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, …
Ali Bryan met with Daybreak Alberta host Paul Karchut to discuss her fourth novel, Coq. When two bright and bubbly people sit down to talk, …
Anne Logan does it again with her lovely review of Ali Bryan’s new novel, Coq. From the review: “I read parts of this book out loud …
Congratulations to Dawn Promislow, whose debut novel, Wan, was shortlisted for the Canadian Authors Association’s Fred Kerner Book Award. From the judges: “A story that …
Wan shortlisted for the 2023 Fred Kerner Book Award Read More
Enormous thanks to Jules, bookseller at Librairie Drawn & Quarterly, for their pick of End Times on their 2023 Summer Reads list. Anyone in Montreal …
End Times on Librairie Drawn + Quarterly’s Summer Reads 2023 Read More
Enormous thanks to Rayanne Haines and the Crow Reads Podcast for their interview with Ali Bryan, whose new novel Coq has been making people laugh …
Nathan Whitlock hosts the What Happened Next podcast, a podcast about the life of a book one year (or more) after it’s been published. It’s …
Huge congratulations to Barbara Joan Scott and The Taste of Hunger for taking home the Bronze Medal at the IPPY Awards. Barb received third place …
June is Pride Month—and we’re ecstatic that Keith Maillard’s In the Defense of Liberty is out in the world, seeking liberation for trans and nonbinary …
Thanks sincerely to Nittu Prasai for their review of Manjushree Thapa’s All of Us In Our Own Lives, featured in Portal Magazine 2023. From the …
All of Us In Our Own Lives reviewed in Portal Magazine 2023 Read More
Thanks to Tianna Vertigan and the team at Portal Magazine for their generous review of Mikka Jacobsen’s Modern Fables. From the review: “Despite Jacobsen’s relatable …