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The Canterbury Trail

angie abdou

It’s the last ski weekend of the season and a mishmash of snow enthusiasts is on its way to a remote backcountry cabin. In an odd pil-grimage through the mountains, the townsfolk of coalton—from the ski bum to the urbanite—embark on a bizarre adventure that walks the line between comedy and tragedy. As the rednecks mount their sleds and the hippies snowshoe through the cedar forest, we see rivals converge for the weekend. While readers follow the characters on their voyage up and over the mountain, stereotypes of ski-town culture fall away. loco, the ski bum, is about to start his first real job; Alison, the urbanite, is forced to learn how to wield an avalanche shovel; and michael, the real estate developer, is high on mushroom tea.

In a blend of mordant humour and heartbreak, Angie Abdou chronicles a day in the life of these industrious few as they attempt to conquer the mountain. With an avalanche of action, Abdou explores the way in which people treat their fellow citizens and the landscape they love.

Praise for angie abdou’s previous works:

“Vivid, intense and authentic.” —Quill & Quire

“Beautiful writing.” —The Globe and Mail

Angie Abdou is a fiction writer and teacher with a ph.D. in English Literature from theUniversityofcalgary.ShehaspublishedashortstorycollectioncalledAnything Boys Can Do (2006)andanovelcalledThe Bone Cage(2007).The Bone CagewillbepartofcBc’scanadaReadsinFebruary2011.AngielivesinFernie,Bc,withherhusbandandtwochildren.pleasevisitwww.abdou.ca.

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Heinz grew ever more rigorous about maintaining his kingdom according to his exact vision, no matter how much work it took. At the trailhead, he mounted a huge sign—the size of a van—mapping the full route up the mountain, past the lake, and over the summit to Camelot. He named the whole thing The Canterbury Trail.

He wondered if legends had grown up around him—the weird recluse living in the woods building a kingdom of forest trails. As much as he hated people traipsing through what he viewed as his backyard, he did derive some enjoyment from their use of his trails. Yes, Heinz hated the ski bums with their graffiti and their dog shit, but, in the end, he needed them.

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The Tartarus House on Crab

George szanto

tartarus: In Greek mythology, a dark, gloomy place far below the under-world; an abyss where evil-doers are tormented for eternity.

Jack tartarus has returned to his family’s house on crab, a small island off the east coast of Vancouver Island. After mulling it over for ten years, Jack has decided to tear the family house down, board by board, just as his father built it up. He purchases a crow bar and struggles with the first piece of siding. the wrecking bar jams between the old planks; it seems the house is determined to remain. People on crab Island are also angrily opposed to his plan—including his responsible sister, his self-centred niece, a beautiful woman he once knew intimately, and turtle, the hard-ware store clerk and the island’s self-proclaimed guardian.

In a story about families and family history, Jack’s calculated plans for demolition are fired by the memory of his parents, one among the losses he has suffered. like others who have retreated to crab Island, he has come to a place where he must make peace with the house in order to construct his future.

A National Magazine Award recipient and winner of the Hugh MacLennan prize for fiction,George Szanto is theauthorofseveralbooksofessaysandhalfadozennovels, themostrecent being his conquests of Mexico trilogy: The Underside of Stones, Second Sight, andThe Condesa of M.Heisalsotheco-authorofthepopularIslandsInternationalInvestigationsmysteryseries,whichincludesthetitlesNever Sleep with a Suspect on Gabriola IslandandAlways Kiss the Corpse on Whidbey Island.GeorgeisaFellowoftheRoyalSocietyofcanada.pleasevisitwww.georgeszanto.com.

Back in April Tartarus had considered hiring somebody: bring an excavator in, half a day, flatten the house. Or pay a guy to work with him. But that’d make the job easy, both options missing the point. He hadn’t come back to contract the work out. Tearing the place down by hand, his own hand, was what he had to do. Besides, bringing someone in would call for explanations.

On the drive north he’d committed himself to this method: pry the siding loose. He’d pull off the outer layers, get down to the struts, cut through them one by one by one. With enough supports gone the whole thing would come crashing down, right on top of his old low-ceilinged basement studio. He wouldn’t go down into it again, nothing there for him anymore.

