Praise for NO GOOD ASKING by Fran Kimmel (World Rights Available Ex: World, ECW Press 2018). Contact: Stephanie Sinclair, [email protected]:
"The humanity in Kimmel's
No Good Asking is as big as the hearts of her arresting characters. In genuine, unaffected prose, this story builds from the first page to its satiating finale. The beauty of Fran Kimmel's second novel lies deep within the beating hearts of her imperfect characters in an achingly good story. This book has nowhere to go but up."
-Lee Kvern, author of 7 Ways to Sunday
"Flawed, human and fully-realized, the cast of characters Fran Kimmel brings to life in
No Good Asking will peak your interest, charm and frustrate you before capturing your heart. This is book that demonstrates, at a time when we all need it, that sometimes the whole is far greater than the sum of its parts."
-Joan Crate, author of Black Apple
"An inspiring tale of dramatic shifts in human dynamics, compressed into one week. Fran Kimmel compassionately challenges conventional takes on dysfunction, loss, ways to mend, and the definition of family."
-Rona Altrows, author of At This Juncture
"
No Good Asking is a complex, emotional exploration of the deeply personal aspects of existing within a family. With care and sensitivity, Kimmel excavates the hopes, dreams, secret desires and profound wounds of a winning cast of characters. This is a novel filled with poignant insights into the truth of human hearts. As I read it I kept it close - like a friend I wanted to get to know better. When it was over, I felt bereft for days. I look forward to what Kimmel writes next."
-Marissa Stapley, bestselling author of Mating for Life and Things to Do When It's Raining
"Intimate and arresting, honest and profound. From one of Canada's finest voices in fiction,
No Good Asking is a soaring read that explores the messy bonds of family life with humanity and heart."
-Ali Bryan, award-winning author of Roost and The Figgs
"Quiet and honest,
No Good Asking is deeply rooted in western community, and in the small virtues that have large significance for people's daily lives. With grace and clarity, Fran Kimmel shows how the ordinary milk of human kindness, given the minor catalyst of a child's despair, can generate new life."
-Marina Endicott
Praise for Harold Johnson's CLIFFORD (World Rights Available Ex: World, House of Anansi, Fall 2018). Contact [email protected]
:
On the CBC Books list of "10 Canadian books coming out in August we can't wait to read"
"Memoir, fantasy, fiction? Genre bends in
Clifford. Clifford, refuses to distinguish fact from fantasy or fiction from biography...the story's meditations on loss, family, and fateful actions prove absorbing from the opening page."
"
Clifford
is a luminous, genre-bending memoir. Heartache and hardship are no match for the disarming whimsy, the layered storytelling shot through with love. The power of land, the pull of family, the turbulence of poverty are threads woven together with explorations of reality, tackling truth with a trickster slant."
-Eden Robinson, author of Son of a Trickster
"Harold R. Johnson is a wonderful writer, and
Clifford is his best
work yet. For fans of Jack Finney and Richard Matheson, this terrific book is a wonderfully human tale of memory both bitter and sweet, as well as a poignant exploration of time's hold over all of us."
-Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo Award-winning author of Quantum Night
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Clifford is a story only Harold Johnson could tell. By turns soft and harsh, intellectual and emotional, Johnson weaves truth, fiction, science, and science fiction into a tapestry that is rich with meaning and maybes. A natural storyteller, Johnson seeks imagined pasts and futurity with equal parts longing and care. This work allows readers and writers the possibility of new and ancient modes of storytelling."
-Tracey Lindberg, author of Birdie
"
Clifford is unlike anything I've read-it is at once a story of science and magic, love and loss, and a case for the infi nite potential of humanity. It is a book of profound wisdom-an unpacking of the deepest truths of science in an effort to transform the pain of grief and regret into healing and forgiveness."
-Patti Laboucane-Benson, author of The Outside Circle
Praise for Kate Inglis's NOTES FOR THE EVERLOST: A FIELD GUIDE TO GRIEF (World Rights Available Ex: World, Shambhala, Fall 2018). Contact [email protected]:
"Highly recommended for anyone in the throes of grief, recent or past."
-Library Journal, starred review
"An emotional and thought-provoking mix of poetic prose, memories, and beliefs on death, loss, and grief."
-Kirkus Reviews
"
Notes for the Everlost is the most beautifully written book I have read in ages, and a great deal more besides: comforting, and sad; full of riddles and wisdom; an unsparing map of grief, with its stubborn terrain and dark jokes and switchback heartbroken roads. This book is great company for terrible times."
