A poetry collection that humorously delves into the truths of love and lust within Indigenous communities. >>
A Clearing is a meditation of the everyday—both the joys and the losses observed in the natural world as they so closely mirror day-to-day human experience. >>
It's late spring and young artist Gerry Coneybear and her twenty cats are thrilled to finally be able to get outside. Her neighbours' marriage isn't quite what it should be, and as events unfold next door, Gerry watches from her garden. When the philandering husband is murdered, the wife is the obvious suspect. Or ought to be. >>
Winner of the Governor General's Award for Drama, this is a play within a play. Hélène is writing a play which draws heavily on the past of her lover and his twin brother, but refuses to reveal the tragic ending until the actual staging of the piece. >>
Professional art authenticator Leonard Anderson covets his patron Luella Parson's Cartwright drawings so much that he decides to substitute his own clever forgeries for the originals and set fire to her mansion to hide evidence of fraud. Unfortunately, dear old Luella perishes in the fire too. But that's only the beginning of Leonard's problems. >>
A Most Unpleasant Wedding is Judith Alguire's most recent Rudley Mystery, named for the cantankerous proprietor of The Pleasant Inn. A wedding held at the Pleasant turns from hopeful to horror when a body of a neighbour is discovered behind the inn. >>
A Peeled Wand: Selected Poems of Anne Szumigalski
A Peeled Wand is both a distillation and reconfiguration of Anne Szumigalski's life's work, offering a succinct, authoritative overview of the work of one of Canada's most remarkable and original poets. >>
A Quiet Night and a Perfect End
These beautifully crafted stories are about ordinary people's extraordinary ability to cope with the unexpected tragedies, large and small, that befall everyone. >>
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