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BacklistIn the Kosher Chow Mein Restaurant by Roger Nash You Must Imagine The Cold Here by Kim Fahner NeoVerse by M. Chénier, M. Marttila, and N. Wilson Shirtless Tattoo by Anthony Armstrong Petcetera 1: In Fine Feather by Jan Carrie Beforehand by Jacqueline Dyck Akkouh Spring-Fever: (W)rites of Spring 1997 ed. by Roger Nash Street Names of Downtown Sudbury by L. Bonin and G. Hallsworth Feminist Definitions of Caring Communities ed. by G. Lavigne, T. Burke, and M. Lemonde A Social Draw by Paul Mandziuk Northern Prospects ed. by Roger Nash Long Shadows Walking by Mark Storey The Beast that God has Kissed by Charlie Smith Through Three Long Miles of Night by Charlie Smith |
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Spring 2009 New Release Mesopotamia
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In Mesopotamia Bruce Meyer explores the various paradises that are both lost and found in the world of the present and the realms of the past.
“Bruce Meyer again proves himself to be one of our most memorable Canadian lyric poets.”—Molly Peacock
Three printings since October 2008!
“Sean Costello could easily be our next Stephen King."—Rave Reviews
A story of love, loss, passion and redemption, with gripping action sequences and a subtle paranormal underpinning.
"...a delicately narrated homage to the human spirit. ...Sims has produced a literary labour of love...”—Eric Harris, Executive Editor, Canadian Geographic
Imagine Stephen Leacock behind the easel of Tom Thomson and you’ll approach Peter McEwen’s distinctive poetic “geopsyche.”
“...a voice long overdue to be heard.”—Bruce Meyer
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This Just In...
Margaret Cannon in The Globe and Mail, Saturday June 27, says Sean Costello "is very much a writer to watch out for." Read the review here.
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