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March.18.2014. Boundary Problems reviewed in Alberta Views Today is the Publication Date of Boundary Problems by Greg Bechtel! It’s also reviewed in this month’s Alberta Views. Reviewer Jay Smith calls it […]

March.14.2014. First Fiction Fridays Boundary Problems is the featured title this week for the LPG’s First Fiction Fridays. Have a look!

March.14.2014. Are You Ready to Be Lucky? Great news! Rosemary Nixon’s Are You Ready to Be Lucky? has been named a finalist for ForeWord Reviews’ Book of the Year

March.11.2014. Toronto Life previews One Hour in Paris Toronto Life has dubbed One Hour in Paris “the most harrowing book of the season.” Read about their must-have books, movies and

March.05.2014. Avenue Edmonton reviews The Dilettantes ‘While you sometimes want to scream at the characters, you also root for them every step of the way.” Read

February.24.2014. Maurice Mierau on CV2 This fall, Freehand will be publishing Maurice Mierau‘s memoir Detachment. Mierau is also a poet (his collection Fear Not won the ReLit Award), and

February.19.2014. Rosemary Nixon on the Writer’s Block Questionnaire Rosemary Nixon is on the hotseat for the LPG’s Writer’s Block questionnaire. You can find the interview

February.13.2014. Alberta Readers’ Choice longlist 2014 Exciting news—two Freehand titles have made the longlist for the $10,000 2014 Alberta Readers’ Choice Award! Big congratulations to

January.31.2014. Reviews of The Dilettantes Two new reviews of The Dilettantes today from opposite sides of the country. Out of the West Coast, the Langley Today reports that “The

January.20.2014. Welcome to Deborah Willis! Freehand Books is very excited to welcome Deborah Willis as our new submissions coordinator. Welcome, Debbie! Deborah is the author

January.16.2014. Spring 2014 Book Previews While we’re madly putting the finishing touches on our spring titles, Spring 2014 Previews are starting to pop up all

January.08.2014. Alberta Views reviews The Dilettantes Alberta Views always has a great book review section, and this month’s is no exception. Maurice Yacowar, professor emeritus