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A delve into the personal history of a man affected by the Armenian genocide and the ways he makes Canada home.

You know that voice in your head that cuts through it? Does the ill-advised thing in the name of hard won fun?

Diversely interwoven with threads from the Norse creation myth, to colonial Contact with North America, to personal stories about his grandparents, Conrad Scott's Waterline Immersion asks the

Impact Statement is a book of transitions.Transitions that are brought about by a catastrophic health situation.

YYC POP is the legacy project by Calgary Poet Laureate, Sheri-D Wilson.

Anyone who has been through school in the past half-century has experienced poetry in the form of the multiple-choice reading comprehension test.

Joan Shillington's third poetry collection, Let This Lake Remember - explores the loss of childhood innocence and fragility of life.

Lenea Grace’s debut collection maps a series of relationships within a greater exploration of Canadiana, barreling through shield and crag, river and slag.

Like an embedded journalist, Patrick Woodcock writes his poetry from the front lines of experience.

An accessible and illuminating debut collection that explores the arranged marriage of the bestial and humane

you are entirely happy with your poem / you are not happy then there is no charge and your deposit is returned / you are totally satisfied with the outcome / you are a man / you are a little confus

We look away from his open mouth, / look instead at the corn, the crows / floating above the river in their private worries. / Tonight, when we turn in, / the candle will sputter and blow.

Augustine in Carthage, and Other Poems is the daring new collection of poetry from Alessandro Porco.

A masterwork from one of Canada’s most important poets

From his first book, The Visible Man (“as fine a first volume of poetry as one is ever likely to read” — the Dalhousie Review), to his most recent, Resurrection In the Cartoon (“p