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Selected by editor Mary Dalton, the 2026 edition of Best Canadian Poetry showcases the best Canad...

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The collected stories of Norman Levine, a writer in need of urgent rediscovery.

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A novel about a broken Pulitzer-prize winning combat photographer given a last chance to redeem h...

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Unlike most Italian cookbooks, Cooking with Giovanni Caboto features recipes from each of Italy's...

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Hugh Hood's classic novel of suspicion, jealousy, addiction and betrayal in 1960s Hollywood.

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