-Elizabeth McCracken, author of Thunderstruck & Other Stories
"Kate Inglis is a wise, flexible, and ultimately hopeful guide through the inhospitable country of mourning. She is also fierce-fiercely angry, fiercely funny and, most of all, fiercely loving."
-Katherine Ashenburg, author of The Mourner's Dance
Praise for Iain Reid's FOE (World Rights Ex: U.S., Scout Press; Canada, S&S; U.K., Scribner S&S; Germany, Droemer; Brazil, Rocco; Turkey, Hep Kitap; Czech, Leda; Italy, Rizzoli; and Film, Anonymous Content). Contact [email protected]:
"Reid is remarkable for delivering hypnotic, twisty plots and taunt prose in a short novel.
Foe is a clever tale which examines domestic relationships and one's self as it begs the bigger question, 'What constitutes normalcy?'"
-The New York Journal of Books
"Reid is at it again, exploiting readers with plot twists, narrative unease, and explosive conclusions in his second novel... [he] has the rare ability to make readers both uncomfortable and engaged, and this drama will surely send them back to the beginning pages to track the clues he left to the surprise ending."
-Booklist, starred review
"Reid proves once again that he is a master of atmosphere and suspense. Readers won't be able to put this one down."
-Publisher's Weekly
"Such an ambitious work risks being muddied. Reid, however, brilliantly executes his vision... With
Foe, Reid has written a page-turning novel that will entertain you and have you questioning the very foundation of your existence at the exact same time."
-BookPage
"movie producers are simply confirming what the literary community already knows: Iain Reid just might be the most exciting and excitingly unclassifiable author working in Canadian fiction today."
-The Globe and Mail
"Reid writes it all with controlled understatement, stark beauty in each word, doled out with the care of a parent spoon-feeding a baby."
-Literary Review of Canada
"
Foe
reads like a house on fire, and is almost impossible not to finish in one sitting...an otherworldly hothouse of introversion and fantasy."
-Toronto Star
"Reid builds to a deeply unsettling climax. As much a surgical dissection of what makes a marriage as an expertly paced, sparsely detailed psychological thriller, this is one to read with the lights on."
-Kirkus Reviews
Praise for Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall's HUNGOVER (World Rights Ex: Canada, HarperCollins, December 2018; U.S., Penguin Books; German, Dumont Verlag, August 2018; U.K., Blink Publishing; Korean, Cassiopeia Publisher; Polish, Bukowy Las). Contact [email protected]:
"It takes a writer as skilled as Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall to write a rip-roaring adventure story about the morning after. Thoroughly researched, rich in history and humour, against all odds, Hungover makes you wish you were there."
-
Tabatha Southey, author of
Collected Tarts and Other Indelicacies
"Who knew subject matter so (literally) uncomfortable could be so much damn fun? Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall is the perfect endearingly flawed and funny narrator to take us on this wild, world-wide adventure into the history of our painful morning afters. Whether he's piloting a fighter plate in Vegas, chatting with a blacksmith in Devon, cheating death in the desert and the alps, or attempting 12 pints in 12 pubs, his daring, wit and insight never disappoints--all with, it would seem, a blazing hangover. Part science, part folklore, part string of the author's very bad ideas with good intentions,
Hungover is a highly knowledgeable and ridiculously enjoyable ride."
-Stacey May Fowles, author of Baseball Life Advice
"Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall has risked life and liver to write this book, a perilous trip into many mornings after-historical, cinematic, literary, and of course his own. That's the entertaining part. As to whether Bishop-Stall has, in fact, invented a hangover remedy that actually works? I live in hope."
-Adam Rogers, author of Proof: The Science of Booze
Praise for Joanne Proulx's WE ALL LOVE THE BEAUTIFUL GIRLS (World Rights Ex: Canada English, Viking, August 2017; U.S., Grand Central Publishing, 2018; Canadian Audio rights, Audible, 2018). Contact [email protected]:
"Gorgeously written, Proulx's narrative offers a fascinating plot and both a searing exploration of the butterfly effect of trauma and the uncanny persistence of love in improbable circumstances."
-Publisher's Weekly
"Believe the hype about this family novel that's as complex as it is creative."
-Hello Giggles
"Proulx's novel covers a lot of territory, with several twists and turns... The story excels in its depiction of women."
