Cambodia
By Brian Fawcett

Investigative fictions that examine the intentions of the information revolution.

Canoes
By Maylis de Kerangal
Translated by Jessica Moore

In Canoes seven stories orbit a central novella, creating a collection that resonates with the vibrations and frequencies of women’s voices. Daughters, friends, sisters, young and old, talkative or daydreaming – in this moving and poetic collection, Maylis de Kerangal casts light on them all, exploring human entwinement and the…

Capital Tales
By Brian Fawcett

A collection of stories that form tough, uncompromising portraits of people discovering the illusions they live by.

Chameleon and Other Stories
By Bill Schermbrucker

A collection of short stories from the point of view of a young man growing up in Kenya during the time of Mau Mau.

Citizen Suárez
By Guillermo Verdecchia

Short stories about people travelling, wandering, or lost between countries and languages—people caught between the impulse to flee and the desire to belong.

Crossing the City
By Michel Tremblay & Sheila Fischman

The story continues … The second in Michel Tremblay’s new series of novels presents two very different lives. We meet Maria as she leaves the city of Providence, Rhode Island, pregnant and alone. Two years later, we also meet Maria’s older daughter, Rhéauna, as she disembarks the train at Windsor…

Crossing the Continent
By Michel Tremblay
Translated by Sheila Fischman

Born in Providence, Rhode Island, to a Cree mother and a French father, Rhéauna, affectionately known throughout Tremblay’s work as “Nana,” was sent with her two younger sisters, Béa and Alice, to be raised on her maternal grandparents’ farm in Sainte-Maria-de-Saskatchewan, a francophone Catholic enclave of two hundred souls. At…