A consortium of German developers shows up on the fictional Otter Lake Reserve with a seemingly i...

In this, her fifth book, Lise Tremblay paints a picture of rural Quebec in the years following th...

Written over a span of twenty years, Grace of Centuries is an act of redress. Beginning with the ...

A table set outside in beautiful fall weather. A turkey roasting in the oven. Everything seems se...

What is the purpose of art in the face of fascism? Can art serve the poor? And what is the person...

A Child's Seance begins with a Ouija board game played by a brother and sister as they attempt to...

A cross-genre engagement with the northern and coastal BC plant known in English as Devil's Club,...

Verbal Violence unravels, dissects, and shreds the language of the professional managerial class....

In May of 1939, thirty-three-year-old surrealist artist Wolfgang Paalen and his wife, the poet an...

notes from recently considers ecological relationships amid ways of noticing loss and change. Tur...

As the first person born on the moon, Lyra lives a charmed life as a beloved social media influen...

After isolating during a global pandemic, Singapore's wealthy elite make up for lost time, beddin...

In the thriller On Thin Ice, an Indigenous couple makes their way to an isolated cottage after th...

Charles Hill-Tout was born in England in 1858 and came to British Columbia in 1891. A pioneer set...

Donald M. Allen's anthology The New American Poetry, published by Grove Press Evergreen in the U....

Throughout her life, Mildred Osterhout Fahrni walked with J.S. Woodsworth, Mahatma Gandhi and Mar...

Mambo Italiano achieves its overwhelming power through a perfect balance of fast-paced comedy and...

Dragging Newfoundland 'kicking and screaming into the 20th century' (a quote attributed to Joey S...

Unifying this book is the persona of the lover: as an intimate and as an interruption of self.

This collection of eight of the finest plays produced by Vancouver's New Play Centre marked the c...

During the gold rush, a bedraggled troupe of players head north to perform. Cast of 2 men and 2 w...

Death, desire, and divination are the threads running through Jónína Kirton's debut collection of...

Margaret Atwood's writing, according to Davey, reveals not only an extraordinary facility with la...

The Jonathan Swift of the bingo hall and elder-care, the Alexander Pope of pet-care and the dinne...

George Bowering and Greg Curnoe became friends in London, Ontario, in 1966. Bowering was a 30-yea...

As Morris Panych's latest comedy opens, we hear Iris, a precocious girl of ten, saying: 'These ar...

In December 2005, stalled on a novel he was writing, George Bowering thought he needed a challeng...

Born in Providence, Rhode Island, to a Cree mother and a French father, Rhéauna, affectionately k...

Her star rising as a Hollywood diva, Frances Farmer chooses to join the socialist Group Theatre i...

ABC of Reading TRG examines the writings of Steve McCaffery and bpNichol, with a special focus on...

Daniel Danis's homage to Aeschylus, the 'father of tragedy,' is set on an imaginary island in the...

It is 1956, and Silvio Rosato, a decorated World War II veteran, shows up at the house of his fat...

Rod Langley's Bethune chronicles the medical and political career of Norman Bethune, a Canadian-b...

Treaty 6 Deixis considers 'what it means to live on Treaty 6 territory in a way that acknowledges...

Humour allows the exploration of Indigenous relationships with settler law.

A bold new work from award-winning playwrights James Long and Marcus Youssef

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Written amid wildfires and atmospheric rivers, The Middle extends Stephen Collis's investigation ...

Cottage Radio & Other Plays animates a wild cast of Southwestern Ontario characters - particularl...

Flow presents all of Miki's critically acclaimed poetry, including new work and photographs. An i...

From his wheelchair in a nursing home, the aging Conrad Aiken recalls his long, stormy friendship...

Specially edited, updated, revised and rewritten by the author, and for the first time complete i...

Canada's top playwright sears the page with three new darkly comic plays that denounce political ...

scars on th seehors is bill bissett's latest report from and to the image nation, in which his me...

March, 1963. Winter has launched its final assault on Montreal. The Fat Woman, Thérèse, Édouard, ...

Somewhere Else contains George F. Walker's own selection of his early plays which matter; which f...

Doyle has a very funny problem: he hears too much. He can hear the most intimate details of the l...

Edward Curtis saw his job as that of creating a photographic record of 'the vanishing race of the...