-amNY
Praise for Naben Ruthnum's FIND YOU IN THE DARK (World Rights Available Ex: U.S., Atria; Canada, Simon & Schuster Canada; U.K./A.N.Z., Text Publishing; Germany, Lubbe; and Spain, Ediciones Siruela). Contact [email protected] and [email protected]:
"Ripley's debut offers a twist on the typical serial-killer story...a unique spin with just enough creepy details to keep suspense readers interested."
-Booklist
"Engrossing...his debut thriller by the pseudonymous Ripley (Journey Prize winner Naben Ruthnum) is highly recommended for fans of Lee Child and C.J. Box."
-Library Journal
"There is something unsettling about this story and readers will feel that tension grow as they consume
Find You in The Dark. Contrasting and conflicting emotions will dominate, making it impossible to stop until the chase is complete."
-The BOLO Books review
Praise for Jan Redford's END OF THE ROPE (World Rights Available Ex: U.S., Catapult/Counterpoint; English Canada, Knopf Canada; U.S. Audio, Audible, Spring 2018). Contact [email protected]:
"The book is a welcome addition to mountain literature, where women's voices (and stories like lactating all over yourself in the woods while on the job) are still noticeably rare."
-Outside Online
"The book...makes a powerful case for motherhood in the outdoors and feeds into a growing concern about the ways we have cut women off from nature."
-Romper
"
End of the Rope is a must-read for any young woman challenged with forging her way in a space that is still largely dominated by men. It's a tome to both harnessing and pushing against fear, and the power of arriving on the other side."
-Bustle
"
End of the Rope is the work of a different kind of a courage-a more vulnerable and hard-earned courage, one more open to trial and error on a climb as well as on the ground."
-Katherine Indermaur
Praise for Claire Holden Rothman's LEAR'S SHADOW (World Rights Available Ex: Canada, Penguin). Contact [email protected]:
"
Lear's Shadow is her best yet, a deft balancing of timeless, classically weighted themes with contemporary relevance and page-turning instincts."
-Montreal Gazette
"Rothman makes great use of the ubiquitous Montreal summer storms to riff off the action of the play and to engage in an examination of identity."
-Quill & Quire
"A deft balancing of timeless, classically weighted themes with contemporary relevance and page-turning instincts."
-Calgary Herald
"Rothman's an accomplished writer, and Lear's Shadow reflects that...
Lear's Shadow is a novel with a play-like feel to it that manages to toy with wisdom and folly, love and loss. It is an ambitious work which hits its mark."
-Winnipeg Free Press
Praise for Sarah Selecky's RADIANT SHIMMERING LIGHT (World Rights Available Ex: Canada, HarperCollins; U.S., Bloomsbury; Australia, Text; English Canada and U.S. Audio, Blackstone Publishing; Muse Entertainment, Film). Contact [email protected]:
"In
Radiant Shimmering Light
, @SarahSeleckyWS nails the Perfect-Yourself 35-43 gen in all of its hopeful internet-brand-conscious pyramid-scheming empowering goddessiness. Social satire+cultural insight whipped into a yummy froth! You'll laugh+shed a tiny precious tear, my petals!"
-Margaret Atwood
"Selecky's work is smart and subtle."
-Toronto Star
"
Radiant Shimmering Light, Sarah Selecky's gently funny debut novel, satirizes the packaging of feminine leadership... Brimming with insights into female-driven motivational seminars in the age of #MeToo,
Radiant Shimmering Light speaks to our desire for community in a time of intense technological connection and consumerism."
-Hamilton Review of Books
Praise for Judy Rebick's HEROES IN MY HEAD (World Rights Sold: Canada, House of Anansi Press, April 2018). Contact [email protected]:
"Rebick writes with an authoritative voice about an undeniably difficult subject."
-Quill & Quire
Praise for Angie Abdou's HOME ICE: Confessions of a Reluctant Hockey Mom (World Rights Sold: North America, ECW Press, September 2018). Contact [email protected] and [email protected]:
"The author brings a novelist's eye to the story, telling it in first-person present tense; with its sharp characterizations and dialogue in place of autobiographical exposition, the book is a first-rate memoir and a fine example of narrative nonfiction. It's also a must-read for parents with youngsters who play organized sports."
-Booklist, starred review
"A beautifully written and wise look at the troubling culture surrounding amateur sports through the eyes of a conflicted hockey mom.
Home Ice reminds us 'the best lessons we take from hockey have nothing to do with winning."
