Toxemia: The Playlist is here! Christine McNair has curated a playlist of songs that are in conversation with her latest collection Toxemia. She has also written a little introduction for the playlist. […]
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We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of beloved Canadian novelist, essayist, and poet Stan Dragland. An author and friend of the press, Stan was many things to […]
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The fall book season has officially arrived! Today, we’re kicking off the new season by celebrating the release of Letters to Amelia, the first title in our fall line up! […]
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Our Fall 2021 preview series continues with Iceland is Melting and So Are You by Talya Rubin. The urgency of the climate emergency is explored in this latest collection by […]
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Women in Translation Month is in full swing! To continue our month-long celebration we are pleased to bring you a three-part roundtable interview series featuring several women working in translation. […]
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Happy Women in Translation Month! Women in Translation Month was launched in 2014 by book blogger Meytal Radzinski in response to her observation that women wrote only approximately 30% of […]
Continue readingWe’re really excited to share that You Are Eating an Orange. You Are Naked. by Sheung-King is now available on all audiobook platforms, narrated by Kenny Wong! Our thanks to […]
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Mother’s Day is fast approaching and to celebrate we’re having a sale! There’s no better gift than the perfect book. This year, treat Mom to some quiet reading time […]
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We’re excited to share that Jess Taylor’s short story ‘Just Pervs,’ the title story from her Lambda Literary Award nominated collection, has been adapted for the stage by playwright Reid […]
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Let’s talk about love. Looking for the perfect Valentine’s Day gift for your book-loving beloved? It’s our opinion that a good book is a better gift than chocolate or flowers […]
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