Rhubarb Magazine praises Dora Dueck's What You Get at Home in their Spring Issue, writing that "everything about it is engaging." Reviewer MaryLou Driedger notes that at the heart of these short stories are "women discovering their voices" and that "the ultimate pleasure of reading What You Get at Home is the author’s creative prose, which often sounds more like poetry. Readers will find themselves going back to certain passages many times to savour them."

Turnstone Author Dave Williamson recently sat down with the Winnipeg Free Press to chat about some of his favourite knick knacks--from his "New York" sweatshirt that inspires him when he's writing for a deadline, to the Egyptian souvenir book his father sent his soon-to-be mother in 1915. Read the full article here: http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/arts-and-life/life/my-stuff----dave-williamson-photo-april-8-detour-april-13-202816081.html Dave Williamson's novel, Dating, is nominated for the McNally Robinson Book of the Year in this year's Manitoba Book Awards.