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Catch Me When i Fall

Patricia Westerhof

Welcome to Poplar Grove, a farming community with three generations of Dutch-canadians. life in the New World has not become less complicated as the decades have passed, and now, a set of dying customs is about to collide with the ways of a new generation.

the balance is shifting between people comfortable holding hymnals and cleaning cows’ teats and those who are uneasy with traditional expectations. A young woman grapples with contradiction between the holy appearance of her best friend’s family and the bits of reality she hears in her friend’s confidences; a woman mourns the loss of her disabled son, but also wishes to end the ritual state of mourning; a girl finds herself stranded on the battlefield between her new-age brother and her old World parents. these people are bound by time-worn expectations and the demands of an agricultural life. With humour and insight, author Patricia Westerhof examines a place where opposing ideologies mingle, and a community struggles to redefine who and what they are.

Patricia Westerhofwasborn toDutch-canadianparents, andspentpartsofher childhoodin Holland and in rural Alberta. Her Dutch roots and memories of these two places are theinspirationbehindCatch Me When I Fall.HerworkhasbeenpublishedinRoom Magazine, The Dalhousie Review, andtheanthologyTrees Running Backward, andsheistheco-authorofatextbookforcreativewritingstudentscalledThe Writer’s Craft. patricialivesinToronto,withherhusbandandtwodaughters,wheresheteachesEnglishandcreativewriting.pleasevisitwww.patriciawesterhof.com.

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Eustace lay on his bed wishing he had listened to the sermon. It had been about making amends, he knew that much.

His friend Tony was Catholic. Once, the two of them had looked at the Victoria’s Secret catalogue on the computer at Tony’s house. A long time ago now. They’d ogled the bra and underpants pages until Tony was red-faced and giggly like a girl. Flushed with excitement, or maybe guilt, Tony joked that he’d have to go to Confession that week. Do penance.

Eustace fiddled with his little mp3 player and inserted his earbuds. He would like to do penance. He’d do anything. Shovel manure. Clear rocks. Straighten fences, as best he could. Whatever would make things right.

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Canada’s History Magazine,andthecityofVancouver’s125thAnniversarycelebration

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Vancouver Kids

lesley McKnight

children and teenagers experience Vancouver in a different way than adults do. many generations of kids have lived on this same corner of land, and helped it to grow from an ancient First Nations gathering place to an isolated trading post to a rough port town to a great canadian city—yet how often have they been asked to tell their side of the city’s story?

Vancouver Kids is a collection of tales about the unforgettable young people of the city of Vancouver. Based on personal interviews and thorough archival research, each true story is narrated in the voice of a young Vancouverite. Join in the time-travelling adventure as these kids experience the earliest potlatch ceremonies, arrive on the HmcS Discovery, escape the Great Vancouver Fire, dodge the first cars on the old town’s streets, explore the hidden corners of Stanley Park, and learn the secrets—and dangers—behind big-city crime.

Vancouver Kids arrives just in time to celebrate the 125th birthday of the city of Vancouver on April 6th, 2011. It is the fifth book in the courageous Kids series, which includes Kidmonton: Stories of River City Kids, Rocky Mountain Kids, Island Kids, and Northern Kids. For more about this excit-ing series, please visit www.courageouskids.ca.

Lesley McKnightmovedtoVancouverasachildandlivestherewithherhusbandandthreechildren.Forthepasttenyearsshehasbeenafreelanceresearcherandwriter,andherarticleshavebeenpublishedinplaceslikeThe Globe & MailandtheVancouver Courier.

I kept running, thinking about how I would spend hundreds of thousands of dollars if I were the bank thieves. I wondered how far away the robbers were now. They were probably in California, riding in brand new cars and eating candy. I wished I was in their gang. I could be their leader. “George,” they’d ask. “What’s our next move?”

I slowed down to a walk, feeling out of breath. I sat down on the side of the ravine footbridge and opened my lunch sack. All that crime had made me hungry. I bit into my apple and thought about what food really rich people eat.

As I chewed, something strange caught my eye underneath the footbridge. It looked like a bag tucked beneath the boards. Maybe someone had dropped it by mistake. I bent down and pulled it out into the open.

It was a little cloth pouch, all tightly bundled. I opened it up and peeked inside.

I blinked. It was stuffed full of money.

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Courageous Kidscarefullyresearched.Dramaticallytold.

there is a voice in history often forgotten. Whether hunt-ing or fishing, canoeing down a river, or sailing across an ocean, or travelling on foot over mountain ranges, kids have helped to shape our canadian landscape and culture just as adults have. In a landmark series that explores the true stories of real-life kids and their extraordinary lives, discover a new perspective on canadian narrative. With over a hundred stories in five books, kid-voices of different ethnicities, social backgrounds, and ages traverse time to

bring this inspiring series to life. the adventures span time and will resound with children as young as six to teens of sixteen to adults and elders alike. With each story followed by a “What do we know for sure?” section that provides the reader with greater depth and context, these books are perfect for adventurers inside and outside the classroom. the courageous Kids series is your introduction to the kids who call canada home.

