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Bush Camp
A dynamic poetry collection of dry wit and powerful commentary, bush camp features a...
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King Jerry
Jerry King tries to be as inept as possible in his role as a professor, but his...
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Mike Grandmaison's Ontario
Winner of the 2015 Premier Print Awards Certificate of Merit in the Category of Art...
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Don't Try This at Home
Rob Krause and Daria Salamon sold their car, rented out their Winnipeg home, and packed...
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Ordinary Decent Criminal, An
Montgomery “Monty” Haaviko has done the crimes—robbery, assault, embezzlement, arson,...
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Happiness is a Rare Bird: Living the Birding...
There is nothing better than the sight of a rare bird. Whether sitting in your backyard...
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Postmodern Weather Report
Coming Soon! In today’s world, space is at a premium to accommodate humans, nature, and...
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Cattail Skyline
Coming Soon! In her second poetry collection, Joanne Epp ventures from open prairie...
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Nostalgia for Moving Parts
Coming soon! Poised between thoughts of mortality and an exquisite taste for the most...
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Still Me: A Golf Tragedy in 18 Parts
Golf is the only way I know to control time. It happens in the millisecond of that...
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cold press moon
Deep in the woods, way down the well, in the darkest, dampest parts of story, Cooley...
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Bestiary, The
Dennis Cooley conducts a chorus of “clucks barks muffled cries” to unconstrained...
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Once Removed
From the Author of The Daily Bonnet Timothy Heppner is a frustrated ghostwriter...
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The World is Mostly Sky
In this shining debut, identity and community converge in poems for a modern generation....
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she walks for days inside a thousand eyes
Regarded with both wonder and fear when first encountered by the West, First Nations...
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Touch The Dragon: A Thai Journal
Winner of the 1993 Governor General's Award for Nonfiction At the age of 17, the...
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Endlings
This book is a reminder of what we have lost within human memory. —David Suzuki The word...
