The Windsor/Detroit-area’s coolest podcast interviewed Tales for Late Night Bonfires author G.A. Grisenthwaite. They go in rich depth about his story writing process. It sounds
All Write in Sin City: G.A. Grisenthwaite Read More
Summer is an exciting time: CBC Books releases its fall books previews for all genres! In Canadian nonfiction, they highlight Charlotte Bellows and The Definition
The Definition of Beautiful highlighted on CBC Books Read More
Zoe McKenna reviewed Paul Cresey’s Exit Strategies in the BC Review with such thoughtfulness and thoroughness! It’s rare to have a reviewer engage with the
Exit Strategies in the BC Review Read More
Huge thanks to Waheed Rabbani at the Historical Novel Society for the review of Barbara Joan Scott’s The Taste of Hunger. This is the novel’s
The Taste of Hunger in Historical Novel Society Read More
From the review: “In our 40s and 50s, perhaps, there is the almost requisite tendency to look back—to childhood, to trauma, to wounding—that comes with
You Still Look the Same reviewed in ARC Poetry Read More
Thanks to the editors at CBC Books for picking Coq on their “40 Canadian books to read this summer” list. They’re not wrong. Coq is
Coq makes CBC Books’ Summer Reading List Read More
Book reviewer Andrew Torry reviews Michelle Syba’s End Times in Literary Review of Canada. From the review: “Aside from Miriam Toews’s fiction and K. D. Miller’s short
Literary Review of Canada reviews End Times Read More
For this year’s Alberta Book Publishing Awards shortlist, four Freehand titles have made the cut! The full shortlist and all of its categories are below.
Alberta Book Publishing Awards Shortlist Read More
The Toronto Entomologists’ Association publishes a newsjournal for their members: their most recent issue, Vol. 28, Iss. 2 (June 2023), features a review of Night
Night in the World reviewed in Ontario Insects Read More
Eric Volmers of the Calgary Herald profiled Ali Bryan and her revisitation to the comically dysfunctional family in Roost and Coq. The trip to Paris
Ali Bryan in the Calgary Herald Read More
Many Mothers, Seven Skies: Scenes for Tomorrow is Freehand’s very first foray into drama. When you read the contributors to this collection of scenes, you
07/21-22/2023 (Calgary): Many Mothers, Seven Skies performed at Heritage Park Read More
Lenore Rowntree, author of See You Later Maybe Never, reviewed Keith Maillard’s In the Defense of Liberty for the BC Review. The review is titled,
Lenore Rowntree reviews In the Defense of Liberty Read More