Visit the courageous Kids website to read excerpts, find links to the authors’ websites, and download the exploration Resource Guides that correspond to each book. the teacher guides are specially designed with projects and discussion topics that explore a diverse range of canadian history and culture, all easily adjustable to suit any age group, class size, field of interest, or curricular study. Perfect for book clubs, the classroom, or any kid who loves to learn and explore. Full copies of the guides are available online at www.courageouskids.ca.

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The Matter of SylvieLeeKvern

“What, or who, put the ‘y’ in unhappy, in dys-function?canadianauthorLeeKvernminesthisquestionwithabrutallyhonestsensitivityinherintimate familyportraitofLloydandJacquelineBurrows and their three children—’four, if youcountSylvie.’”—MostlyFiction.com

Onemother’simpulses,combinedwithherabsenthusbandandheryoungchildren,culminateinaneventthatwillreverberateoverthreedecades.Inthisnovelaboutraisingachildwithspecialneeds,Kvern explores the depths of mother, father,daughter—andthematterofSylvieherself.

978-1-897142-48-6I$19.95

Blue DuetsKathleenWall

SHORTLISTEDFORASASKATcHEWANBOOKAWARDFORFIcTION

“An impressive debut. Kathleen Wall tells acompellingstoryofgrievingandlosswithgrace,

dignity, and peppery humour. This is a story,too, about finding ourselves, about devotion tobeauty, art, and the people who matter most.You’ll be cheering for Wall’s Lila all the way.”—JeanetteLynes,authorofThe Factory Voice

Lila, a talented pianist, has decided she can nolongerpassivelyfollowascoresomeoneelsehaswritten—inhermusicalcareerandhermarriage.Witheachchaptertoldfromadifferentpointofviewbyoneofthethreemajorcharacters,Blue Duetsisanexplorationoflifeatmiddleageandtheconsequenceofcompromise.

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Falling from GraceAnnEriksson

“Amostintriguingstorythatimpartsadeeplevelofnatureknowledgewhilealsoofferingatenderlovestory,afast-pacedmystery,andarichveinofhumour.”—Times Colonist

“A moving and heartfelt story about the enor-mouspowerofsmallthingstoshapetheworld.”—RuthOzeki,authorofAll Over Creation

Atthreefeetteninchestall,Fayepearsonknowsallaboutperspective.Ascientistdoingentomo-logical research in an old-growth forest, Faye’sstrugglesarepoignantandheartwarming.Whenan anti-logging group arrives, Faye is slowlydrawn into theconflictand into the livesof theprotesters.

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Sweetness from AshesMarlynHorsdal

“A confident and accomplished debut. [Horsdal]leadsusacrosshervistaswithasortofvibrantabandon. I loved Sweetness from Ashes. It’s abookforwhichIfeelI’vewaitedalongtime.”—January Magazine

When Jenny, chris, and Sheila reluctantly taketheir deceased relative’s ashes back to JuniperFarm in Ontario, the three discover their family’shistory—onethathasbeenhiddenuntilnow.Ariftthatbegangenerationsagobeginstodisappearasthebarriersoftimeanddistancebreakdown.

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Climbing Patrick’s MountainDesKennedy

“Kennedyisafinewriter—anovelist,indeed—and[thisnovel]isanenjoyableride.Itmanagestobebothatautandgentlebook.”—January Magazine

“WonderfuldescriptionsoftheIrishcountryside.”—Times Colonist

patrickGallagherisanaccomplishedbuteccen-tric breeder of prized roses. With his belovedgarden in jeopardy, he accepts an invitation toleadagardentourinhisnativeIreland.Thetripquickly becomes a pilgrimage into his past, aspatrickencountersthedeceptionsandbetrayalsthatledhimtofleethecountryinthefirstplace.

Filledwithrichdescriptionsoffinegardensandsetintoday’sIreland,thishauntingandeleganttale embraces the contradictory nature of theIrishsensibility:grandhumourinthefaceofulti-matetragedy.

