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Audiobooks are now available from Biblioasis! To celebrate, we’re sending a free audiobook to anyone who buys a print copy of the same title. Offer ends May 31. Check out […]
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A Biblioasis Interview with Patrick McCabe
A Biblioasis Interview with Patrick McCabe Tell me a bit about yourself. Well, I suppose I have been a full-time writer for twenty years now. I used to do other […]
Celebrate Mother’s Day with Biblioasis!
Mother’s Day is fast approaching! We have some great gift ideas for your mom or any mother figures in your life. For the mom who keeps up with the bestsellers: […]
Spotlight On: THE YEAR OF NO SUMMER by RACHEL LEBOWITZ
With a new month comes another addition to the Biblioasis Spotlight series! For May, we’re weaving through time and place, and history and memory in Rachel Lebowitz’s haunting collection of […]
CHEMICAL VALLEY, EYES OF THE RIGEL, THE AFFIRMATIONS, HAIL THE INVISIBLE WATCHMAN: Media Hits
IN THE NEWS! CHEMICAL VALLEY Chemical Valley by David Huebert (October 19, 2021), has been featured by CBC Books as part of ‘11 Canadian books to read for Earth Day […]
POGUEMAHONE: Rave Reviews and Interviews!
IN THE NEWS! POGUEMAHONE Poguemahone by Patrick McCabe (May 3, 2022) was reviewed in The Irish Examiner on April 24, 2022. Check out the full review here. Reviewer Josephine Fenton […]
CHEMICAL VALLEY a finalist for the Atlantic Book Awards!
Chemical Valley by David Huebert (October 19, 2021), has been named a finalist for both the Thomas Raddall Atlantic Fiction Award and the Alistair MacLeod Prize for Short Fiction, presented […]
POGUEMAHONE: Reviews in the New York Times and more!
POGUEMAHONE Poguemahone by Patrick McCabe (May 3, 2022) was reviewed by John Williams in the New York Times! The review was published online on April 20, 2022. You can read […]
MURDER ON THE INSIDE a finalist for The Crime Writers of Canada Awards of Excellence!
Catherine Fogarty’s Murder on the Inside: The True Story of the Deadly Riot at Kingston Penitentiary (April 13, 2021) has been named a finalist for The Brass Knuckles Award for Best Nonfiction Crime Book, presented by the Crime Writers of Canada! […]
How a Poet Must: On the passing of Steven Heighton
It was with great shock and sadness that I learned of the passing last evening of Steven Heighton. We knew that he was ill, though we hadn’t for long. We […]
