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A genuine Hebert treasure trove, this omnibus edition celebrates one of Canada's most important writers.
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The RAF taught Alfred how to be a man, but didn't prepare him for capture and the chaos of war.
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As a part of the launch of the new A-List series, a curated selection of titles from Anansi's backlist featuring handsome new covers and introductions by well-known Canadian writers, comes Rawi Hage's De Niro's Game, with a new introduction by Colm Tóibín.
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In Lisa Moore's first story collection the joys and distresses of love course through modern-day Newfoundland like an electric current.
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"A beautiful, pitch-perfect harmony of Wuthering Heights and your favourite mix tape." -Owen Sheers, author of Resistance
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A finalist for France's prestigious Prix Goncourt literary award, Dirty Feet is a remarkable, inventive, and darkly compelling novel that tells the story of one man's journey to retrace the steps of the mysterious, nomadic father who abandoned him years earlier.
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The fourth novel from one of Canada's most critically acclaimed writers, Dr. Brinkley’s Tower is a sensational, passionate story of jealousy and greed set against the backdrop of Mexico in the 1930s.
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A bitingly hilarious satire of the making of wine, television, and taste from one of Canada’s most accomplished comic writers.
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This epic novel takes you inside an affluent Jewish family in the lead-up to Hitler's invasion of Czechoslovakia.
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Lisa Moore's unforgettable second novel examines the aftermath of 1982's Ocean Ranger disaster within the community of St. John's, and its effects on one family in particular.
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