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Théo sait tout de Summer : il a passé une partie de sa jeunesse à la protéger de son père violent, à la tirer des pires situations.

Elegantly written and profoundly moving, Frances Itani's debut novel is a tale of virtuosity and power.

A boy on the run. A girl determined to find him. A compelling fantasy looks at issues of privilege, protest, and justice.

Marie-Pierre vit avec Suzanne, sa mère avocate, depuis que son père les a quittées pour un autre continent.

A Fine Balance is in mid-1970s India.

In the early 1900s a young and newly wed Leona Merrigan sets out from the Newfoundland community of Three Brooks to find a better life in Knock Harbour on the island's Cape Shore.

Jason Dade, quixotic hero of this 1970s coming-of-age novel, is on a quest. He must decipher cryptic signs on his journey to meet an elusive figure known only as The Man.

One has lost a child and paints her house blue, another has found a not-so-handy man she can't get rid of; one perches in a tree and observes the neighbourhood, and yet another goes off into the wo

Eating Habits Of The Chronically Lonesome will leave you struck, yet, exhilarated.

When Ydessa Bloom's husband dies in a Cessna crash in a mid-Ontario lake, she rents a cottage at that lake, without really comprehending why, and stays for three months.

Daisy's job is to be as unobtrusive as possible.

In twelve dialed-in and exceptionally honed short stories, Terry Doyle presents an enduring assortment of characters channelled through the chain reactions of misfortune and redemption.

Being a teenager is hard enough. It’s even more difficult when you have supernatural powers you barely understand.

Following an awkward sexual encounter under a wharf in outport Newfoundland, sixteen-year-old Rowena Savoury travels to St. John's for a secret abortion.

Chad Pelley’s Four-Letter Words, his collection of award-winning short stories, presents us with characters haunted by one four-letter word or another: love, hate, lust, or loss.