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Hooker & BrownJerryAuld

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“A technically highly accomplished mountain-eeringnovelwithacleverplot-lineandconvincingcharacters.”—BoardmanTaskerprizejury

“Likeapolishedstone,Hooker & Brownrevealslayersoftime,meaningandbeauty.”—ThomasWharton,authorofIcefields

Rumi,ageologystudentandclimber,isdrawntothelegendofHookerandBrown.Thetwopeakshadbeen forgottensince theywerefirstdiscov-eredandmarkedonmapsinthe1800s.compelledtoseethemountainsforhimself,Rumisetsoutonajourneythatchallengesbothmindandbody.

part adventure story, part historical mystery,Hooker & Brown isapowerfulandexhilaratingpage-turnersetintheRockyMountains.

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The Age of Water LiliesTheresaKishkan

“The Age of Water Lilies is proof that compel-lingstoriescanbesetlocally;thatromanceandadventurecanspringfromWalhachinjustaswellastheycanfromparis,NewDelhiorRome.”—Geist Magazine

“A novel distinguished by the quiet grace ofits prose and the rich evocation of the naturalworld.”—Quill & Quire

“Kishkanhasasurehand...wordsnevergetinthewayofgoodstorytelling.”—Vancouver Sun

“Unfolds deliberately like a grandfather clockticking.”—Coast Reporter

With The Age of Water Lilies, Theresa Kishkanhaswrittenabeautifulnovelthattravelsfromthetimeofcolonialwarstothepacifistmovementto1960sVictoria,andsharesauniqueanddelightfulrelationshipbetweenseventy-year-oldFloraandseven-year-oldTessa.

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A Raw Mix of Carelessness and LongingceceliaFrey

“Frey’s novel is a beautifully told coming ofagestorysetagainst thegrimybackdropof theWestern canadian music scene. A hypnotic,memorablebook.”—January Magazine

A mesmerizing and lyrical tale that follows thetangledlivesoffriendsandloversasitarticulatesthefinebalancebetweenthepassionformakingand performing music and the temptations thathideintheshadows.

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In the Hands of AnubisAnnEriksson

“The fine depiction of prairie farm life is worthsavouring.”—Quill & Quire

“Itseemsattimestotouchonallthehumor,thesadness,thejoyofthehumanspirit.”—January Magazine

“...a lovelyandlovingexplorationofhopeandhumanconnection.”—Times Colonist

Trevor, a tractor salesman, isen route toAfricawhen he stumbles over the bag of constance,a gregarious old lady travelling the world withextraordinary contraband.Soon the twoembarkonanemotional journey that turnsTrevor’spre-dictableworldupsidedown.

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Grace RiverRebeccaHendry

“Hendryisaskillfulwriter;thevoicesaresubtlydifferentfromeachother,servingtokeepthenar-rativeinterestingandlively.”—Harbour Spiel

“GraceRiverisacompany-towndramathatwillresonateallovertheworld.”—Vancouver Sun

A powerful and courageous story, Grace River exploresthereasonswhypeoplestayinharmfulsituationsandasksustothinkaboutthedamage

wealldo,notonlytotheenvironment,butalsototheoneswelovethemost.

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Sage IslandSamanthaWarwick

“Awittyandmuchneededrealisticswimbaseddrama...Sage Island willsoar.”—SwimNews

“Warwick[is]agiftednovelist.”—Calgary Herald

“Seamless use of historical detail and sensorylanguageimmersethereader.”—FFWD

SamanthaWarwickisalucidandcharmingnewvoice in canadian lit. Savanna “Savi” Mason,a nineteen-year-old competitive swimmer, isdrowninginherownperceivedfailurewhensheembarksona journeytocompete inthefamousWrigleyOceanMarathonof1927,atwenty-two-mile swimming race from catalina Island toLosAngeles.

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Things Go FlyingShariLapeña

“Thisisabooktomakeyouseethegiftsamidthechaos.”—Globe and Mail

With piercing wit and a delicious sense of theoutrageous,Shari Lapeñacreatesadark,hilari-ous, and wildly inventive contemporary comedyabouthowthepastcancomebacktohauntyou.Literally.

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The Reckoning of Boston JimclaireMulligan

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“A complex and evocative exploration of therepayment of ethical debts and the power ofhuman memory in forming personal identity.”—Canadian Literature

AttheheightofthecaribooGoldRush,“Boston”Jim Milroy, a lone trapper and trader with atragicunreckonedpast,becomesobsessedwithreciprocatingaseeminglyminoractofkindness.

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Crown ShynesscurtisGillespie

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paul Munk is a conscientious, left-leaning jour-nalistassignedtowriteaprofileofDanielcode,apoliticalleaderofthereligiousright.Soonpaulfindshimselfinafiercestrugglewiththevexingcontradictionsthatmakeushuman.

