A quietly devastating, deeply elegant poetry collection.
A celebrated Canadian poet and former editor, John Barton turns to the terrain of his own past to examine how memory, loss, and lineage shape a life. Born in Edmonton during the early… Compulsory Figures by John Barton
A quietly devastating, deeply elegant poetry collection.
A celebrated Canadian poet and former editor, John Barton turns to the terrain of his own past to examine how memory, loss, and lineage shape a life. Born in Edmonton during the early… 
A haunting, luminous poetry collection.
Award-winning poet and essayist Streetly charts a life changed by loss, memory, and the magnetic pull of the Pacific Northwest in her compelling latest book. Six years after her adult stepsons vanished with their boat… 
Intense, harrowing, and profoundly gripping.
Ana Manwaring and Fernando León Torrens deliver a taut, hard-hitting thriller that drops one man into a world where trust is dangerous and survival is never guaranteed. What should have been a simple visit home… 
A warm, contemporary YA tale that balances charm, tension, and heart.
Keating’s latest is a breezy yet emotionally grounded YA novel that blends summer-romance charm with a sharp look at beauty culture. Fresh out of high school, Calli Stockton heads… 
A sweeping, intimate, and beautifully told celebration of women’s resilience.
Feisty Deeds II: Historical Tales of Batches and Brews presents twenty-five stories that illuminate how women across eras have stirred, brewed, mixed, and mended their way through history. Framed by… 
A penetrating, ambitious look at the biennales that define modern art’s imagination.
Daniels’s debut in The Biennale Book is a tightly argued, sprawling study that lays bare the machinery of global art exhibitions and why they still matter in a… 
Genuine, unflinching, and quietly absorbing…
In her debut, Casey delivers a steady, clear-eyed portrait of a childhood defined by poverty, alcoholism, and the relentless weight of chronic illness. The youngest of six in a working-class Irish Catholic family, Casey grows… 
A fast-paced, inventive sequel packed with humor, teamwork, and escalating stakes.
In Hines’s hilarious, high-energy sequel to A Boy and His D.O.G. series, Blu and his loyal robot partner are thrust back into action when supposedly defunct TechPals begin glitching… 
A high-tech adventure with heart to spare.
Hines delivers an energetic sci-fi adventure anchored by humor, heart, and an endearing boy–robot partnership in this lively series opener. Ben, who has always longed for a dog, never expects his first dog… 
Gritty, clever, and gripping.
Gong’s latest is a sharp, immersive dystopian thriller where loyalty fractures, rebellion brews, and two intertwined destinies race toward a collision that could upend their world. In a future divided between a pristine virtual realm and… 
A sharp and spirited gothic delight.
Meyers delivers a lively blend of gothic mystery and comedic horror. Though descended from a long line of powerful witches, Mallory Fontaine’s only real talent is seeing ghosts—a gift that rarely pays the bills.… 
Dark, visionary, and unsettlingly human.
Colleen’s taut, emotionally charged eco-thriller turns the climate crisis into a psychological reckoning. Five of the world’s richest men awaken in captivity and find themselves stripped of power and control. Their captors, a clandestine group… 
A taut, atmospheric thriller of vengeance, guilt, and moral reckoning.
Nistor’s gritty, intelligent thriller fuses psychological depth with procedural tension, taking readers on a descent into the moral underworld of karmic justice. Detective Cas Jain is still haunted by the… 
A haunting, lyrical dystopia pulsing with faith, fury, and fragile hope.
The second novel in Smith-Nochasak’s Taggak Journey trilogy finds River stepping beyond her grandmother’s world to fulfill her destiny of renewal. Having left her grandmother Flo’s swamp behind, River… 
A beautifully told celebration of heritage, hope, and holiday spirit.
“Christmas has always been a mirror of who we are,” writes Tabler in his latest, a book that’s less a scholarly study than a fond, finely detailed stroll through the… 
