In case you missed the news, this year marks our twentieth anniversary. We’ve been celebrating this special milestone anniversary in various ways throughout the year. To help keep the celebrations […]
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In case you missed the news, this year marks our twentieth anniversary. We’ve been celebrating this special milestone anniversary in various ways throughout the year. To help keep the celebrations […]
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Our 20th-anniversary celebrations continue with another Author Spotlight interview. Today, we’re shining a light on the legendary Shani Mootoo. We’ve had the great honour of publishing three books by Shani, […]
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Today, we’re delighted to share a conversation with editor and writer Stacey May Fowles and Adrienne Gruber, author of Monsters, Martyrs, and Marionettes. Gruber’s new lyrical essay collection subverts the stereotypes […]
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Today, we are sharing our final installment of the “Personalized Wishlist” series! For fans of short stories, we recommend Just Pervs by Jess Taylor! Two sex addicts meet and fall […]
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Today, we are excited to announce the release of She Who Lies Above by Beatriz Hausner! Happy Book Birthday to She Who Lies Above by Beatriz Hausner. In these poems, […]
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Today we’re back with another exciting new release: Anecdotes by Kathryn Mockler, a most mnticipated Fall release by the Toronto Star, Frieze, 49th Shelf, and Vol. 1 Brooklyn. Happy Book Birthday […]
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Today we are so excited to be celebrating the publication of Her Body Among Animals by Paola Ferrante! Happy Book Birthday to Her Body Among Animals by Paola Ferrante. We’re elated […]
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Today we are so excited to be celebrating the publication of My Work by Olga Ravn, translated by Jennifer Russell and Sophia Hersi Smith! Happy Book Birthday to My Work […]
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Today’s Fall Fiction Preview features As the Andes Disappeared by Caroline Dawson, translated by Anita Anand! Caroline is seven when her family flees Pinochet’s regime, leaving Chile for Montreal on […]
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