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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

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,

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

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

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

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

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

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