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A wilderness cabin becomes a dream-box of catastrophe and survival, in this true adventure with a paranormal twist.

On a back alley in Toronto’s Kensington Market, above the Heaven and Earth Bakery, there’s an apartment with a room for rent. The rent is negotiable. The location varies. Humans need not apply.

The residents of the small town of Whitefish were used to feeling forgotten and digging their own way out of the snow, but during one of the coldest winters on record, as fuel finally runs out and

Just when she thinks she's about to get her happily ever after, her sister steps in to have an affair with her fiancé on her wedding day.

Toronto, 1925: An ancient manuscript and a modern cult promise the secret to personal metamorphosis. An atheist graduate student falls in love with a priest.

PsyBot is a literary technothriller, both gritty and poetic, about virtual reality and the consequences of choice.

Is it possible to love too much? After three months of marriage, Aaron and Keira Drake are still very much in love.

Darkness pervades all things, as does light in equal measure.

The title “Librarian” implies a placid, staid profession, bound by rules and dealing in books within the secure confines of solid and quiet institutions. In Trials Elsewhere, R.

Hunter Portman is a monster tracker. Sure, as a shapeshifter, most humans would consider him a monster, too, but he’s actually trying to protect us. Well, sort of.

Kira Metallurgist has always felt she was meant for more. Hoping to strike out on her own, she sets out on a new career at a time when the Realm goes through unprecedented change.

Physics wunderkind Fleur Robins, just a little odd and more familiar with multiple universes than complicated affairs of the heart, is cast adrift when her project to address the climate crisis is

Set during the separation of Norway from Sweden in 1905, this richly detailed novel of love and loss was inspired by the life of the author's great-great-aunts.

Eleven tales of the queer fantastic by award-winning author Catherine Lundoff.

A necessary and relevant addition to the Black LGBTQ literary canon, which oftentimes overlooks Black lesbian writing, Lez Talk is a collection of short stories that embraces the fullness of Black