-Erica Ehm, Creator and Publisher of YummyMummyClub.ca
"Needing more hockey books written by women in our canon, Angie Abdou delivers with writing so clear you can smell the arena ammonia and feel the ice shavings through a novelist's eye and a parent's heart. Abdou has emerged as one of the country's best writers on sport at any level."
-Rheostatics' Dave Bidini, author of Keon and Me and publisher of the West End Phoenix
"Angie Abdou's son loves playing hockey; she loves her son. Ergo, she must strike a deal with the sport - with the expense, risk of concussion, crazy weekend commutes, early mornings, marital strains and occasional heartbreak involved in being a hockey mom. I don't give a hoot about hockey but I couldn't put this memoir down. As a former competitive athlete, Abdou has to rethink her focus on winning at all costs when it comes to her son's happiness on the rink. Home Ice is searingly honest, compassionate and always engaging. Anyone who has experienced the unique anxiety of watching a son or daughter play a team sport will be grateful for this truth-telling book."
-Marni Jackson is the author of the bestselling memoir The Mother Zone, and Don't I Know You?
"Angie Abdou cracks open the world of the hockey mom with her distinctive, wry humour. Not only does she explore the winner-take-all hockey culture, she confronts her own place in it and the price it exacts on her family and her marriage. Brave and refreshingly candid, Angie delves into issues many of us grapple with but don't dare voice."
-Jan Redford, author of End of the Rope: Mountains, Marriage, and Motherhood
"A frank, funny, and highly emotional memoir, I found myself crying and laughing out loud and shaking my fist and nodding vigorously, and that was just in the first 50 pages. This is the book all hockey parents must read."
-Grant Lawrence, CBC broadcaster, goalie, and author of The Lonely End of the Rink
Praise for Ian Weir's THE DEATH AND LIFE OF STROTHER PURCELL (World Rights Sold: Canada, Goose Lane Editions, Fall 2018; French, Lemeac Editeur). Contact [email protected]:
"This is an outstanding novel, alternately tragic and funny, grim and joyous, about spilled blood, shattered lives, and the redemptive power of both the smallest good deed and the grand selfless act."
-Publisher's Weekly, starred review
Praise for Georgia Webber's DUMB (World Rights Sold: World English, Fantagraphics, August 7, 2018). Contact [email protected]:
"Webber's meditative graphic memoir is an ode to doggedness and a testament to resilience through change."
-Publishers Weekly
"Webber's experiences make for fascinating, engrossing, and revelatory reading in her new graphic memoir,
Dumb."
-Four Color Apocalypse
"Webber wields the full power of the comics medium to address the life-changing catastrophe of being forced into silence." -Broken Frontier
English Canada and world Friend rights to
Tyler Enfield's brilliant sophomore novel,
LIKE RUM-DRUNK ANGELS, sold to Bethany Gibson and Susanne Alexander at Goose Lane Editions. Set in the Wild West, this is an entirely original retelling of the Aladdin story as an American western - a rich combination of classic love story, quest novel, and a tribute to boyhood enthusiasm. Think
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and Patrick DeWitt's
The Sisters Brothers crossed with
The Arabian Nights. Contact: Shaun Bradley,
World rights to
Lorraine Davies' debut novel,
JACINTHA - the story of a married man's fateful transgression, his longing for forgiveness and his striving to understand a love that narrowly avoids tragedy - to Dundurn Press for Fall 2019. Contact: Stephanie Sinclair,
Canadian rights to the sophomore novel from
Andrea Gunraj, titled
THE LOST SISTER - which explores topics of gender, race, and class dynamics through two parallel stories of child abuse, neglect, and abduction, and is partially inspired by real-life experiences of a former Nova Scotia Home for Coloured Children resident - to Vagrant Press for publication in Fall 2019. Contact: Stephanie Sinclair,
English Canada rights to
Lauren Carter's
THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOU, about a young woman grappling with the reality that her mother murdered her father and her father's girlfriend, sold to Kelsey Attard at Freehand Books for publication in Fall 2019. For fans of Miriam Toews and Karen Joy Fowler, THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOU is a complex character-driven novel that explores how we are tied to each other, how you can't outrun grief, and how sometimes, it's your turn to take care of your family. Lauren Carter is the author of the novel Swarm, named by CBC as one of forty books that could change Canada. World rights ex: Canada & Film/TV available. Contact: Samantha Haywood,
From multiple prize finalist and internationally bestselling author
Susan Swan, comes
THE DEAD CELEBRITIES CLUB, a timely novel featuring the hedge fund whale, Dale Paul, a witty, self-absorbed rogue and raconteur. For fans of
The Wolf of Wall Street and
