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Jean Coulthard demonstrated that a Canadian woman could be a successful professional composer, whose music was, and still is, played extensively in concert halls across Canada and internationally.

The Steppes Are the Colour of Sepia: A Mennonite Memoir invites the reader to embark on a journey that traces the paths of ancestral memory over the steppes of the Russian empire to the valleys of

Why read Goethe’s poetry today? Ours is an age which prizes both individual self-development and cultural diversity.

Open the door to the unique world of professional organizer and declutterer Stephen Ilott.

When Rob Ferguson went off to the five former Soviet ’Stans of Central Asia to work on a project to save the rapidly disappearing Aral Sea, he expected to have challenges and adventures, but he did

Two men are pulled from their places in time and discarded into a strange future, where sand abounds and sorrow is universal, and here they exercise supernatural talents to shape a dying world.

The year was 1989 the year everything unexpected happened: the fatwa against Salman Rushdie, the massacre at Tiananmen Square, the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Father Mac is an extraordinary first novel of astonishing breadth.

Deathbed Dimes exposes the reality that if you can outlive your relatives, friends, and sometimes even strangers, your odds of hitting the inheritance jackpot are better than playing the lottery.

Cally is a twenty-five year old business graduate.

Dionelle was born unique: she is immune to fire.

Former war correspondent Jacques Legris is recovering from a bad case of career burnout and decides to escape the system.

It never should’ve happened: in the late 1980s, a case of mistaken identity turns into a successful musician’s worst nightmare.

Tracking down missing persons is nothing new to Walter Osborne, but his latest case is different.

The stories and poetry in this book came to the writer between the years 2013 and 2017. She believes that stories have the power to disclose, heal, lead, and, for many, to transform.