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January.21.2013. Freehand in the Calgary Herald We chat with the Calgary Herald about how things are going at Freehand these days and what’s coming up next! Read […]

January.13.2013. Melanie Schnell in QC Melanie Schnell, author of While the Sun Is Above Us, is featured in the cover story in QC, the Regina Leader-Post‘s lifestyles

January.16.2013. Esmé Claire Keith named one of 100 Most Fascinating Manitobans Esmé Claire Keith, winner of the 2012 McNally Robinson Book of the Year Award

January.7.2013. Ian Williams talks to Kathy Ullyott in UofT Magazine “Ian Williams is learning to sew. But the poet and short story writer isn’t planning

January.3.2013. Julie Wilson on The Next Chapter Julie Wilson talks about how readers are like unicorns and more on CBC’s The Next Chapter. Listen here

January.3.2013. Barry Grills interviewed on The Book Room John Degen talks to Barry Grills about writing and wolves and writing about wolves (complete with wolf

December.13.2012. The Winnipeg Review reviews Ian Colford’s The Crimes of Hector Tomás Shawn Syms says: “To his great credit, Colford provides more ethical questions than answers over

December.12.2012. Briarpatch Magazine review People Who Disappear by Alex Leslie Yutaka Dirks reviews People Who Disappear for Briarpatch: “Leslie’s writing has a subdued beauty; her sentences – often short and

December.11.2012. Prairie Journal reviews And Me Among Them and Not Anyone’s Anything Annie Vigna reviews two Freehand titles for Prairie Journal issue 56 (both of which happen to be part of

December.7.2012. Freehand Super Sale! 50% Off Select Titles We’re excited to announce our first December super sale—50% off the titles selected above! Order before December 17

December.5.2012 20% off Freehand titles! Here’s even more incentive to shop indie this holiday season. From now until the end of December, get 20% off

December.3.2012 The Chronicle Herald reviews The Crimes of Hector Tomás In The Chronicle Herald, Mary Jo Anderson calls Ian Colford’s The Crimes of Hector Tomás “compelling and complex,” saying that