April.03.2013. Ali Bryan on Salty Ink’s Pitch and Plug Ali Bryan chats with Chad Pelley about typing with one finger, Stompin’ Tom Connors, binge eating […]

April.01.2013 Q&Q reviews some recent Freehand titles Stacey May Fowles reviews Every Wolf’s Howl by Barry Grills in Quill and Quire here. Steven W. Beattie reviews The Crimes of Hector

March.28.2013 Excerpts of Roost and The Green and Purple Skin of the World Anxiously awaiting your copy of Roost by Ali Bryan or The Green and Purple Skin of the World by

March.25.2013. New review of People Who Disappear The blog Reviews by Amos Lasson discusses Alex Leslie’s People Who Disappear: “The landscape serves as a character

March.25.2013. While the Sun Is Above Us reviewed in Proto Libro Proto Libro, a blog that reviews debut novels and memoirs that are set outside

March.21.2013. Pickle Me This Reviews Roost Kerry Clare at Pickle Me This talks about Ali Bryan’s debut novel Roost and about laughing out loud in the bathtub. “It’s a hard (and

March.6.2013. Melanie Schnell in the Estevan Mercury Melanie Schnell discusses women in war with the Estevan Mercury: “It isn’t a dominant part of the pop cultural narrative.

March.6.2013. Alex Leslie nominated for a Lambda Literary Award Big congratulations to Alex Leslie, who is a finalist for a Lambda Literary Award in the

March.5.2013. Canadian Authors on Twitter Blog FS Local compiled a list of five Canadian authors to follow on Twitter. Margaret Atwood, of course, along with

February.27.2013. Review of While the Sun Is Above Us in Giraffe Days “In While the Sun is Above Us we get a distinctly female story [of Sudan]. Considering that

February.15.2013. People Who Disappear reviewed in The Coastal Spectator The Coastal Spectator, an arts mag out of Victoria, has a review up of Alex Leslie’s People Who Disappear. Reviewer Miles

February.14.2013. While the Sun Is Above Us shortlisted for four Saskatchewan Book Awards Melanie Schnell’s debut novel While the Sun Is Above Us has been shortlisted for