Acclaimed author Tim Wynne-Jones turns his considerable talent to a stunning novel that is part mystery, part psychological thriller.

A woman disappears without a trace. Twelve years later, her adult daughter starts finding answers hidden in the books that her mother left behind.

Award–winning Métis poet and acclaimed novelist Katherena Vermette’s second collection, river woman, explores her relationship to nature.

From Christy Ann Conlin comes a breathtaking and unforgettable collection about how the briefest moment can shape us forever.

A dazzling debut collection from award-winning journalist and New York Times Magazine contributor Mireille Silcoff.

In her 2008 CBC Massey Lectures, Margaret Atwood delivers a wide ranging, entertaining, and imaginative look at the topic of debt.

Elegant, surprising stories about Palestinian immigrants in Canada navigating their identities in circumstances that push them to the emotional brink.

A funny yet poignant novel about two disparate souls — a homeless teenager and a lonely old man — who come to know and care for each other.

The sixth and, on the surface, most peculiar poetry collection from Scotiabank Giller Prize finalist Michael Crummey.

The Caiplie Caves interrogates violence, economies, self-delusion, and belief in poems that orbit the Caves of Caiplie on the coast of Scotland.

For readers of adventurous, politically alert poetry, these border-crossing poems test what the lyric can hold.

Another playful book in the popular bilingual Cooking Poem series that shows that tamalitos, or little tamales, are easy to make!