The Sellout by Paul Beatty THE DEAD CELEBRITIES CLUB is a satirical gem about the ultimate con man who might just fall into a trap of his own con. Canadian rights to Marc Cote. World rights ex: Canada and Film/TV available contact: Samantha Haywood,
nglish North America rights to poet and novelist
Brenda Brooks'
HONEY, a novel about friendship, seduction and murder. For fans of the hit films
Carol and
Bound with neo noir hints of Zoe Heller's
Notes On A Scandal, HONEY is above all, a story about what we'd do for someone we love - even if we might not know them at all, sold to Jen Knoch at ECW Press for publication in Fall 2019. World rights ex: North America and Film/TV available, contact: Samantha Haywood,
Canadian rights to
PEACE AND GOOD ORDER
Canadian rights to
THEY SAID THIS WOULD BE FUN by
Eternity Martis' debut memoir in essays, what happens when a woman of colour tries to have the epic university experience seen in movies - and finds out it's not possible when you don't fit into the predetermined culture: weaving compelling personal experience with sharp criticism of the ongoing racial tensions across Canada and university campuses, the book takes a fiercely unapologetic look at the challenges that students of colour face today amidst growing anti-Black racism, white nationalism and alt-right ideologies, to McClelland & Stewart, in a two book pre-emptive deal. Contact: Stephanie Sinclair,
World rights to award-winning journalist and broadcaster, who works for CBC, Jeremy Allingham's MAJOR MISCONDUCT has been acquired by Brian Lam at Arsenal Pulp Press. The book explores the dark side of Canada's national pastime: bare-knuckle boxing on ice. Hockey players as young as 12 years old are trained to fight, most often with an eye on junior and professional careers, the pursuit of the Canadian hockey dream. But, as we learn more about concussions, mental health and CTE; and see lives laying in ruin, is all of that violence worth it? Film/TV rights available contact: Samantha Haywood, 
Japanese rights to
BOYS: What It Means to Become a Man by
Rachel Giese to Diskunion Company Ltd. by Yuikiko Kurioka of Japan UNI Agency in association with Stephanie Sinclair on behalf of Samantha Haywood. Contact: Stephanie Sinclair,
French rights to
THINGS TO DO WHEN IT'S RAINING by
Marissa Stapley to Editions Mercure de France by Anna Jarota Agency in association with Stephanie Sinclair on behalf of Samantha Haywood. Contact: Stephanie Sinclair,
Greek rights to
THE COACHING HABIT by
Michael Bungay Stanier to Papasotiriou Publishing by JLM Literary Agency; Portuguese rights to THE COACHING HABIT by Michael Bungay Stanier to ASA Leya's commercial nonfiction imprint Lua de Papel by The Foreign Office; Thai rights to THE COACHING HABIT by Michael Bungay Stanier to Nokhook by Tuttle-Mori Co, Inc.; Brazilian rights to THE COACHING HABIT by Michael Bungay Stanier to Sextante by The Foreign Office- all deals in association with Stephanie Sinclair on behalf of Page Two Strategies. Contact: Stephanie Sinclair,
Arabic rights to
EXACTLY WHAT TO SAY by
Phil Jones to Jarir Books store by Stephanie Sinclair on behalf of Page Two Strategies. Contact: Stephanie Sinclair,
Japanese rights to
HOW TO WASH A CHICKEN by
Tim Calkins to CCC Media House by The English Agency Ltd in association with Stephanie Sinclair on behalf of Page Two Strategies. Contact: Stephanie Sinclair,
TV rights for
Pauline Dakin's bestselling 2017 book,
RUN HIDE REPEAT: A Memoir of a Fugitive Childhood (Penguin Books Canada, North America), have been optioned by John Logan Pierson at Film 44 in LA. Film 44 has produced the blockbusters Friday Night Lights(film and TV), Patriots Day, and Hell or High Water, among others. Contact: Shaun Bradley,
Rights to journalist
Karen K. Ho's 2015 viral true crime article
JENNIFER PAN'S REVENGE, about a young Vietnamese-Canadian woman who hired hit men to kill her parents when the lies about her academic success began to unravel, optioned by Cineflix for adaptation as a television movie. Karen K. Ho is a business, culture, and media writer based in New York City and Toronto. Her work has appeared on the cover of
Time magazine, and in
Toronto Life,
The Walrus,
GQ,
TIME and many others. Contact: Samantha Haywood,
Film/TV rights to multiple prize finalist and internationally bestselling author
Susan Swan's debut novel, now a contemporary classic,
THE BIGGEST MODERN WOMAN OF THE WORLD, optioned by Temple Street Productions, producers of
Orphan Black, with award-winning playwright and screenwriter Hannah Moscovitch attached to adapt. Contact: Samantha Haywood,
Making history as the first graphic novel in history to be longlisted for the Booker Prize,
Nick Drnaso's
SABRINA is grabbing the attention of publishers internationally. Sabrina depicts a modern world devoid of personal interaction and responsibility, where relationships are stripped of intimacy through glowing computer screens. An indictment of our modern state, Drnaso contemplates the dangers of a fake news climate. Timely and articulate, Sabrina leaves you gutted, searching for meaning in the aftermath of disaster.
