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This dazzling reinvention of the historical novel is a faux memoir of Rockwell Kent, illustrator of Moby Dick.
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"A masterful novel, imaginatively crafted, shaped by big, precisely articulated emotion." — The Times
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With this thrilling puzzle of a novel, Governor General's Literary Award winner and Giller Prize nominee Pascale Quiviger shows stylistic brilliance, philosophical depth, and sheer un-put-downable storytelling.
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Winner of the prestigious August Prize and an international literary sensation, The Emperor of Lies is a powerfully moving story set in World War II Poland.
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The Farmer's Daughter comprises three witty, memorable portraits of decidedly unconventional lives.
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Bill Gaston's classic hockey novel is a triumphant blend of mordant humour and heartbreak.
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A sly, supremely assured picaresque from literary legend Jim Harrison, the acclaimed author of Legends of the Fall, The English Major, and The Farmer’s Daughter.
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A stunning new novel-in-stories set against the backdrop of the political turmoil in 1980s revolutionary Nicaragua by one of Canada's brightest emerging writers.
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In this majestic novel full of tragedy, romance and ingenuity, the family from Behrens’ Governor General’s Award winning The Law of Dreams comes of age in "Canada’s Century."
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Master storyteller Bill Gaston bridges land and time in this illuminating historical novel of camaraderie and companionship.
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