December.30.2012. New Reader’s Guide for Here Is Where We Disembark We’re welcoming winter with a new reader’s guide for one of our beautiful books of poetry, […]
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November.26.2012. Seen Reading by Julie Wilson named a Globe and Mail Top 100 Book of 2012 Warm congratulations to Julie Wilson, whose genre-bending collection of microfiction and literary
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November.26.2012. Atlantic Books Today reviews Ian Colford’s The Crimes of Hector Tomás “Colford paints a vivid portrait of a once grand but decaying city and of
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November.16.2012. ‘Calgary is Awesome’ talks to Barry Grills and Ian Colford: ‘Awesome Canadian Literature in Our Own Back Yard’ Next week, we’ll be welcoming Barry
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November.22.2012. The Coast reviews Seen Reading. In a teeny review that’s fitting for a collection of teeny stories, Whitney Moran says that Julie Wilson’s Seen Reading “proves
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October.31.2012. Esmé Claire Keith reads from Not Being on a Boat. Listen to Esmé Claire Keith read from Not Being on a Boat at the THIN AIR 2012
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October.26.2012 The National Post reviews The Crimes of Hector Tomás “The Crimes of Hector Tomás brims over with confident momentum; not a word or a scene arguably feels
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October.23.2012. While the Sun Is Above Us in Prairie Books Now Prairie Books Now talks to Melanie Schnell about her debut novel: “Schnell, who grew up
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October.22.2012. Alberta Views reviews People Who Disappear Jasmina Odor review Alex Leslie’s People Who Disappear for Alberta Views: “The beauty of the images, and their sensuality
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October.15.2012. Every Wolf’s Howl by Barry Grills reviewed in The Winnipeg Review Richard Cumyn on Barry Grills’ memoir Every Wolf’s Howl: “More wolf than dog, Lupus has much to
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October.13.2012 Review of Every Wolf’s Howl in the Winnipeg Free Press “An accomplished author of stories, a novel, and three cultural biographies about Anne Murray, Alanis Morissette and Celine
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October.12.2012. Review of People Who Disappear by Alex Leslie on Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian. “The stories are inextricable from the landscape, which is a character unto itself
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