D.A. Lockhart ISBN 978-1-77126-200-2 $17.00 CDN/USA 78 pages In poems that stretch from the wide boulevards of Detroit to the big sky vistas of Montana, D.A. Lockhart explores the way that places make us who we are. In these journeys and stopovers, layers of folk and Indigenous histories unfold and illuminate distinctive portions of […]
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Goodbye Horses
Nathaniel G. Moore ISBN 978-1-77126-184-5 $17.00 CDN/USA 106 pages My mind is threadbare on your subject, Lesbia, ruined by our ignoble encounters, the power of your devotion. I can’t wish you a good day, though you are good, and if you were not so, I’d still want you. In Goodbye Horses, Nathaniel […]
Amusement Park of Constant Sorrow
Jason Heroux ISBN 978-1-77126-180-7 $17.00 CDN/USA 104 pages In Jason Heroux’s disquieting third novel, Owen lives an enjoyable suburban life with his wife, Lila, until a knock at the door brings him face-to-face with a past he didn’t know he had. The sudden revelation forces him to reconsider where he’s from, what […]
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Pier Giorgio Di Cicco ISBN 978-1-77126-172-2 $17.00 CDN/USA 120 pages In 1982 Pier Giorgio Di Cicco entered a monastery and didn’t break publishing silence for fifteen years. In 2004 he was elected Poet Laureate of the City of Toronto and went on to become a renowned speaker on urban design and the […]
The Unmooring
Adebe DeRango-Adem ISBN 978-1-77126-160-9 $17.00 CDN/USA 64 pages In ways both forthright and nuanced, and with a nod to her African heritage, The Unmooring is a voyage into race and metaphysics, love and loss. Troubling the edges of identity and otherness, The Unmooring is a book that opens the floodgates of the self, revealing […]
Nightlight for Children of Insomniacs
Shannon Quinn ISBN 978-1-77126-176-0 $17.00 CDN/USA 88 pages Nightlight for Children of Insomniacs is a feminist collection of poetry that examines the legacies that echo through families. It is an investigation of how myth responds to trauma, of how we love, how we hurt and how we recover. This collection engages with […]
Pizza Cultura
Mark Cirillo ISBN 978-1-77126-168-5 $30.00 CDN/USA 170 pages No one knows exactly how or when it happened. But someone in 18th century Naples took the common flatbread and topped it with a New World vegetable, the tomato. A few years later Raffaele Esposito, wanting to impress the queen, added mozzarella and basil and an Italian […]
The Better Monsters
Puneet Dutt ISBN 978-1-77126-156-2 $17.00 $13.60 CDN/USA 68 pages 20 % off for the month of May to celebrate Puneet’s nomination for the Raymond Souster Award! If a book can be a mirror, The Better Monsters reflects what we see in ourselves and in each other. Replete with compelling protagonists and cross-referencing multiple identities, […]
Mechanics of a Gaze
Branka Petrovic ISBN 978-1-77126-152-4 $17.00 CDN/USA 110 pages Branka Petrovic’s sophisticated debut collection delves into the life and work of Austrian painter Gustav Klimt, exploring his muses, the male gaze, and the eroticized female body. The poems take as their starting point various objects from Klimt’s estate (photographs, paintings, sketches) and the 400 or so […]
Walking
Nelson Ball ISBN 978-1-77126-164-7 $17.00 CDN/USA 120 pages In his first full-length collection since winning the prestigious bpNichol Chapbook Award for Small Waterways, and since the release of the landmark Certain Details: The Poetry of Nelson Ball, our most astute observer of nature, people, and the manmade returns with a new book that continues […]
