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In the 2007 CBC Massey Lectures, Alberto Manguel leads us back into our literary tradition to find insight about one of the most contentious issues of our time: the rise of ethnic nationalism.

Honeymooners Viktor and Liesel Landauer are filled with the optimism and cultural vibrancy of central Europe of the 1920s when they meet modernist architect Rainer von Abt.

Ava Lee goes deep inside the shady world of online gambling in the second installment of the pulse-pounding series.

An art critic dies alone, leaving only a letter to a former lover about the women and men he has loved.

North and South is the first novel in a trilogy dealing with the American Civil War, and it is truly a remarkable work; well worth reading.

Fascinating, revelatory, and powerful, Butterfly MindM is a memorable work from a renowned reporter on the front line of history.

Three men race against time to take possession of a sacred 5,000-year-old Buddhist sculpture: Khalid, a leading Pakistani antiquities dealer, arranges for the illegal importation of the statue from

France Daigle casts a droll eye on what it means to be born a writer in the middle of the twentieth century.

Set during the spring and summer of 1980 - starting on Saturday, May 17- the novel describes the events that seize the affluent suburban town of Hampstead, Connecticut, located in the fictional Pat

Exclusively available from Anansi Digital, Communion is one of the lost, great works by a Canadian literary titan.

Composer Guy Maslin joins the crew of the "Enterprise" to investigate the strange continuous song of the inhabitants of Taygeta, source of a dangerous spacewarp, and they discover that th

The best of beloved poet Alden Nowlan's explicitly honest, direct, and insightful poetry.

Cockroach is as urgent, unsettling, and brilliant as Rawi Hage's bestselling and critically acclaimed first book, De Niro's Game.

Amerika was about life in the United States after a bloodless takeover by the Soviet Union.

Is democracy as we know it in danger? More and more we confront one another as aggrieved groups rather than as free citizens.