The final title in our Winter/Spring 2024 Fiction Preview is Elevator in Saigon by Thuận, translated by Nguyễn An Lý! From the author of Chinatown comes a personal and political, tragic and […]
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The next title in our Winter/Spring 2024 Fiction Preview is Nauetakuan, a Silence for a Noise by Natasha Kanapé-Fontaine, translated by Howard Scott! Monica, a young woman studying art history […]
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The next title in our Winter/Spring 2024 Fiction Preview is Disobedience by Daniel Sarah Karasik! Shael lives in a vast prison camp, a monstrosity developed after centuries of warfare and […]
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The next title in our Winter/Spring 2024 Fiction Preview is These Songs I Know By Heart by Erin Brubacher! Married and divorced in her 20s, looking for friendship in her […]
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The next title in our Winter/Spring 2024 Preview is Monsters, Martyrs, and Marionettes: Essays on Motherhood by Adrienne Gruber! Monsters, Martyrs, and Marionettes is a revelatory hybrid collection that subverts the […]
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We’re thrilled to be sharing the next title in our Winter/Spring 2024 Fiction Preview: Play by Jess Taylor! Paul (Paulina) Hayes loves her cousin Adrian. Inseparable from a young age, they […]
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Today we’re sharing the third title in our Winter/Spring 2024 Poetry Preview: Oh Witness Dey! by Shani Mootoo! Shani Mootoo’s great-great-grandparents were brought to Trinidad as indentured labourers by the […]
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We’re back with the second title in our Winter/Spring 2024 Poetry Preview: you by Chantal Neveu, translated by Erín Moure! From poet Chantal Neveu, author of the award-winning collection This Radiant […]
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Today we’re excited to share the third title in our Winter/Spring 2024 Fiction Preview: How You Were Born by Kate Cayley! This tenth-anniversary edition of Kate Cayley’s award-winning collection includes […]
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Today we’re sharing the first title in our Winter/Spring 2024 Poetry Preview: Medium by Johanna Skibsrud! From award-winning writer Johanna Skibsrud, Medium shares the lives and perspectives of women who—in their […]
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