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January.28.2015. Boundary Problems shortlisted for the Crawford Award Congratulations to Greg Bechtel, whose debut collection of short stories, Boundary Problems, was shortlisted for the William L. Crawford Fantasy Award. […]

January.23.2015. Buried in Print reviews Between Clay and Dust And today, Buried in Print draws parallels between Musharraf Ali Farooqi’s Between Clay and Dust and Laird Hunt’s Neverhome: “it

January.22.2015. Review of Between Clay and Dust Local book blog I’ve Read This picks up Musharraf Ali Farooqi’s Between Clay and Dust: “I’ve only found a

January.14.2015. 49th Shelf’s Most Anticipated Fiction of Spring 2015 49th Shelf has just put out their spring fiction preview, and two Freehand titles have earned

January.06.2015. Strange Horizons recommendations Happy New Year to all and welcome to 2015! One piece of fun Freehand news from over the holidays—Strange Horizons put out

December.15.2014. The Winnipeg Free Press names their top books of the year Both One Hour in Paris and Detachment: An Adoption Memoir have been named among the Winnipeg Free Press’s top books of

December.10.2014. One Hour in Paris shortlisted for the BC National Award for Canadian Non-Fiction We’re delighted that Karyn L. Freedman’s memoir One Hour in Paris is a finalist

December.09.2014. Partnership with NNELS Freehand Books is pleased to announce a new partnership with the National Network for Equitable Library Service (NNELS). As a result, most

December.08.2014. 49th Shelf Books of the Year ‘Tis the season… for “best of” lists! We were so pleased to see Maurice Mierau’s Detachment: An Adoption Memoir land

November.27.2014. Review of One Hour in Paris in Alberta Views Pick up a copy of the December issue of Alberta Views for a great analysis of One Hour in Paris: A

November.21.2014. The Globe and Mail‘s “favourite books of the year that we didn’t review” Karyn L. Freedman and One Hour in Paris have earned a spot on this

November.21.2014. Maurice Mierau interview on CJOB Radio Maurice Mierau talks with CJOB’s Dahlia Kurtz about adoption and attachment disorder. You can listen to their interview here.