Capturing the Summit, Hamilton Mack Laing and the Mount Logan Expedition of 1925 by Trevor Marc Hughes
The remarkable account of Hamilton Mack Laing’s grueling expedition to the summit of Mount Logan.
Jocelyn Reekie
All The World’s A Wonder by Melia McClure
A playwright possessed by her muses, an actress desperate to succeed, and a doctor haunted by a lost love.
The Spirits Have Nothing to Do with Us: New Chinese Canadian Fiction, Edited by Dan K. Woo
The Spirits Have Nothing to Do with Us is an anthology of fascinating and singular short stories from some of the best Chinese Canadian authors writing today.
Murder at San Miguel by Danee Wilson
In her debut novel Murder at San Miguel, author Danee Wilson introduces readers to a Canadian couple who, to their dismay, are forced to become sleuths to solve a grisly murder in a foreign country.
Writing With My Eyes, Staying Alive While Dying by Angela Parker-Brown
This is the amazing story of Angie Parker-Brown’s skill at staying alive while dying, told “through her own eyes” with the assistance of eye gaze technology.
Winners and Losers: Tales of Life, Law, Love and Loss by Darlene Maddott
Winners And Losers: Tales of Life, Law, Love and Loss is a collection of linked short stories that turns a dazzling searchlight on the inner workings of the legal profession, told from the viewpoint of a feisty narrator finding her way through a hostile and competitive law environment.
