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Both Boys Climb Trees They Can’t Climb Down

Poetry

Both Boys Climb Trees They Can’t Climb Down

Stephanie Yorke

Both Boys Climb Trees They Can’t Climb Down is a poetry collection about lost homes. In this book, Stephanie Yorke explores a crumbling, quasi-rural landscape with both great affection and great scorn, probing the irreconcilable sentiments that home inevitably invokes. >>

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Once Houses Could Fly

Poetry

Once Houses Could Fly

Rosemary Clewes

In Once Houses Could Fly, ten kayakers snail along the rugged fjords of Ellesmere Island in the High Arctic. These poems speak of the bite and beauty of weather and the limits it sets on us. Beginner’s prowess ends in taking inventory of thumbs and “aging’s howl,” yet the light’s redemptive peace settles all distress, and what lasts is the quiet gratitude that overtakes the narrator, as the journey sets the pace for the soul to catch up with the body.
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The Shape of a Throat

Poetry

The Shape of a Throat

Sheila Stewart

This book is about the relationship between body and word, body’s longing for word, word’s longing to be embodied. It is about being in relationship with another person, self and other. Experience, like rain, falls through a tree’s canopy.

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small flames

Poetry

small flames

Dina E. Cox

small flames is, like its title poem, an arrangement of lambent coals which brighten their hot cores under the breath of the reader’s gaze. Quiet, contained poems flare up with the intensity of peak experience – in moments of childhood, womanhood, birth, death and the infinite in a cormorant’s flight or Chaucer’s tomb. >>

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Body Trade

Fiction

Body Trade

Margaret Macpherson

In a deeply personal narrative that explores power, sexual manipulation, cultural consumption and trust, Body Trade asks the ultimate question: To what terrifying places will we journey, and at what cost, in order to save our own lives? >>

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Le soleil du lac qui se couche/The Setting Lake Sun (ebook)

Fiction

Le soleil du lac qui se couche/The Setting Lake Sun (ebook)

J.R. Léveillé

Translated by S.E. Stewart

With an introduction by Marc Gontard

Angèle is a young Métis woman who dreams of becoming an architect. One evening in a Winnipeg art gallery at a show by a Native artist she happens to meet Ueno Takami, an aging Japanese poet. It is an encounter that will change both their lives. >>

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Out on a Limb

Drama

Out on a Limb

Edited by Kit Brennan

Written by Briana Brown, Carmen Cartterfield, Wesley J. Colford, Kara Crabb, Leah Jane Esau, Alexa Gilker, Jordan Hall, Jennifer Kearney, Tamara Lagrandeur, Sherryl Melnyk, David Sklar, and Brandon Wicke

This exciting anthology features short works by twelve of Canada’s newest playwrights, recent graduates from university writing programs and professional theatre schools across the country. >>

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Stifling Folds of Love

Fiction

Stifling Folds of Love

John Brooke

When the ex-lovers of a former schoolteacher start dying at an alarming rate, Inspector Aliette Nouvelle is drawn into the investigation, not least because her boss has also been put in jeopardy. >>

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The Girl in the Wall

Fiction

The Girl in the Wall

Alison Preston

A grisly discovery behind the wall of an old house in Winnipeg leads former Inspector Frank Foote into the past and down the trail of the unusual Mrs. Mortimer,  who’d had a short-lived business in the 1960s taking photos of the recently deceased for their families. >>

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The Hanged Man

Fiction

The Hanged Man

Don Bapst

When an art history student begins uncovering the origins of the earliest known Tarot deck, he finds himself on a terrifying journey, which takes him from the safety of the museums and libraries of pre-9/11 New York to the most hidden reaches of West Africa, where a mystery as dark and ancient as the cards themselves awaits his discovery. >>

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