Lump by Nathan Whitlock
A dark, satiric novel about a woman whose attempt to escape crises in her health and marriage ends up causing more chaos.
Michael Bryson
How to Build a Boat by Elaine Feeney
Elaine Feeney’s second novel, the 2023 Booker Prize long-listed How to Build a Boat, is a tour de force.
Not That Kind of Place by Michael Melgaard
In May 1997, eighteen-year-old Laura McPherson left her house for a run and didn’t return …
Chasing Paradise: A Hitchhiker’s Search for Home in a World at War with Itself by Chris Benjamin
In May, 2001, Chris Benjamin hitchhiked across Canada and volunteered on organic farms in British Columbia. He was in search of a good home, love and community, and perhaps a source of income to pay off his student loans.
Pieces of Myself: Fragments for an Autobiography by Keith Garebian
Pieces of My Self shows Garebian’s trauma, fury, condemnation, ardour, melancholy, satire, and self-understanding.
The Private Apartments by Idman Nur Omar
Moving, insightful, linked stories about the determination of Somali immigrants — despite duty, discrimination, and an ever-dissolving link to a war-torn homeland.
Duck Eats Yeast, Quacks, Explodes; Man Loses Eye A Poem by Gary Barwin & Lillian Nećakov
Written as a vibrant discussion between Barwin and Necakov, this book-length poem takes us on a hypnagogic journey that examines many ways of seeing and experiencing the world.