Billy-Ray Belcourt, making history as the youngest winner of the Griffin Poetry Prize, for his debut collection
THIS WOUND IS A WORLD (Frontenac House).
Sharon Bala whose debut novel,
THE BOAT PEOPLE was a finalist for the Amazon.ca First Novel Award. The Amazon.ca First Novel Award (formerly Books in Canada First Novel Award) is a $40,000 literary award which is awarded to the best first novel in English published the previous year by a citizen or resident of Canada.
David Huebert whose collection,
PENINSULA SINKING (Biblioasis) was the runner-up for the 2017 Danuta Gleed Literary Award! This annual award recognizes the best first collection of short fiction by a Canadian author published in the previous year in the English language. From the Jury:
Alicia Elliott who has been named the winner of the 2018 RBC Taylor Emerging Writer Award by Tanya Talaga! The $10,000 annual prize, awarded by RBC and the Taylor Prize, recognizes a Canadian published author who is working on a first draft of a writing project, especially in literary non-fiction. Alicia will also receive mentorship from Tanya Talaga.
Congratulations to
Catherine Hernandez, whose first novel,
SCARBOROUGH, is this year's selection for Queen's Reads. Queen's Reads is a program at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, in which all first- year students receive a special edition of the novel, which includes a foreword by the Dean, to foster lively discussion in the university community. Last year's selection for this honour was The Break by Katherena Vermette, another Transatlantic client. Catherine will also reside at Queen's this fall where she will lead discussions about SCARBOROUGH, and also find time to work on her second novel,
Crosshairs.
Iain Reid's
I'M THINKING OF ENDING THINGS continuing to make the legendary Strand Book Store's bestsellers list. It hit the list at #3!
Alicia Elliott and
Jess Taylor on being longlisted for the Journey Prize! Alicia is in the running for her story "Tracks" published by
The New Quarterly: Canadian Writers & Writing and Jess Taylor is nominated for her story "Two Sex Addicts Fall in Love" published by
This Magazine!
Canisia Lubrin for the inclusion of her short story "Into Timmins" in the anthology,
THE UNPUBLISHED CITY, edited by Dionne Brand, which is a finalist for the 2018 Toronto Book Awards.
Three Transatlantic authors were shortlisted for the 2018 Trillium Award!
Rebecca Rosenblum's
SO MUCH LOVE,
Catherine Hernandez's
THE ACCIDENT OF BEING LOST!
Kris Bertin's
BAD THINGS HAPPEN winner of the 2017 ReLit Award for Short Fiction!
Michelle Parise's original CBC podcast
ALONE: A Love Story winner of GOLD at the New York Festivals Radio Awards!
Diane Schoemperlen winning the prestigious Molson Prize!
THE SILENT WIFE by
A.S.A Harrison new mass market edition hit number 4, 6, and 7 on the
The Globe and Mail Bestseller list in June and July!
STEAK REVOLUTION by
Rob Firing was included in
Today's Parent's Father's Day gift guide!
Benjamin Hertwig was awarded the Stephan G. Stephansson Award for Poetry by the Writers' Guild of Alberta for his debut collection,
SLOW WAR!
Grant Lawrence's
DIRTY WINDSHIELDS won the bronze medal at this year's Independent Publisher Book Awards in the Performing Arts category!
Ryan McMahon won the Sam Ross Award in this year's RTDNA Canada Awards for his segment on CBC Radio One,
12-Step-Guide to Decolonization!
