Until We Are Free - Rodney Diverlus, Sandy Hudson and Syrus Marcus Ware (Eds.)

This anthology is an essential document tracing the origins and evolution of the Black Lives Matter within a Canadian context. With contributions from writers, academics, and artists, this collection is an important contribution to a vital and urgent movement.

Weather - Jenny Offill

Jenny Offill’s new novel is a funny, eccentric story of a family and country in crisis as told through the eyes of an empathetic librarian.

I Know You Know Who I Am - Peter Kispert

This debut short story collection is populated with liars. The twin arts of deception and performance and their roles in the attempt at cultivating a sense of intimacy are - often humorously - explored here.

Disfigured - Amanda Leduc

An illuminating set of essays that dissects the fairy tale, re-examining it from the perspective of one who is disabled. As children it is taken for granted that we will identify with the hero of the story; Amanda Leduc explores the ramifications of this, both on the individual and society in general

Feminism: A Graphic Guide - Cathia Jenainati, Judy Groves and Jem Milton

This illustrated introduction serves as a reference to anyone who wishes to learn about the history of feminism in all its complexity. Accompanied by bold black and white imagery, a multitude of historical and contemporary feminist perpectives are summarized, serving as a more inclusive guide to the subject.