A Dream in the Eye
Edited by Stephen Collis

First-ever publication of visual works by the renowned Canadian poet Phyllis Webb, who died in November, 2021. With seventy-four paintings and eighty collages.

A Guide to B.C. Indian Myth and Legend
By Ralph Maud

Boas, Teit, Hill-Tout, Barbeau, Swanton, Jenness, the luminaries of field research in British Columbia, are discussed, and their work in Indian folklore evaluated in this comprehensive survey of myth-collecting in B.C.

A Record of Writing
By Roy Miki

Traces the development of Poet laureate Bowering’s many writings through four decades.

ABC of Reading TRG
By Peter Jaeger
Edited by Frank Davey

Examines the writings of Steve McCaffery and bpNichol, with a special focus on their collaborative work as the Toronto Research Group (TRG).

After Completion
By Charles Olson
With Frances Boldereff
Edited by Sharon Thesen & Ralph Maud

Charles Olson had many correspondents over the years, but Frances Boldereff, a book designer and typographer, Joyce scholar, and single working mother, embodied a dynamic complexity of interlocutor, muse, Sybil, lover, critic, and amanuensis. After Completion: The Later Letters of Charles Olson and Frances Boldereff follows on from an earlier…

Almost Islands
By Stephen Collis

Almost Islands is a powerfully introspective memoir of the author’s friendship with legendary Canadian poet Phyllis Webb – now in her nineties and long enveloped in silence – and his regular trips to see her. It is an extended meditation on literary ambition and failure, poetry and politics, choice and…

American Notebooks
By Marie-Claire Blais
Translated by Linda Gaboriau

Portraits of the writers, musicians, artists and social activists who influenced the life and work of Blais in the 1960s.

An Error in Judgement
By Dara Culhane

An analysis of the controversy surrounding the death of a Native child in Alert Bay, British Columbia.

Anarcho-Modernism
Edited by Ian Angus

Essays in honour of the founding director of the Institute for the Humanities at Simon Fraser University.

Anatolia Junction
By Fred A. Reed

As Fred A. Reed travels through the Middle East, the Balkans and Asia Minor, he concludes that Turkey’s Islamists are reappropriating the culture and beliefs that 70 years of secular fundamentalism have been unable to eradicate.

Annihilated Time
By Jeff Derksen

Essays that explore the ways in which poetry, visual art and critical practices encounter “the long present neoliberal moment” of the imperialist agenda of globalization.

As Always
By Madeleine Gagnon
Translated by Phyllis Aronoff & Howard Scott

Poet, novelist, and critic Madeleine Gagnon reflects on life at the centre of Quebec literary arts by re-examining the influences of her early life: a pious childhood in a large, rural Catholic family, a rebellious youth, and intellectual development as a feminist. A central theme is Gagnon’s struggle for women’s equality and her refusal to be categorized by her gender.