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Forthcoming / 4 Previously Announced / 10 Recently Released / 14 Ravenstone / 16 Notable Poetry / 18 Notable Fiction / 20 Recent Backlist / 22 Ordering / 23 4 / FORTHCOMING / POETRY FOLLOWING SEA by Lauren Carter

Poetry 978088801577 / $17.00 Trade Paperback, 5.5” X 8.5” / 128 pages World Rights: Turnstone Press

February, 2019

Spanning almost two hundred years, Following Sea finds anchor in the submerged regions of the heart. With great care, Lauren Carter wades into family histories and geography, all the while charting her own territories. Carried by the ebb and flow of language, Carter’s second collection explores issues of infertility, identity, and settler migration, offering a tender examination of home. Urgent and intimate, Following Sea leads us along the shoreline of Carter’s Manitoulin memories to show us what she has carried up from the depths. Laura Rock Gaughan Lauren Carter is an award-winning poet and former Ontarian living in St. Andrews, Manitoba. Her debut poetry collection, Lichen Bright, was long-listed for the ReLit Award and an earlier poem, “Island Clearances,” won the ROOM 2014 poetry contest. Her first novel, Swarm was voted onto the CBC Canada Reads long list and her prose has been nominated and long-listed for various awards and been anthologized in Best Canadian Stories. Following Sea is Carter’s second collection of poetry.

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FORTHCOMING / POETRY / 5 6 / FORTHCOMING / POETRY BESTIARY by Dennis Cooley

Poetry 9780888016690 / $17.00 Trade Paperback, 5.5” X 8.5” / 100 pages World Rights: Turnstone Press

April, 2019

Cooley conducts a chorus of “clucks & barks & muffled cries” to unconstrained cacophony. Bursting with a remarkable and encompassing cast of spiders and fish, crows and bears, rats, chickens, and cows, bestiary gives free rein to very human feelings and the way they grow, stunt, and stampede out on the prairie landscape. Amid hushed and howling moments, the natural bends uncanny while the extraordinary roots into the organic under Cooley’s careful eye. Dennis Cooley Recipient of the 2015 League of Canadian Poets’ lifetime member award and the 2013 Manitoba Writers’ Guild Lifetime Achievement Award, Dennis Cooley has been a key figure in Winnipeg’s literary community for over 30 years. He has written extensively on Canadian literature, published 20 books of poetry, and edited numerous others. For years a CanLit professor at the University of Manitoba, Dennis Cooley, now retired, lives and writes in Winnipeg. Promotional Plans Physical & digital ARCs Launch in author’s home city (Winnipeg) Author tour through Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba Appearances in literary festivals Advertising and review copies to literary and poetry publications Online promotion through blog tour

MORE FROM DENNIS COOLEY

The Stones / 9780888014498; departures / 9780888015631; Seeing Red / 9780888012777 Irene / 9780888012463; This Only Home / 9780888011640; Inscriptions / 9780888011688

FORTHCOMING / POETRY / 9 Mercy Shirley Camia

10 / FORTHCOMING / POETRY MERCY by Shirley Camia

Poetry 9780888016614 / $17.00 Trade Paperback, 5.5” X 8.5” / 88 pages World Rights: Turnstone Press

April, 2019

Expanding breathlessly in the magnitude of loss, Shirley Camia’s fourth collection, Mercy, confronts despair to emerge anew with a bright offering of elegy. Beginning at her mother’s hospital bed, Camia invites readers to keep vigil while she journeys through seasons of bereavement, from the wake to the graveside, and into a year of processing, searching, and healing. Ethereal and elegant, Camia’s reflections are grounded in grief as they do the aching, earthshattering work of mourning and moving forward. Shirley Camia Shirley Camia is a broadcaster and journalist, born in Winnipeg to first-generation Filipino immigrants. She has published three books of poetry including The Significance of Moths. Her work has been featured in North American publications such as The New Quarterly, CV2, TAYO and the Winnipeg Free Press,. Born in Winnipeg, Shirley has lived across Canada, the Philippines, Japan and Kenya. She is currently based in Copenhagen, Denmark, where she works for the UN.