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Dancing Nightly in the TavernMarkAnthonyJarman

“ThisfirstcollectionofstoriesbyJarmanaddsanimportant new voice to canadian literature. Noonewritesquitelikethis:hispunchy,hard-edgedstylepenetratestotheheartofflakeynightsandmorningsinthetownsoftheWest.”—Globe and Mail

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The Five Hole StoriesDaveBidini

“Bidinitoolsacharmingtonethatwillrelishanyicefreakyouknowwithunexpectedtitillation.”—Hour Magazine,Ottawa

Aplayful, irreverentbookthattakesaheadlongrunatthehockeydressingroom,andknocksthedoordown.Fullofsex,drugs,andhigh-sticking,each story runs its proverbial tongue downhockey’s steamy underbelly and then finds thelanguagetotelluswhatittasteslike.

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Difficulty at the BeginningKeithMaillard

“Thisisaworkofterriblebeautyandgrace,amasterpiecefittocontendwiththebestnovelsofthelastcentury.”—Globe and Mail

“[Difficulty at the Beginning] is the realautobiographyofafictional char-acterwhowasthere.Maillardisanovelistwhodoesn’tknowhowtolie.”—RobertKroetsch

“Fiercelyentertaining...Oneofthegreateststrengthsof[Difficulty at the Beginning]isthewidevarietyoffeisty,cleverwomeninJohn’slifeandhiscomplicatedrespectforthem.”—Calgary Herald

“Fourwell-crafted,handsomelyproducednovels.”—Vancouver Sun

Difficulty at the Beginning follows John Dupre from his awkward high-school years in the late 1950s through the burgeoning counterculturemovementoftheearly1960stothetumultuousanddevastatinglate-1960spoliticalandpsychedelicunderground.ThefournovelscreateacompellingportraitofaturbulenttimeinNorthAmericanhistory,atimewhentheUSAwasdividedasithadnotbeensincethecivilWar,brotheragainstbrother;whenanunjustifiablewarwastearingadistantcountryapartandbringingsoldiershomeinbodybags;whensocialandsexualboundarieswerebeingbreachedatthesametimethestatusquowasbeingre-entrenchedbythepowerélite.Inshort,atimeverymuchlikethepresent.

Eachof the four volumes iswritten in the styleof the times.Runningreflects the relative simplicity and optimism of the post-WWII years.Morgantown hums and throbs with the freewheeling energy and free-floating angst of youth stretching against the boundaries of socialacceptability in the early 1960s. In Lyndon Johnson and the Majorettestheapprehensionof the years following Kennedy’s assassinationand theimpendingthreatoftheVietnamdraftcometorotintheoppressiveheatofaWestVirginiasummer.Inthefinalvolume,Looking Good,allthecurrentsofthehighsixtiesdrawtogetherinanexplosiveclimax.

Difficulty at the Beginning isKeithMaillard’smostambitiousprojectyet:afour-volumenovelpublishedbetweenSeptember2005andSeptember2006.Itishismagnumopus,thekeystoneofhiswritingcareerand“thebookhewasborntowrite.”

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Lonesome HeroFredStenson

“A generous glimpse into the mind of a youngnovelist who has grown to become one ofAlberta’sfinest.”—AlbertaViews

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In and DownBrettAlexanderSavory

“compulsively readable, it defies expectationsevenwhileseemingtoembracethem.Thebook’sfinalrevelationsarebreathtaking.”—Quill & Quire

The carnival becomes a powerful backdrop foronechild’sinternalstruggletofindmaternalcom-fort, and a sense of self. Shocking and surreal,In and Down is an intense and disturbing tripthroughthefunhouseofachild’spsyche.

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The Madonna List MaxForan

“Agorgeous,harrowinghistoricthrillerthatlooksatfaithandthehumanpsyche.”—Edmonton Journal

“Foranismightygood.ThisoneisdefinitelybetterthanThe Da Vinci Code.”—Globe and Mail

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One ChrysanthemumJoanItohBurk

“Thewritingissensual.”—Quill & Quire

“With a touch of Haruki Murakami, Itoh BurkportraysherJapanin1965ascontemporaryandancientatthesametimewithallitsbeauty,tradi-tionsandmystery.”—TerryWatada

Itis1964andMisakoImaiisayoungTokyohouse-wifewithasecret—shehasaspecialsensitivitythatallowsher toseevisionsof thingsthatarehappeninginanothertimeorplace.

