
A breathtaking literary debut, Love Letters of the Angels of Death begins as a young couple discover the remains of his mother in her mobile home. The rest of the family fall back, leaving them to reckon with the messy, unexpected death. By the time the burial is over, they understand this will always be their role: to liaise with death on behalf of people they love. They are living angels of death.
Do we want a public broadcaster? A trenchant analysis of the threat to our national broadcaster and a solution for radical change.
"This book should be read by everyone who gives a damn about Canada and the publicly owned broadcaster that unites us in telling our own stories on radio and television. Wade Rowland convincingly documents the slow, politically directed erosion of the CBC and he has the expertise to show us how to save, and expand, this vital component in Canadian life. Will we listen to him? I hope to God we have enough sense to do so." -- Farley Mowat

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The Dead of Winter is the first in Peter Kirby's series of crime novels. It follows world-weary Detective Inspector Luc Vanier as he hunts down a disturbed killer of homeless people. Vanier confronts his own demons while his investigation draws him into the heart of the Catholic Church in Quebec, the boardrooms of Montreal’s business elite, and the back-alleys and soup kitchens of the dispossessed. With a cast of fascinating characters, this is a Montreal that will cast its icy shadow over your shoulder for a long time to come.
Peter Kirby's website is here.
An international literary debut
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“Witty, satirical, informative and profound. Farman is a contemporary voice with a deep understanding of various histories and what connects them.”
− Rawi Hage, author of De Niro’s Game
"Abou Farman follows the legendary and ubiquitous refugee, Ali—the Ali of a thousand fleeting moments of nervous “third world border paranoia” before reaching Passport Control.... Farman decants exquisitely and intelligently on the larger metaphors that encompass the anthropology of walking away as you evolve as a species. Paradise is the horizon ahead (“right there after the next hill”) where tranquil success is feasible.... Paradise on earth is what the migrant seeks." -- Rana Bose, The Rover.
Cover and interior illustrations by the author.
Migration stories, says Abou Farman, are often told through the personal struggles and travails of the migrant, "the great voyager figure of our most recent centuries, the harbinger of hybridity, the metaphor for risk, sacrifice, toil, abuse, inhumanity. And humanity."
These are the stories (both horrific and redemptive) that we hear about in the news, in taxis and airports, in bars and corner coffee shops. They are both real and existential, shared, denied, argued about, internalized. Seldom are the threads of such narratives woven together and imbued with the originality of insight brought to the page by Farman.

Meet Tommy in Pointe-Claire Weds. March 6th, 2013 !
Tommy Schnurmacher, author of Are We On Yet? Insider Secrets on How to be Interviewed (and other essential media skills)
Wednesday, March 6, Pointe-Claire Public Library, CH: 7-8:30 p.m. In English. Veteran award-winning broadcaster Tommy Schnurmacher has written a media savvy primer on effective interview techniques. He will delight you with his practical (& funny) tips.
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Date de publication: le 1er juillet, 2012

Was It Good for You?
It was really good for Aislin!
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Publication date: July 1, 2012
Was It Good For You? Is a collection of Aislin’s favourites drawn over the last three years. It is his 45th book. He is aiming for fifty.
Foreword by Rick Mercer.

October 24, 2012: Felicia Mihali's novel The Darling of Kandahar has just been named among the top Quebec picks for Canada Reads 2013! See the full story here.
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Publication date: May 5, 2012
A young woman poses for the cover of a magazine. A Canadian soldier serving in Kandahar falls in love with her photograph and sends her an email message. A tale of love, loss, and displacement against the background of the war in Afghanistan.
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If you haven't been able to get to Quebec City's ImagiNation festival, to Blue Metropolis, or to any of Felicia's other recent events, head down to Knowlton, Quebec for the Knowlton WordFest, July 21st, 2012 to hear Felicia in conversation with festival director Philip Lanthier 11 a.m.-noon;
You can also hear CBC Radio's All in the Weekend interview, July 15th, 2012, here;
the Blue Metropolis podcast interview with Felicia Mihali here —
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Montreal Review of Books -- just out ! read it here
The Rover
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Is there anything public schools do that no other form of education can? Only this: Simply by being what they are, they can teach kids about the society they live in. That's because public schools must let everyone in. What's unique about public education isn't the education part; it's the public.
Keeping the Public in Public Education is the first in Linda Leith Publishing's pioneering Singles series of short essays published in print and electronic form.
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Publication date: May 5, 2012
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