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By Stephanie Minett

Karen Connelly's new book is so provocative that U.S. publishers refused to release it!

THE SCOTIABANK GILLER LONGLIST! KUDOS TO OUR INDIE PUBLISHERS!

Brother

By David Chariandy

In the store

Many are saying this is the book to beat! Dionne Brand says "Such a timbrous novel. Such a tender work."
Transit: A Novel

By Rachel Cusk

In the store

Stellar reviews in all major international papers. Rachel Cusk is an acute observer of even the simplest moments. She has created a very unusual and unforgettable voice.
The Bone Mother

By David Demchuk

In the store

A combination of a tragic opera and a thriller. Takes place in the cauldron of Eastern Europe.
We'll All Be Burnt in Our Beds Some Night: A Novel

By Joel Thomas Hynes

In the store

"The fiction of Joel Thomas Hynes is filled with broken characters, unfulfilled dreams, and lost opportunities. He's like Canada's Irvine Welsh."
Boundary

By Andrée Michaud, Donald Winkler

In the store

The literary thriller exists. Andrée A. Michaud is the proof.
Tumbleweed

By Josip Novakovich

In the store

Tumbleweed reveals a rarefied author who is as capable of warming readers' hearts as he is of probing the depths of global despair.

Minds of Winter

By Ed O’Loughlin

In the store

Also longlisted for the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction.
Next Year, For Sure

By Zoey Leigh Peterson

In the store

A complicated story about non-monogamous love.
Bellevue Square

By Michael Redhill

In the store

Renaissance man Michael Redhill plays with doppelgangers. Described as some of the best historical fiction about Toronto!
Son of a Trickster

By Eden Robinson

In the store

A much anticipated novel from Prize winning writer Eden Robinson. Eden has such a big vision that she can encompass Haisla teachings and contemporary youth culture. Ethical, compelling and crucial, especially for 2017.
The Dark and Other Love Stories

By Deborah Willis

In the store

Energized, irreverent, novelistic stories full of longing, strange humour, and the complications of human entanglement.
I Am A Truck

By Michelle Winters

In the store

A tender but lively debut novel about a man, a woman, and their Chevrolet dealer.

SUNDAY SECRET CINEMA SERIES - JUST A FEW TICKETS LEFT!

By Peter Henderson

In Search of A Better World: A Human Rights Odyssey

By Payam Akhavan

The Legendary Horseshoe Tavern: A Complete History

By Jim Cuddy, David McPherson

Turning Parliament Inside Out: Practical Ideas for Reforming Canada's Democracy

By Michael Chong, Scott Simms, Kennedy Stewart

Seven Fallen Feathers: Racism, Death, and Hard Truths in a Northern City

By Tanya Talaga

Powered by Love: A Grandmothers' Movement to End AIDS in Africa

By Joanna Henry, Ilana Landsberg-Lewis, Stephen Lewis, Alexis MacDonald

Cinderella Campaign, The: First Canadian Army and the Battles for the Channel Ports

By Mark Zuehlke

Let's Talk About Sex: In Bed With Karen Connelly

By Stephanie Minett

Brother

By David Chariandy

Transit: A Novel

By Rachel Cusk

The Bone Mother

By David Demchuk

We'll All Be Burnt in Our Beds Some Night: A Novel

By Joel Thomas Hynes

Boundary

By Andrée Michaud, Donald Winkler

Tumbleweed

By Josip Novakovich

Minds of Winter

By Ed O’Loughlin

Next Year, For Sure

By Zoey Leigh Peterson

Bellevue Square

By Michael Redhill

Son of a Trickster

By Eden Robinson

The Dark and Other Love Stories

By Deborah Willis

I Am A Truck

By Michelle Winters

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