Freehand Books is now Benetech certified! Freehand Books has earned Global Certified Accessible™ (GCA) certification from Benetech, the first-ever independent third-party digital accessibility certification program. …
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Steven W. Beattie, for Short Story Month Day 6, reads and elucidates upon Michelle Syba’s titular story, “End Times,” collected in End Times. Beattie is …
Thanks tons to Amy Whitmore for her review of our 75th Anniversary Edition of Who Has Seen the Wind. Read the full review here.
A sincere thanks to Veena Gokhale and Herizons for their review of Sharon Butala’s This Strange Visible Air. Find Herizons on the stands where you …
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Thanks a million to the Massy Arts Society; they’ve been excellent partners for the launch of Keith Maillard’s new novel, In the Defense of Liberty. …
Wow! We love discussions about craft and writing routine, writing amidst a family, writing despite a busy lifestyle! Listen to Dana Goldstein’s recent podcast episode …
Ali Bryan on the What Were You Thinking? podcast with Dana Goldstein Read More
A huge thank-you to Ian Colford, a prolific author who’s published with Freehand in the past, for his generous review of Ali Bryan’s Coq. From …
Coq reviewed by Ian Colford in the Miramichi Reader Read More
Thanks to the team over at the Poets Corner Reading Series for facilitating a reading with Jan Zwicky. Her One Minute Poem is “Beached Seal, …
Books columnist Tom Sandborn has touted Keith Maillard, author of In the Defense of Liberty, as the voice of culture in America in the 60s, …
In the Defense of Liberty reviewed in Vancouver Sun Read More
Thanks enormously to Anne Logan of I’ve Read This for reviewing our 75th Anniversary Illustrated Edition of W.O. Mitchell’s Who Has Seen the Wind. Glad …
Thanks sincerely to Thomas McLeod for their perceptive review in The Ubyssey of Keith Maillard’s newest novel, In the Defense of Liberty. From the review: …
Sincere thanks to Stephen Hunt for his profile of Ali Bryan, author of Coq, as part of Calgary Arts Development’s The Storytelling Project. Ali goes …