Michelle Syba on the Get Lit podcast
Thanks to Jamie Tennant and the Get Lit podcast for the brilliant interview with Michelle Syba, author of End Times, a finalist for the Quebec […]
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Thanks to Jamie Tennant and the Get Lit podcast for the brilliant interview with Michelle Syba, author of End Times, a finalist for the Quebec […]
Michelle Syba on the Get Lit podcast Read More
Louise Ells, writing for Canadian Writers Abroad, reviewed Catherine Cooper’s Lásko, saying, “the novel is very much a character-driven work written with such verisimilitude that
Lásko reviewed on Canadian Writers Abroad Read More
As an online exclusive for Prairie books NOW, Charlotte spoke with Ariel Gordon about the beginnings of her memoir, The Definition of Beautiful. Bellows talks
Charlotte Bellows in Prairie books NOW Read More
Thanks to Laurie Burns at The Miramichi Reader for her generous review of End Times by Michelle Syba. From the review: “Her characters and observations
End Times reviewed in the Miramichi Reader Read More
We’re thrilled to see our first piece of publicity for a title in our spring 2024 frontlist. Moving to Delilah, our forthcoming collection of poems
Moving to Delilah featured in the Edmonton Journal Read More
Thanks to Janice Weizman for her astute review of Dawn Promislow’s Wan on “Reading Jewish Fiction.” Weizman explicates the contributions of Jacqueline’s powerful, repetitious voice
Wan reviewed in Reading Jewish Fiction Read More
“Absurd, animated, and abundant in mischief,” now that’s a great way to start off a review. We can safely say Jessie Yang looks favourably upon
The Abduction of Seven Forgers in the Literary Review of Canada Read More
Twenty-twenty-four has started strong with a review of Many Mothers, Seven Skies in Alberta Views (January/February). Thanks to Jenna Butler for succinctly representing the collection
Many Mothers reviewed in Alberta Views Read More
Jamie Tennant, who’s featured Emily Saso and Nine Dash Line on a previous episode of Get Lit, is back with Gord Grisenthwaite and Tales for
Get Lit Episode 364 with G.A. Grisenthwaite Read More
On December 29th, the Nelson Ball Prize committee premiered on YouTube a presentation with readings from all shortlisted poets. Cameron Anstee and Sheets: Typewriter Works
Sixty-Seven Ontological Studies shortlisted for the Nelson Ball Prize Read More
Twenty-twenty-three has been a terrific year. For you, our readers, we’d like to extend our holiday offer: 30% off all titles using the coupon code
Freehand Holidays 2023 Read More
We have huge news: Barbara Joan Scott and her novel, The Taste of Hunger, about Ukrainian homesteaders in the early twentieth century, have been shortlisted
The Taste of Hunger: KOBZAR Book Award Shortlist Read More