from Breakwater Books In my opinion, a good memoir shows the reader the perfect amount of a person’s life. It doesn’t overshare and it doesn’t skimp on the important details. It […]
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from Flanker Press My Island Garden: Ornamental Gardening in Atlantic Canada by Dawn Baker is a beautiful yet practical book that spotlights a wide selection of hardy plants for Maritime gardeners. […]
from Goose Lane Editions In her fourth collection of poetry, Jessica Hiemstra exposes her roots—and ours. She lays bare, through words and images, the natural order, and its human counterpart. It […]
from Fernwood Publishing Smokii Sumac’s meditative collection, Born Sacred: Poems for Palestine, reflects on the absurdity of everyday life during genocide in a series of journalistic reflections—it is, above all a […]
from Engen Books “All stories have value. All stories can tell us something. Especially those that terrify us,” says the mysterious tourguide at the centre of Terror Nova: The Thirteenth […]
from Goose Lane Editions “Skin,” the eponymous story in Catherine Bush’s collection, pinpoints her fictional techniques and themes. Truncated perspectives of fleeting moments capture the slices of her characters’ lives […]
from Breakwater Books It is Christmas Eve, 1968, in the filmic opening scene of Monica Kidd’s new novel, The Crane. A young man sits on a train, “trees smearing past […]
from OC Publishing Deep Freeze is the second accomplished novel in the Deep Mysteries series by Anne Louise O’Connell, but works just as well as a standalone. As was the case […]
from Knopf Canada For wild food lovers, a walk in the woods, through a field or along a beach can result in the most satisfying of culinary kismet. From discovering […]
Felix shook him away and jumped back, falling onto rough ground of the caverns behind him. The man with the loud voice stumbled after him but fell in a heap […]
from Vagrant Press Say what you will about a big, explosive storyline—bright flashing lights, loud sounds, breakneck speeds—there is something so specifically affecting about a book that keeps its devastation […]
Prince Edward Island may be Canada’s smallest province, but its literary presence is anything but small. Home to world-renowned classics like Anne of Green Gables and a thriving community of […]
