Catherine Cooper’s sophomore novel, Lásko, is a 49th Shelf Editor’s Pick for September 2023 together with Sean Dixon’s The Abduction of Seven Forgers, Jessica Westhead’s […]
49th Shelf: Lásko is an Editor’s Pick Read More
Gord Grisenthwaite’s inimitable Tales for Late Night Bonfires received a starred review in Quill and Quire, with special thanks to Shazia Hafiz Ramji for the
Quill and Quire: Tales for Late Night Bonfires receives a starred review Read More
We were energized to attend the Book Publishers Association of Alberta’s industry conference last week, and to celebrate our accomplishments alongside our colleagues and peers
Winners of the 2023 Alberta Book Publishing Awards Read More
Calgary Guardian’s excellent series, “A Day in the Life,” showcases creatives in their daily lives. The most fun bit of the series is the bios,
Charlotte Bellows showcased in Calgary Guardian Read More
When asked by 49th Shelf to come up with a list of recommendations that inspired him along his writing journey—the latest manifestation of which is
49th Shelf: Sean Dixon on the difference between plays and prose Read More
Michelle Syba, whose debut book, End Times, was labelled “compulsively readable” by Literary Review of Canada, launches in Toronto at Flying Books with Sarah Gilbert,
09/21/2023 (Toronto): Michelle Syba & Sarah Gilbert Read More
Discussing her two novels (so far!) of 2023, Coq and The Crow Valley Karaoke Championships, Ali Bryan is on BookTrib., with this episode hosted by
Ali Bryan on BookTrib. Read More
It’s not every day a Freehand title receives a starred review. And from Quill & Quire to boot! We couldn’t be happier with Andrew Woodrow-Butcher’s
Quill and Quire: The Abduction of Seven Forgers receives a starred review Read More
The Windsor/Detroit-area’s coolest podcast interviewed Tales for Late Night Bonfires author G.A. Grisenthwaite. They go in rich depth about his story writing process. It sounds
All Write in Sin City: G.A. Grisenthwaite Read More
A book influencer is an indie press’s best friend. What’s better is when the discover your books independently of you! Heidi, who runs a BookTube
Cary Fagan’s The Student receives high praise Read More
Ariane Fournier reviews End Times for Montreal Review of Books, stating, “The characters are fully fleshed, the settings come alive with vivid descriptions, and the
Montreal Review of Books: End Times by Michelle Syba Read More
Summer is an exciting time: CBC Books releases its fall books previews for all genres! In Canadian nonfiction, they highlight Charlotte Bellows and The Definition
The Definition of Beautiful highlighted on CBC Books Read More