Unique story lines that are quickly consumed
by : Michelle Brunet
Fiction
People feeling paralyzed or trapped
You can leave, but you will still be tethered to Nova Scotia
MacLeod is a gently playful but fearless writer who explores a range of narrative style
Joel Thomas Hynes can’t write a sentence that doesn’t crackle or sing.
At its best, The Path of Most Resistance is haunting, careful, almost imperceptibly full of power. Wangersky’s finest stories will linger with you a long time.
Important, formative Newfoundland history from the point of view of a kind of Everyman
This is an evocative collection, and though there’s trauma and violence, there is also tremendous beauty and, throughout, real humour.
“A haunting study in empathy.”
Lament for Bonnie is the ninth book in Anne Emery’s award-winning Collins-Burke mystery series.
A work of historical fiction that gives us a glimpse into the life of PEI’s literary matriarch
Gorgeous illustrations and a fun story line work together to introduce young readers to a traditional Newfoundland instrument.