Promotional Plans Physical & digital ARCs Promotional comapaign during Asian history month (May) Author tour through Ontario and Manitoba Appearances in literary festivals Advertising and review copies to literary and poetry publications Online promotion through blog tour

MORE FROM SHIRLEY CAMIA The Significance of Moths / 9780888015334

FORTHCOMING / POETRY / 11 12 / FORTHCOMING / NON-FICTION / TRAVEL MONUMENTAL MANITOBA by Meghan Kjartanson

Non-Ficiton / Travel 9780888016652 / $27.50 Trade Paperback, 6” X 9” / 200 pages World Rights: Turnstone Press

April, 2019

From Flintabbaty Flonatin to Gimli’s mighty Viking, the Glenboro camel to Morden’s monstrous mosasaur, Meghan Kjartanson sets out to follow the stories of Manitoba’s many unique monuments. Featuring over 60 sites of interest, Kjartanson charts an all-ages adventure tracking prairie giants, roadside attractions, and important landmarks, including fire hydrants and golf balls, sturgeons and sunflowers, and, of course, Manitoba’s provincial “bird”—the mosquito. Explore the diverse characters and communities at the centre of Canada with this info-packed guide of hidden gems, fun facts, and larger-than-life legends and get to know Monumental Manitoba. Meghan Kjartanson Meghan’s Kjartanson’s passion for rural storytelling started while writing for a rural Manitoba newspaper, where she often discovered untold places rich with history and culture. She turned this passion into Manitoba Landmarks – a podcast aimed at bringing Manitoba’s quirky statues and monuments to life. Meghan’s debut book, Monumental Manitoba collects these stories and more together with the hope people are encouraged to discover Manitoba in a different, colossal way.

Promotional Plans Launch in author’s home city (Winnipeg) on International Day for Monuments and Sites Author tour through Manitoba Radio and TV appearances Advertising and review copies to mainstream and community news publications Online promotion through online blog and podcast

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FORTHCOMING / NON-FICTION / TRAVEL / 13 14 / FORTHCOMING TRAVEL MEMOIR

We Will Eat Our Young Daria Salamon Rob Krause WE WILL EAT OUR YOUNG by Daria Salamon and Rob Krause

Travel Memoir 9780888016539 / $21.00 Trade Paperback, 6” X 9” / 225 pages World Rights: Turnstone Press

May, 2019

In 2015, Rob Krause and Daria Salamon sold their car, rented out their home, and packed up their two young children to embark on a 12-month journey around the world. In this dual retelling of their ambitious year away from home, We Will Eat Our Young chronicles the hilarious and sensational misadventures of a Canadian family as they travel across 15 different countries in the southern hemisphere. In an honest reflection on parenting, marriage, and living for a year on a strict budget, Krause and Salamon take readers through some of the world’s most stunning vistas while meeting the challenges of foreign customs, broken-down buses, stomach bugs, personal loss, and their often less-than-enthusiastic children. Daria Salamon and Rob Krause Daria Salamon’s work has appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies. Her first novel won the Eileen McTavish Sykes award for Best First Book, and her essays and fiction have been shortlisted for awards by Foreward Magazine, the Writers’ Union of Canada and Canadian Author’s Association. Rob Krause is a former lawyer and co-owner of the punk rock lable Smallman Records.

Promotional Plans Physical & digital ARCs Launch in authors’ home city (Winnipeg) Author tour through Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba Appearances in literary and genre festivals/conventions Advertising and review copies to mainstream and niche publications Online promotion through blog tour

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FORTHCOMING / TRAVEL MEMOIR / 15 Fiction / Humourous / Coming of Age / Mennonite 9780888016294 / $21.00 Trade Paperback 5.5” X 8.5” / 240 pages World Rights: Turnstone Press

the greatness of this book takes it beyond the category of Mennonite literature, beyond the regional category of prairie literature, beyond the boundaries of Canadian literature. —Debra Martens

THE SALVATION OF YASCH SIEMENS by Armin Wiebe | www.turnstonepress.com/books/salvation-of-yasch-siemens.html

Born “on the wrong side of the double dike” in the mythical Mennonite village of Gutenthal, Yasch Siemens seems destined for a life as a hired hand in love with the wrong girl. But all of that changes when he meets Oata Needarp. Shortlisted for both the Stephen Leacock Memorial Medal for Humour and the Books in Canada Best First Book Award, The Salvation of Yasch Siemens is an outrageous, comic ride through Canadian literature’s most unforgettable community. Now this enduring Canadian classic is being reissued with a loving preface from the author, Armin Wiebe, and an insightful new essay from Nathan Dueck. Together they rediscover the warmth and wit in the world of Gutenthal, a profound part of Canada’s literary landscape.