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AfterallLeeKvern

“Kvern’sspirited,funnyandpoignantfirstnovellatakes us for one night into the plush worldof Vancouver’s Kitsilano in a kind of literaryequivalentofMartinScorsese’sSohonightmarefilm, After Hours ...The novella’s saucy voicegenerates real narrative pull and neatly foldstogetherhighcomedyandsocialsatire.”—Vue Weekly

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SuccessionArtNorris

“Hereisacryofre-discoveredloveforaplaceandawayof lifeunder threat;here isacelebrationof people who prepare for the future withoutabandoning the past. Norris’ voice inspirestrust.”—JackHodgins

“As the old cliché goes, good things come insmallpackages.Succession ...isveryshortandverygood.Itiscomplete,unified,andsatisfying.”—Edmonton Journal

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RoadtrippingOntheMovewiththeBuffaloGalsconniMassing

“One of the funniest books I’ve read in awhile.”—LaurieGreenwood,cBcRadio

“A comical guide to some of the more unusualspotsinruralAlberta.”—Calgary Herald

“Greatfun!Fromstrangelysuggestivegiantper-ogies todeadgopherdioramas,conniMassingoffers a rollicking ride to some of Alberta’squirkiest corners.”—Will Ferguson, author ofBeyond Belfast

part travel memoir and part love poem toan oft-misunderstood region of the country,Roadtrippingisalsoacelebrationofthepower-fulbondsoffriendshipformedontheroad.JointheBuffaloGalsastheyvisitstuffedgophers,amassivesausage,creationists,politicalfanatics,andmore.

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I Am Full MoonStoriesofaNinthDaughterLilyHoyprice

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“Thebestkindofsocialhistory,buoyedthrough-outbyHoyprice’ssenseofhumour.”—Ricepaper Magazine

LilyHoypriceoffersamemoirunlikeanyother.Theninthdaughterof twelvechildrenborn toacelebratedpioneerphotographer,LilygrewupinQuesnel, Bc. The Hoy family was bursting withtheexuberanceofchildren,andthequietcourageofparentswhobuiltasuccessfulbusinessintheraciallychargeddaysofthechineseheadtax.

Writtenwithsensitivity,warmth,andhumour, I Am Full Moon createsanintimateportraitoflife,inalarge,unusual,andgiftedcanadianfamily.

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Adrift on the ArkOurconnectiontotheNaturalWorldMargaretThompson

“Lushyetcharmingprose.”—January Magazine

“Heartwarmingandrelatable.Thereisanunder-lying green message that fits well in today’ssociety.”—Ladysmith Chronicle

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Thesecompellingpersonalessaysareaninspiringreflection on the essential connection betweenhumansandotherlivingcreatures.Whatdoani-mals bring to our lives and what can we learnfrom them? Looking at a wide range of beings,Thompson’s lively anecdotes and engaging por-traitsexploretheassumptions, fears,andmythswe have constructed about animals, as well asthejoysandmarvelsofourco-existence.

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The Long Walk HomepaulFranklin’sJourneyfromAfghanistanLianeFaulder

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“Atrulyinspiringtaleofstrengthandcourageinthefaceofunimaginableadversity.GettoknowpaulFranklin.Thisisanamazingstory.”—RickMercer

Award-winning journalist Liane Faulder bringsthe full accountof paul Franklin’s return fromawarzone.The Long Walk Home documents therecovery of a soldier injured in a 2006 suicidebombing.AlthoughFranklinlostbothofhislegsabovetheknee,hereturnedhomedeterminedtowalkagain.

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The Story That Brought Me HereToAlbertaFromEverywhereEditedbyLindaGoyette

“The book is balanced—its contributors camefor as many reasons as there are writers. partof the book’s charm is its conscious avoid-ance of any political rant or rave. Fascinatingstories.”—Edmonton Sun

In this unprecedented and moving collection ofstoriesandpoems,writersfromaroundtheworldsharetheirthoughtsoncreatingalifeinAlberta.

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Standing TogetherWomenSpeakOutAboutViolenceandAbuseEditedbyLindaGoyette

“Seldom have I read a work of either fiction ornon-fiction that affected me as strongly...[It]is many things: a plea and a cry for help, anawareness campaign about violence and, most

important, a testimonial that offers hope to allwomeninabusivesituations.”—St. Albert Gazette

A powerful collection of personal stories fromwomen who have suffered the horrors of vio-lenceandabuseandhavewalkedawayfromthedarkness.

