to the morgue to provide moral support to a client as he formally identifies his brother.

Catch me the moon, cries Madeline. Okay, says Poppa. He makes her a moon box. But when she looks inside, the moon is never there. So Poppa finds a bigger box. And then one night, it happens...

In the midst of a dangerous raid, Tassia, an elite soldier from the Wheat Sky empire, rescues Sam, a wandering nomad, from inside the compound of a lunatic enchantress.

At 18 years old, Victoria Nolan found out she was going blind. As her vision became more restricted, so did her independence.

Many come to evil; many others search for a different way to be. Animated by the work of Caravaggio, Hendrik Slegtenhorst’s poems inquire, what is a pursuit of right action?

Just three months after his wife’s death to breast cancer, Jon packs up his infant son, Myles, and they set off on a six-week “Healing Tour” through Canada and the United States.