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Ho Ho Home for the Holidays Sale

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Dear readers,

It’s been a long time coming, but with travel restrictions lifted for domestic and international travellers, it seems many will make it home for the holidays!

We’ve made a few changes to our website this year to make your holiday shopping a breeze, starting with a holiday sale. Uncover the perfect gifts and take 15 percent off your book purchase with code HOHO15. The sale is site-wide, but we’ve curated a special collection of thoughtful gift ideas for everyone in your family. 

Keep your family laughing through the holidays with Inked, a collection of cartoons, confessions, rejected ideas, and secret sketches from the New Yorker’s Joe Dator. And for some darker Cape Breton humour, pick up the award-winning novel Crow, full of big twists, big personalities, and even bigger heart. 

Share a true story of mythical proportions with the National Business Book Award longlisted Unicorn in the Woods, where a group of New Brunswick geeks and dreamers sell their companies for a combined $1 billion, or the Balsillie Prize for Public Policy finalist On Borrowed Time, where the realities of earthquake prevention and the devastation of the next Big One come to light.   

Discover the strength of words in The Running Trees, a collection of strikingly original — and humorous! — stories exploring how we desperately try to communicate with each other amid the gaps in meaning we create, and Myself A Paperclip, a deeply personal and reflective serial long poem confronting experiences with mental illnesses.

Explore Canada from coast to coast with The Best of The Great Trail, or keep close to home with local trail guides for New Brunswick, Cape Breton, Ottawa, and more.

Gift the love of art with the Maud Lewis Stamp Bundle, a jolly bundle that includes a copy of Christmas With Maud Lewis and a souvenir stamp sheet featuring three of Lewis’s seasonal paintings: perfect for any art lover.

After you’ve gone through the collection, stop by our home page and you’ll find our biggest website change: a new recommended section sharing personalized reading suggestions just for you. Tuck a special something away for yourself and enjoy all the season has to offer!

Warm wishes this holiday season and stay safe!

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View the complete Curated Holiday Collection

Upcoming Events

Mark your calendar with these upcoming events!

November 27: Climate Crisis – Culture Contact with Catherine Bush and Minik Rosing

November 27: Off Topic Writers Festival with Michelle Butler Hallett

November 29: Apokalypse No! with Catherine Bush and Waubgeshig Rice

November 30: Moments of Perception Virtual Launch

December 08: In-Person Workshop by Catherine Bush

December 25: Peace by Chocolate Streaming at Whistler Film Festival


Now Available

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Moments of Perception: Experimental Film in Canada

The first history of twentieth- and early-twenty-first-century Canadian experimental filmmaking, Moments of Perception maps avant-garde film across the country from the 1950s to the present day, including its contradictions and complexities.

Coming Soon

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It Was Dark There All the Time: Sophia Burthen and the Legacy of Slavery in Canada

Evocatively written with sharp, incisive observations and illustrated with archival images and contemporary works of art, It Was Dark There All the Time offers a necessary correction to the prevailing perception of Canada as a place unsullied by slavery and its legacy.

Recent Awards

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Crow Gulch

Winner, E.J. Pratt Poetry Award

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The Fool

Finalist, A.M. Klein Prize

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On Borrowed Time

Finalist, Balsillie Prize for Public Policy

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Unicorn in the Woods

Longlisted, National Business Book Award

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