New from Anansi
Innie Shadows
A taut and unsparing novel about a community plagued by violence, drugs, corruption, and prejudice—but where love and justice prevail.
Who Will Bury You?
Intimate stories about Zimbabweans in moments of transition that force them to decide who they really are and choose the people they call their own.
What I Mean To Say
The 2024 Massey Lectures will be delivered by Scotiabank Giller Prize–winning author Ian Williams.
Keep
A timely tale of ownership and loss, loneliness and connection, and a meditation on all the stuff in our lives.
Great Silent Ballad
Beloved lyric poet A.F. Moritz’s twenty-second volume asserts poetry's spirit, equal and antidotal to the suicidal nature of present-day civilization.
Miss Kim Knows and Other Stories
Searing stories that critique the gender pressures and injustices rife in modern Korea from the author of Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982
I Never Said That I Was Brave
A taut tale of female friendship and betrayal.
The Jesuit Disruptor
A fresh look at a complex pope with a simple agenda: radically reforming the Catholic Church.
Toronto in 100 Beers
Discover Toronto’s wild, weird history and the 100 unique beers it inspired!
Hair for Men
The second novel by Scotiabank Giller Prize finalist Michelle Winters teems with hot towel shaves and the steady thrum of female rage.
New from Groundwood
Dogs and Us
A celebration of one of the most enduring love stories throughout the ages: the one between dogs and humans!
Getting Us to Grandma’s
No one knows maps like Nikki — but can she get her family to Grandma's house in time for the wedding?
There Is No Map for This
Ren feels lucky to be living with his older brother, Levi, and Levi’s girlfriend, Ellie — until a tragic accident leaves Ren and Ellie on their own.
Genocide
What is genocide? Why does it happen? What can be done to prevent it from happening again? These urgent questions are explored in an expanded edition.
Loop de Loop
Get loopy with this playful introduction to the hopeful, transformative possibilities of circular systems!
Eyes on the Ice
In 1963, under the brutal Communist regime, two hockey-loving brothers must throw a game in a Soviet-Czech tournament to help their imprisoned father.
The Runaway
Once there was a runaway … The third book in the Crow Stories trilogy is a haunting tale of a young boy’s resilience and hope.
Momma's Going to March
We’re going to a peaceful protest because … Momma’s going to march!
The Outsmarters
Kate opens a Philosophy Booth (“Get answers to life’s big and little questions — $2 a question”) and ends up asking some tough questions of her own.
Go Home
In a small New Hampshire town, two teenagers from vastly different backgrounds find their future dreams challenged by family trauma and racism.