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Walking in the WoodsAMétisJourneyHerbBelcourt

“An engaging, unaffected family history filledwith gentle humour and illuminating anecdotesfromourhistory.”—Edmonton Journal

AremarkablememoirbyaprominentMétiselderand businessman. Herb Belcourt tells the storyof one family’s enduring connection to westerncanada and his evolving identity as “a humanbeing,acanadianandaMétiswesterner.”

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The Wolves at EvelynJourneysThroughaDarkcenturyHaroldRhenisch

2007GEORGERYGAAWARDFORSOcIALAWARENESSINLITERATURE

“Rhenischprovesthattheuniqueadaptationofa magic-realist style to non-fiction, combinedwith an episodic structure that would bequicksandtomostwriters,wasn’tjustabrilliantfluke...but a technique he has masteredcompletely.”—Vancouver Sun

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Forgotten HighwaysWildernessJourneysDowntheHistoricTrailsofthecanadianRockiesNickyBrinkandStephenR.Bown

“Adelightfulaccountofagrandplan.”—Edmonton Journal

Wovenwithtalesofthehistoricpathfinderswhoprecededthem,BrinkandBownsharetheirper-sonalaccountsoftravellingthefirsttraderoutesacrosstheRockies.

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The Edmonton QueenTheFinalVoyageDarrinHagen

“This story, with its bright sassy veneer andits tragedies beneath, counts as a veritableEdmontonarchive.”—Edmonton Journal

Ariveting,rollickingride—notdowntheriver—but into the glamourous, wide-open heart ofEdmonton’sdragsceneinthelateeightiesandearlynineties.

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The Power of Ignorance14StepsToUsingYourIgnoranceTJDaweandchrisGibbs

Justbyopeningthisbook,youhavetakenthefirststepona journey thatwillbeexciting,strange,and frightening, and not everyone will make it.Join Vaguen, Master Ignoramus, and becomeoneof the fewwhounderstand the importanceofunderstandingthatalackofunderstandingisunimportant.

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Winging HomeApaletteofBirdsHaroldRhenischdrawingsbyTomGodin

“Evennon-birdersmightenjoythislovelymedita-tion,whilethoseofuswholiketowatchwillbequietlythrilled.”—Georgia Straight

Alyrical,humorous,startling,andevocativebook.Rarelyhaswritingaboutthenaturalworldbeensuchanaudaciousliteraryperformance.

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Laying Down the LinesAHistoryofLandSurveyinginAlbertaJudyLarmour

“Richwithstoriesoffascinatingpersonalitiesandcharacters.”—Red Deer Express

Thechallengeofexploring,surveying,andmap-pingAlbertaholdssomeof thegreatest frontierstories from the province’s history. The variedlandscapeandtreacherousclimatesetthescenefor a struggle to understand the terrain, and tomarkourplace.

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Eye Opener BobTheStoryofBobEdwardsGrantMacEwanwithanintroductionbyWillFerguson

“The most authoritative history of adolescentcalgary thathaseverbeenwritten, [and]a full-length portrait of this city’s most famous (andinfamous)citizen.”—CalgaryAlbertan

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Irresponsible Freaks, Highball Guzzlers and Unabashed GraftersABobEdwardschrestomathyeditedbyJamesMartinprefacebyAllanFotheringham

“Bob Edwards was the finest journalist canadahaseverhadthepleasureofreading.”—Maclean’s

“An impressive compilation of quotations...bythismasterofthewrittenword.”—Alberta History

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A Century of Grant MacEwanSelectedWritingsGrantMacEwan

“If Grant MacEwan had loved western canadaless, if his curiosity had spanned less time andfewertopics,ifhehadlackedapassionforpass-ing history on—if all of that, how much lesswouldweknowaboutourpastandourselves.”—FredStenson

“There may be no better guide than GrantMacEwantothebroadstrokesandtellingdetailsofwesterncanadianhistory.”—Legacy Magazine

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The Final WordTheBookofcanadianEpitaphsNancyMillar

Graveyards have a lot to say about who wewere—and who we are. In The Final Wordcanada’sforemostgraveyardhistorianintroducesustothegraveandhumorousworldofthewordson the tombstones. A moving and sometimesfunnycollection.

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Many FoundationsHistoricchurchesofAlbertaMaryOakwell

“Oakwell introduces each church in a brief,informative overview within the context of itscommunity, and then delves into the colourfulanecdotesthatmakehistoryreallyinteresting.”—Legacy Magazine

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Hope’s Last HomeTravelsinMilkRivercountryTonyRees

“Beautifullyrealizedessaysonthehistory,prehis-tory,andnaturallandscapesoftheregion.”—Legacy Magazine

With a history unique in all the Americas, MilkRivercountrywasthelastrefugeofthebuffalo,the prairie wolf, and the plains grizzly, and theplace where Sitting Bull and Little Soldier andchiefJosephsawthelastofthehorseculturesoftheplainsnations.

