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Winner of the 2010 Toronto Book Award

The Carnivore is a historical novel of disaster and betrayal, set in the Toronto of both 1954 and 2004.

In Dead Politician Society, the mayor falls down dead in the middle of a speech, and a university secret society promptly claims credit for the murder.

A stunning and lyrical debut novel. Vincent Appleton smiles at his daughters, raises a gun, and blows off his head. For the Appleton sisters, life had unravelled many times before.

A lyrical, heartbreaking story of ardour and devastation

Now in one volume, Lockpick Pornography and its thematic sequel, We all Got it Coming

Longlisted for the 2018 International Dublin Literary Award

A masterful and gripping novel from “an undeniably talented writer” (Globe and Mail)

Twenty members of a cult are found massacred on an isolated island on Canada's West Coast.

Thirteen-year-old October Schwartz is new in town, short on friends, and the child of a clinically depressed science teacher.

A fast and powerful crime novel full of action, vengeance, twists, and dark humour Grey Stevens took over the family business after his uncle passed away, and now he grows the best pot in Whistler.

A lushly imagined novel that asks, “When do we ever really know ourselves?”

A dark and suspenseful debut. Detective T.J. Peterson has a problem, and it's not just how much he's drinking or the daily, silent, tormenting video calls from his estranged daughter.

In this second mystery featuring Chief Inspector Peter Cammon, the veteran detective is called out of retirement once again.

Read the mystery series Booklist called “brimming with historical verisimilitude . . .

The Ends of the Earth moves through technological disasters, environmental nightmares, and broken relationships to find love cast away at the end of days.

Poetry kills the beautiful people.