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How would you feel if your dad were a clown?

A child's-eye view of village life in Kenya in the late 1950s and the growing violence that would change the entire structure of colonial Africa.

John Ralston Saul argues that our society is only superficially based on democracy, and that increasingly it is conformist and corporatist.

Pat Mora ha transformado el mito tradicional de los Mopan Mayas (Belize) para mostrar como una valiente luna encuentra la manera de salvarse asi misma.

Twelve remarkable stories show us what becomes of the broken hearted.

Under the Hawthorn Tree is a story of first love and forbidden love, set against the backdrop of the final days of the Cultural Revolution.

Dr. Brinkley’s Tower is a sensational, passionate story of jealousy and greed set against the backdrop of Mexico in the 1930s.

"A fascinating and at times mind-boggling book that will change the way you think about time." — Financial Times

A teenaged pacifist and a PTSD-afflicted Marine form an unexpected bond over a secret buried in a decommissioned nuclear missile silo.

A treasure box, a book, a snack, a stray kitten, a jar of pollywogs and a travel mug – what else can Todd fit in his sister’s snuggly?

The annual anthology of the best Canadian and international poetry, edited by Ian Williams, winner of the Scotiabank Giller Prize.

A teenage refugee adapts to a new country and even finds a best friend, until the pressures of past and present collide and lead to a devastating lie.