'The poetry in this book plays with Christian scripture toward a specifically metaphysical descri...

Too Much on the Inside explores the depths of coincidence and human connection, as they collide w...

Emu is a literary cult named after a bird improvised from the spare parts of other birds, a bird ...

Ten Thousand Miles Between Us

A one-legged news vendor with a dilapidated newsstand. An exotic dancer with a penchant for witch...

This novella is a fictional account of one man's immigration to Quebec. It relates, in the first ...

In 1970s Karachi, where violence and political and social uncertainty are on the rise, a beautifu...

Plague Diary is a series of daily journals documenting time spent during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Displacements and Déchirements, curated by Elena Basile, is the first-ever anthology of Nathanaël...

Sylvie and édouard Glissant's intention was not to add hypotheses to those many that have attempt...

The crowd is howling blood. Awaiting death on the scaffold he wonders what he could possibly have...

'Mary Lee Bragg's mature first book introduces a wise and sharp-eyed observer of people, times an...

Psychomachia is a meditation on revenge, violence and transformation. It is the story of a mother...

Looking at Renaissance Paintings, and Other Poems

A writer of unknown gender, an orphan, brought up by despised and religious foster parents, seeks...

A young man engages in pyromania to mark psychic disconnections with his suicidal father.

'Set in the Toronto neighbourhood of Parkdale, [the novel] narrates two devastating weeks in the ...

A woman caught breaking into a Century stone house won't tell her name. Police cannot charge her....

Brenda Clews's compelling book of poetry, Fugue in Green, is a gothic fairy tale in the tradition...

Heeja is a displaced North Korean immigrant in the U.S. At the age of 80, after a squabble with h...

'This new poetry collection by Corrado Paina explores the induced meditations and considerations ...

Pin Pricks is a collection of deceptively simple poems and aphorisms, each of which expresses an ...

'There is a shadow of a boy walking within me. His spirit is lightning fire. He will not be shack...

Learning How to Love China tells the story of a young factory worker in a city near Shanghai. She...

Painting Circles is a tightly written book of poems that knits together an assortment of dark sub...

Room Tone

The Other Oscar tells the story of a thirty-year-old Canadian musician who arrives in a Chilean c...

A tattered coat upon a stick represents both a summing-up and a continued breaking of new ground ...

Alan Blum's concerns are dramatized in the surreal narrative ofhis novel Somebody Nobody Anybody:...

Midnight presents the thoughts of a restless traveller to such places as Istanbul, Edinburgh, Mon...

Book of Disorders is a lush text bursting with melodies and dissonances. It examines the very sub...

The poems in this collection were written in and about three continents. They attempt to address ...

The Sicilian Cowboys is a road novella set in Canada, southern Italy, and North Africa. Through v...

In 1977 I arrived in Ottawa, Canada. In those days, I wasted time looking for a bar for an espres...

From poems set in the eastern Mediterranean, with its abiding reverberations of the ancient Greek...

A genius of erotic minimalism, Anatole Vasanpeine is a little-known (and imaginary) character fro...

In the summer of 2011, Landry was in Pangnirtung, Nunavut, studying Inuktitut and Inuit culture t...

'Key themes in This White Nest include shadows and absences, and the human and natural worlds. So...

Brace Yourselves is, in part, a language experiment with poems assembled from internet material t...

No other Canadian writer is as thoroughly conversant with the fertile tradition of surrealism as ...

Ele Pawelski's thought-provoking novella, The Finest Supermarket in Kabul, bursts into the world ...

'Meme-Noir bridges the gap between flash fiction and memoir. Between realism and surrealism. Expl...

'Panoptic begins with poignant episodes from the poet's early life and personal relationships, pa...

The psychological realism of these elegantly crafted poems is enriched with expressionist and sur...

'The poems in this book translate the author's experience of listening to music into words. They ...

Cleopatra at the Breakfast Table is about storytelling in the digital age. It's a jaunty account ...

In praise and rant, the poems in Barbaric Cultural Practice pay tribute to our dear Mother World'...

Home Was Elsewhere reveals the intimacies of Stanley Fefferman's 20-year sojourn training in the ...