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Tornado MagnetASalutetoTrailercourtWomenDarrinHagen

The trials, the tribulations. The tragedies, thetriumphs.Thetrailers,thetrash.Thetruth!Frompink flamingos to plaid furniture, the ins andouts of life on wheels are illuminated by Dottyparsons,Supermom,inherbattletofight“mobilehomophobia.”

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The Power of IgnoranceTheplayTJDaweandchrisGibbs

“ThisisthefunniestpieceIhaveeverseenatanyofthethirteenfringesIhaveattended.”—Janetcoutts,Montreal.com

The companion volume to this play, with moregreatlaughs,appearsonpage14.

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Brilliant! TheBlindingEnlightenmentofNikolaTeslaElectriccompanyTheatre

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“Theatricalmagic.”—Globe and Mail

chronicling theexplosivecareerofa twentieth-centurygenius,thisisastoryaboutthebeginningof our technological age embodied in a manwhoseideas,dreams,andpassionsweretoobigforhisown time.Brilliant! explores theenigmaofamanwhoenvisionedbetteringtheworldforhumanity,yetwhose relationswithotherswerestrained; whose inventions literally outshonethose of his mentor Thomas Edison; whoseunconventionalmindmademillionsofdollarsforothers,yetwhodiedpenniless.

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The Slip-KnotTJDawe

MONTREALJUSTFORLAUGHSAWARDFOR2001

“A masterful weaving of three stories into acomedytreatiseonthesoul-destroyingeffectsoftedious,mindlessemployment.”—cBcWinnipeg

“Hilarious and surreal...a scintillating explo-sionofimagination.”—Hour,Montreal

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LabradorTJDawe

“AllDawe’s considerable talents... areondis-playinthisquirkynewone-manshowabouthisadventures,bothrealandimagined,aspartofatouringchildren’sshowinapartofcanadaaboutwhichveryfewofusknowanything.”—Toronto Sun

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One Crow SorrowLisaMartin-DeMoor

WINNEROFTHE2009ALBERTALITERARYAWARDFORpOETRY

“A remarkableaccountof thecomplex relation-shipsbetweengriefandjoy,diseaseandbeauty,heartbreakandlove.Theseareprofoundlymovingpoemsbyawriterofimmensetalent.”—AdamDickinson

“Acollectionofhighlypersonal,beautifullyartic-ulated,andhighlycraftedlyricsandmeditationsonhowlifeanddeathcyclethroughthenaturalworld. Evoking sentiment without trivializingit, the poet’s mastery of image and metaphordeepentheimpliednarrativeof learningtolive,asanartistintheworld,withgrief.”—The2009StephanG.StephanssonAwardjury

Anevocativenewvoiceincanadianpoetry.One Crow Sorrow is smoothly varied, from sparselydrawnmeditationsonrelationshipstolongerandbolderverserichinimage.

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A Ghost in Waterloo StationBertAlmon

“Here is a thoughtful collection written by amaturepoetwhohastravelledandenjoysalargeenough experience to understand patterns andparadoxesthatenrichlife.”—Prairie Fire

This collection of poems takes the everydayworld as its point of departure, but the placeofarrival“isnever theshoreyoustarted from.”Vivid invocations and meditations on childhood,art,andtravelbring togetherplacesandpeopleaslikeableandunexpectedasthewrypoeticsen-sibilityrecommendingthemtoourattention.

There is much humour here, and warmth,combined with an awareness of loss and theweight of history—all delivered in a voice thatcombinesnarrative,whimsy,andwrypsychologi-calobservation.

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What We’re Left WithBenMurray

“Murrayillustratesthevalidityofmorethanhisownperspective,anddrawsusinwithhisexplo-rationof starkand sometimespainful elementsof this existence we seem hell-bent on movingthroughatbreakneckspeed.”—Vue Weekly

Murray’s debut poetry collection, What We’re Left With,reflectsondisconnectionasafeatureofcontemporaryurbanexperience.Thesepoemstacklethemesofisolationandhumanseparationfrom nature. Murray creates trademark imagesof surprising loneliness and suburban angst.capable of many different registers, Murraywrites, inassumedvoices,ofgriefandmemorybeyond his own immediate experience, some-thinghedescribesas“tapping intosomelargercollectiveautobiography.”

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