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Origin of Feces, The (PDF) David Waltner-Toews Details $12.95 |
David Waltner-Toews Interviewed by The Toronto Star The Origin of Feces author David Waltner-Toews was recently interviewed by the Toronto Star in a great piece about his new book. Read on for an excerpt of the interview, and click the link above to read it in full! ---- David Waltner-Toews didn’t intend to become the go-to guy for all things poop. |
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Stone Thrower, The Adam Marek Details $14.95 |
The Stone Thrower Reviewed By The Georgia Straight Adam Marek's absurdist short story collection The Stone Thrower has recently been reviewed by The Georgia Straight. Reviewer Michael Hingston wrotes, "Marek sinks his hooks into you within seconds... the stories are not just wild and engaging, but also a necessary way for the author to make sense of the world.... |
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Origin of Feces, The David Waltner-Toews Details $16.95 |
The Montreal Gazette Reviews The Origin of Feces
The Montreal Gazette recently included David Waltner-Toews' The Origin of Feces: What Excrement Tells Us About Evolution, Ecology, and a Sustainable Society in a piece called “Summer books: Reading list doesn’t have to be a day at the beach.” Reviewer Ian McGillis wrote, ... |
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Miracles of Ordinary Men (ePub) Amanda Leduc Details $13.95 |
The Miracles of Ordinary Men Reviewed by Literary Treats
The Miracles of Ordinary Men, a new novel by Amanda Leduc, was recently reviewed on the blog Literary Treats. Reviewer Jaclyn Qua-Hiansen says of the book: "The Miracles of Ordinary Men is a novel powerful in its uncertainty, realism within the framework of fantasy.... |
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Miracles of Ordinary Men (ePub) Amanda Leduc Details $13.95 |
The Miracles of Ordinary Men Reviewed in the Globe and Mail Amanda Leduc's haunting new novel The Miracles of Ordinary Men was recently reviewed in the Globe and Mail. Reviewer Heather Cromarty writes, "The Miracles of Ordinary Men is darkly ambitious yet accessible, and mutable, for each reader will come to different conclusions." Read the review » |
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Miracles of Ordinary Men (ePub) Amanda Leduc Details $13.95 |
The National Post Reviews The Miracles of Ordinary Men
The Miracles of Ordinary Men, a haunting new novel by Amanda Leduc, was recently reviewed by the National Post. Reviewer Angela Hickman has this to say about the book: "At a time when fiction seems soaked in magical realism that is heavy on the magical, Amanda Leduc’s novel The... |
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Death's Last Run Robin Spano Details $14.95 |
Blogger Noah Chinn Reviews Death's Last Run Blogger Noah JD Chinn recently reviewed Robin Spano's newest book in her Clare Vengel Undercover mystery series, Death's Last Run. After reading, he writes, "Death’s Last Run is a great instalment in a fine series of mysteries, and I look forward to reading the next one." He also adds that "It... |
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Gambatte David Tsubouchi Details $32.95 |
David Tsubouchi Interviewed by YorkRegion.com
Author David Tsubouchi was recently interviewed about his new book Gambatte: Generations of Perseverance and Politics, A Memoir, for YorkRegion.com, a community website serving residents and businesses of York Region. Interviewer Chris Traber says of the book: "... |
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Dead Politician Society Robin Spano Details $24.95 |
49th Shelf Interviews Author Robin Spano Robin Spano, author of the Clare Vengel Undercover mystery series, was recently interviewed by Canadian book site 49th Shelf. The article, entitled "Creating an Unconventional Detective Heroine: An Interview With Robin Spano", discusses how Spano brought her spunky underdog hero Clare Vengel to life, defying... |
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Origin of Feces, The David Waltner-Toews Details $16.95 |
Canadian Geographic Reviews The Origin of Feces Canadian Geographic recently reviewed The Origin of Feces by David Waltner-Toews. Reviewer Nic Walker writes, "At the heart (or gut) of The Origin of Feces is the idea that whether we like it or not, excrement is not only connected to every aspect of our lives but is also a crucial ingredient of life itself... |
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After The Error Susan B. McIver, Ph.D. Details $19.95 |
After the Error Reviewed by the Winnipeg Free Press
After the Error, a collection of case studies outlining what patients affected by medical errors, their families, and immediate healthcare providers have done to prevent others from enduring similar experiences, was recently reviewed in the Winnipeg Free Press. Reviewer Evelyn... |
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Lake and the Library, The S.M. Beiko Details $14.95 |
The Lake and the Library Reviewed by the Winnipeg Free Press
New YA novel The Lake and the Library by S.M. Beiko was reviewed in the May 18th, 2013 edition of the Winnipeg Free Press. Reviewer Helen Norrie says of the book: "The Lake and the Library could be called a tribute to the power of books, and it is certainly an auspicious... |