New Releases On the Way!
It’s Wednesday, which means we’re less than a week out from our biggest summer pub date: June 12, which brings the triple threat of Terry Grigg’s The Iconoclast’s Journal, Alison […]
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Production Notes: June 1, 2018
Original Prin cover has landed. Personally I have to say this one has exceeded my expectations. Michel Vrana really knocked it out of the park. Send along your thoughts in the comments. […]
IN CONVERSATION: with Pino Coluccio
We’re thrilled to finally share the news that Pino Coluccio’s Class Clown has been named a finalist for the 2018 Trillium Book Award for Poetry! The award is given annually […]
IN THE MEDIA: Not-so-Transparent City
Ondjaki’s Transparent City (trans. Stephen Henighan) hit shelves in Canada and the US last week and reviewers are raving. Named a Vanity Fair Hot Type Book in April, May has […]
New Office and New Arrivals
New office who dis big pile of boxes A major perk of our new digs: we now have room to receive shipments of books right here in the place where […]
Biblioasis Press’ New Address
We’ve moved! Our new office is located at 1686 Ottawa St, Suite 100, Windsor ON, N8Y 1R1. Our new phone number is 519–915–3930. We’re *kind of* unpacked. Pardon the stray boxes and assorted […]
IN THE MEDIA: Biblioasis Round-Up
The Discovery of Funny SPOILER: You will not find it sitting at my desk. We’re thrilled to learn that Terry Griggs’ The Discovery of Honey has been longlisted for the […]
SPRING 401 TOUR: Wrap-Up
Our spring 401 Tour wrapped up Friday night at the Bibliomanse, where Paige Cooper, Rachel Lebowitz, Amanda Jernigan, and Richard Sanger knocked the collective socks off of everyone in attendance. […]
IN THE MEDIA: Events & Press!
Spring 401 Tour Our Spring 401 Tour kicked off last night and we’re readying the Bibliomanse as Paige Cooper, Amanda Jernigan, Rachel Lebowitz, and Richard Sanger make their way west, […]
IN THE MEDIA: Biblioasis Round-Up
It’s (Re)Lit According to the Farmer’s Almanac, longer days means long shortlists from CBC’s ReLit Awards. And even though it’s snowing in Windsor right now, we’re basking in the glow […]
