The next entry in our Short Story Month series hails the rare find written by a celebrated author. A prolific writer between the years 1911-1961, H.D.—a.k.a. Hilda Doolittle—was primarily known […]
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Have you ever read something that hit you so hard that you needed to immediately seek out and get your hands on anything else written by that author? Same. And […]
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Hello everyone! My name is Reid, and I am thrilled to be the new Sales and Events Coordinator at Book*hug Press! I have been working with the press since January, […]
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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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“Where there is no emergency, there is likely no real experiment.” We are excited to share that tomorrow, Wednesday, November 17, the Gender Matters Speaker Series at Queen’s University will […]
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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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It’s time to meet the Fall 2021 authors and their books! We’ll be diving more deeply into the seven books we introduced in our Fall 2021 season reveal, previewing individual […]
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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Happy US Publication Day to Meg Remy’s Begin by Telling!
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