From acclaimed fiction writer and playwright Kate Cayley—
poems that illuminate the deep strangeness of the familiar

In Other Houses, Kate Cayley’s second collection of poetry, objects are alive with the presence...

A polyphonic hymn to Northern British Columbia by one of its boldest, most exciting writers.

Orient is the third collection from one of Western Canada’s most accomplished poets. Composed mainly of three long poems—an...

Peering inside eyeballs, pondering the paradox of absent stars, and meditating on street scenes by André Kertész, these poems squint sidelong at our ways of seeing the world. Through playful poems about photography and visual perception...

One False Move is Tim Conley’s debut collection of poetry. As it tightropes along meaning in language, our understandings of, and relationships with, one another, and even our continued survival, it balances elegance with clumsiness,...

All songs have skin, / all skin has holes. On High, Neil Surkan's debut collection of poetry, searches for spirits in myriad places. Wondering how, why, and when to act with a conscience, speakers try out steep hikes, strong drugs...

Métis Ukrainian writer Conor Kerr's sharp and incisive poems move restlessly across landscapes and time. Conor Kerr's poetry is in constant motion. 4Runners streak through the night, racing with coyotes and roving across the land. Buses...

Alcuin Citation in 1991 for excellence in book design in Canada.

Nuns Looking Anxious, Listening to Radios is a work in the hazard of retrieval. What sticks in retrospect? Seldom what you would expect, not always the...

Notre présomption d’innocence raconte en trois temps une histoire vieille comme le monde où les misères et les échardes de la liberté sont préférées au confort gras de la servitude. Écrit à la pointe de la bouteille, dans le fond de la...

A rogue moose wanders into a suburb near Quebec city, tramples lawns and gardens, stumbles in and out of a swimming pool, is tracked by three gun toting heads of family who shoot it down just as a school bus goes by wherein a little...