People don’t leave the Point, even if they move far away. Or at least that’s how it seems to journalist Kathy Dobson. Growing up in the 1970s in Point St. Charles, an industrial slum in Mo
Connoiseurs of stained-glass windows and frescoes have appreciated Guido Nincheri’s unique work, which can be found across Canada and in New England. Although considered to have been the most pr
Examining 11 world cities and concentrating on the intersection of nature and society in the urban environment, this book offers insight intohow people have tried and often failed to connect wi
Fixing its gaze on writers as they are seldom seen, this anthology of photographs and accompanying stories provides an intriguing exploration into the personal and professional lives of various artist
Acknowledging how today’s wine sales and consumption are far outpacing those of beer and spirits, this examination addresses questions commonly asked by the novice and experienced oenophile alike. Usi
A visceral tale of obsession and creativity, unrequited passions and the power of music. A love story in which art is a foil to companionship, and the intellect an interlocutor of the heart. In the ut
The year is 1996, and small-town life for 14-year-old Catherine is made up of punk rock, skaters, shoplifting, and the ghost of Kurt Cobain. Her parents are too busy divorcing to pay her headful of un
Previously collected, uncollected, and unpublished poems of Canadian modernist poet Annie Wilkinson are included in this compendium of her work. The textual notes accompanying each poem document chang
From crushing grapes to bottling wine, this essential handbook enables the home winemaker to make informed decisions about ingredients, equipment, and the winemaking process. Precise step-by-step ins
A mesmerizing and moving first collection, Model Disciple gives us a poetry of two minds. Confounded by Japanese-Canadian legacies too painful to fully embrace, Michael Prior’s split speakers struggle
In poetry that strikes a delicate balance between candour and lament, Mockingbird tracks the aftershocks of a failed marriage through a variety of self-portraits. Derek Webster’s speakers itemize thei
Seventy-year-old Nathan Gelder's recent stroke has done little to appease the obsessive dreams and memories of his parents?both of whom died in the Holocaust?that haunt him relentlessly. While he rema
