Excerpt: First You Have to Learn to Live Alone, by Jeanne Ainslie
The following is an excerpt from the forthcoming nonfiction book by Jeanne Ainslie, First You Have to Learn to Live Alone: A Compassionate Guide to Living Alone and Aging.
The following is an excerpt from the forthcoming nonfiction book by Jeanne Ainslie, First You Have to Learn to Live Alone: A Compassionate Guide to Living Alone and Aging.
Bawdy and brawling, comical and crude, The Closer offers a gritty, uncensored glimpse into the grind of professional baseball.
An excerpt from Doris Siu’s novel, Hold On Please, Emily.
What follows is an exclusive excerpt from Cassoulet Confessions: Food, France, Family and the Stew That Saved My Soul (Hardie Grant Books), available In Canada and the United States in September.
The third and final instalment of an excerpt from Amber McMillan’s The Running Trees.
An excerpt from the forthcoming book from Bill Arnott, the award-winning author of the “Gone Viking” travel adventure books.
This collection of play-stories appears throughout McMillan’s short fiction collection The Running Trees (Goose Lane, 2021) and The Miramichi Reader is pleased to present to you the second of three installments in this exclusive excerpt.
Part 1 of a three-part excerpt from The Running Trees by Amber McMillan.
An Excerpt from the Award-Winning “Gone Viking II: Beyond Boundaries” by Bill Arnott.
An excerpt from Sheila Murray’s debut novel, Finding Edward from Cormorant Books.
This is an excerpt from a forthcoming essay by Shane Neilson regarding science poetry and his friend, Jim Johnstone.
Bodies in Trouble, depicts characters coping with faltering relationships, simmering violence, and light-drenched visions.
The following is an excerpt from Barb Curtis’ newest novel, Falling for You (Sapphire Springs Book 3). It is reprinted here with the author’s permission. It will be released March 29, 2022
An excerpt from Dear Braveheart – A Caregiver’s Loving Journey Through Alzheimer’s Dementia by Sheridan Rondeau, published by Crossfield Publishing.
Brought Down by Simon Constam struggles with daily life as a firm believer and continuing pride in Jewish identity.