Jarman's short stories employ dazzling linguistic verve and staggering metaphoric powers in every sentence.

"Louise Stern writes stories about young men and women on the edge, stories that stay in your head long after you have finished reading them . . . Chattering is utterly compelling." -- Observer

As though reflecting the new Eastern European reality in many pieces of a broken mirror, this new collection of tales masterfully encapsulates the zeitgeist of a post-Communist society in all its weirdness and wonder.

These fifteen passionate stories convey the betrayal that accompanies every love story.

This first novel in Roch Carrier's La Guerre trilogy contains a wedding, a funeral, and a full company of Carrier's marvelous, joyful, blaspheming characters.

A new selection of Diana Athill’s beautifully written and perceptive short stories.

These nine haunting stories, written with startling grace, together create a compelling picture of Sri Lanka, a country of teeming natural beauty and a society in turmoil.

Originally written for stage performance, laced with wit and bursting with imagination, these three disarming creations work a dazzling, moving magic on the page.

From a talented young writer comes sixteen stories about the the connections between us all – Signs and Wonders.

The storybook classic every Canadian should own -- Carrier's iconic tale and 19 other gems about childhood in Quebec.