Child of War, a Graphic Poem by Gregory Sass
A “Child of War” could not be more timely and necessary, an urgent SOS message in a time capsule coming to warn us about the horrors that inevitably and sadly repeat themselves as history.
Josie Di Sciascio-Andrews
In the Bear’s House by Bruce Hunter
An allegorical tapestry of a loved, lost universe emerges, complete with every tangible detail of description and dialogue […]
Here Was by John Portelli
Here Was reflects Portelli’s nomadic adventures and travels in three different continents from Ramallah to Bologna, from Toronto to Rabat, from Lisbon to Istanbul. A gripping collection that mixes existential elements with the call for social justice, and the recollections of gone by days.
Passages/ Passaggi by Laurence Hutchman
Passages is a breathtaking, new poetry collection by Canadian poet Laurence Hutchman. Written in English and translated into Italian by Angela D’Ambra, it spans decades of the poet’s writing from 1975 to the present.
A Celebration of Life in Art by Herman Falke, Edited by Michael Walsh
A unique, fully illustrated autobiography in full colour covering over 60 years of the life, art, and ruminations of a Catholic Priest and accomplished Sculptor…a life worth discovering and appreciating!
The Bank Street Peeper By Erma Odrach
The events in The Bank Street Peeper by Erma Odrach are set in Toronto, but they defy the constrictions of time and place.
Everyone but Fajza by John Portelli, Translated by Irene Mangion
Everyone but Fajza starts off with conflicting media reports in Toronto about a serious incident involving Fajza. The major characters narrate their relation with Fajza and offer their construction of events.
