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All of Baba’s Children
Myrna Kostash
Myrna Kostash
The story of one woman’s personal discovery of her Canadian-Ukrainian cultural origins and the impact of that invigorating discovery on her life.
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Almost Meeting (The): and other stories
Henry Kreisel
Henry Kreisel
The short stories in master storyteller Henry Kreisel’s The Almost Meeting, written between 1954 and 1980, are finely-crafted explorations in cultural identity and human relationships.
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Always Someone To Kill The Doves: A Life of Sheila Watson
Fred Flahiff
Fred Flahiff
The riveting portrait of a renowned Canadian writer shaped by her times, turbulent marriage, clarity of genius, and by her moral sense instilled by a Catholic upbringing.
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American Critic in Canada (An): The Literary Memoirs of Morton L
Morton L. Ross
Morton L. Ross
A tribute to Morton L. Ross, a well-loved professor and mentor. Includes a eulogy by Robert Kroetsch, and Ross' personal observations, critical essays, lectures, and articles.
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Any Other Woman: An uncommon biography
Monica Kidd
Monica Kidd
Monica Kidd, biologist, poet and award-winning journalist, travels to Slovakia and Alberta to unravel the mystery of her great-grandparents' lives.>>
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Aphelion
Jenna Butler
Jenna Butler
Aphelion is about distances, simultaneously belonging to two countries but being rooted in neither.
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Apocrypha
Stan Dragland & edited by Smaro Kamboureli
Stan Dragland & edited by Smaro Kamboureli
Shaped over two decades, this collection is a passionate meditation on the meeting of life and literature, and a text of rumination, invention, and rhapsody.
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Arbutus/Madrone Files: Reading the Pacific Northwest
Laurie Ricou
Laurie Ricou
The first book-length commentary examining the writing of the Pacific Northwest presented in an unconventional group of files" along with colour pictures."
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Arrhythmia
Alice Zorn
Alice Zorn
Set in a Montreal hospital at the turn of the millennium, Alice Zorn's first novel is a study in love, infidelity, obsession and betrayal.
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At the Zenith of the Empire
Stewart Lemoine
Stewart Lemoine
A deliciously funny, swirling speculative scenario of Sarah Bernhardt's historic 1913 visit to Edmonton and the active local live theatre scene of that time
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Back Roads
Ted Ferguson
Ted Ferguson
After collapsing from stress in a posh Vancouver restaurant, Ted Ferguson decides to abandon his workaholic lifestyle and move his family to the secluded back roads of northern Alberta, where electricity and indoor plumbing are a luxury.
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Baser Elements
Murray J. Malcolm
Murray J. Malcolm
Forensic consultant John Smith stumbles on to much more than toxicology when he agrees to help locate a woman’s missing son. As he analyzes the missing boy’s trail, Smith is led to a world of drugs and murder in Regina’s seedy underbelly.
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Better Than Life
Margaret Gunning
Margaret Gunning
A heart-warming and humorous novel about living life to the fullest and the joy and frustration of human relationships.
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Beyond Spite
R.F. Darion
R.F. Darion
Beginning with Tip of the Halo, Staff Sergeant Laurenson has been tracking down hard to find criminals. In Beyond Spite, there is a rapist on the loose in the small town of St. Michael, and Laurenson must find him before he finds his next victim.
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Big Rig 2: More Comic Tales from a Long Haul Trucker
Don McTavish
Don McTavish
McTavish’s second collection of stories, wisdom, and warnings about the trucking life.
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