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16 / RECENTLY RELEASED ON THE ROAD WITH MIKE GRANDMAISON by Mike Grandmaison Travel / Photography 9780888016157 / $29.95 Trade Paperback World Rights: Turnstone Press

April, 2020

The ultimate road trip across Canada with one of the country’s foremost photographers.

DISHONOUR IN CAMP 133 by Wayne Arthurson Mystery / Historical Fiction 9780888016218 / $16.95 Trade Paperback 5” X 7.5” / 328 pages World Rights: Turnstone Press

December, 2018

Without honour you can trust no one.

PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED / 17 Memoir / Japanese Immigration 9780888015679 / $21.00 Trade Paperback 6” X 9” / 218 pages World Rights: Turnstone Press

A search for home and a sense of belonging in the wake of wartime tragedy and loss.

THE EMPEROR’S ORPHANS by Sally Ito | www.turnstonepress.com/books/non-fiction/emperors-orphans-the.html

From the shadows of postwar Canada and Japan to the vast Canadian prairies of the new millennium, The Emperor’s Orphans explores cultural identity through movements of place and voice. The story Sally Ito weaves is of loss and longing, restoration and recovery. Through her voice and the voices of her family, Ito recounts a tale of journeys to and from Japan and Canada. Along the way, she discovers startling family secrets that reveal the effects of war on her family’s lives and identities as Japanese Canadians.

MORE FROM SALLY ITO Alert to Glory / 9780888015879

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18 / RECENTLY RELEASED Mystery / Woman Sleuth Book 7 in the Randy Craig Mystery Series 9780888016492 / $16.95 Trade Paperback, 5” X 7.5” / 350 pages World Rights: Turnstone Press

A smart, sophisticated, and engrossing murder mystery… —Carmen Amato

THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER by Janice MacDonald | www.turnstonepress.com/mystery/eye-of-the-beholder.html

A honeymoon trip with Randy Craig. What could go wrong?

Randy and Steve have finally tied the knot and head south to Puerto Vallarta to celebrate. Unfortunately, Randy’s romantic beach walks and candlelit dinners are put on hold when a fellow traveller is found dead. Instead, Randy and Steve have to find meaning in the murder to catch the culprit. If they don’t, the honeymoon just might be over.

MORE FROM JANICE MACDONALD Sticks and Stones / 9780888012562 | The Monitor / 9780888012845 Hang Down Your Head / 9780888013866 | Condemned to Repeat / 9780888014153 The Roar of the Crowd / 9780888014702 | Another Margaret / 9780888015518

RECENTLY RELEASED / 19 Short Fiction 9780888016416 / $19.00 Trade Paperback 5.5” X 8.5” / 198 pages World Rights: Turnstone Press

Characters leap off the page, sharing their faults and dreams, their ruinous rage, and illuminating joy. —Carrie Snyder

MOTHERISH by Laura Rock Gaughan www.turnstonepress.com/books/fiction/motherish.html

The women who populate Laura Rock Gaughan’s debut collection, Motherish, veer from playful to distraught, reckless to restrained, anchored to unmoored. Gambling grandmas, athletes and organists, pregnant bus passengers and punitive bank tellers are pushed to the brink by Gaughan’s distinctively precise prose, while they grapple with what it means to mother and be mothered. With various perspectives, Gaughan creates box after box—and actual chicken coops—for her characters to explode from, hide in, emerge out of, and ultimately transform.

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20 / RECENTLY RELEASED Poetry 9780888016454 / $17.00 Trade Paperback 5.5” X 8.5” / 92 pages World Rights: Turnstone Press

This, indeed, is the Way of poetry. — Gary Geddes

GLITTER & FALL by Di Brandt www.turnstonepress.com/books/poetry/glitter-fall.html

In this unusual collection, poet Di Brandt combines inter-continental transportation, literary re-translation and creative expression, to bring us ecstatic, inspired poems. Glitter & fall’s transinhalations of Laozi’s Dao De Jing, set in the Canadian prairies and highlighting aspects of the Divine Feminine, offer both homage to a venerable Chinese tradition and spiritual practice, and a renewed understanding of what these great poems might mean to us now.

MORE FROM DI BRANDT questions i asked my mother / 9780888015051; Agnes in the sky / 9780888011503; Jerusalem, beloved / 9780888011961; Walking to Mojacar / 9780888013701

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RECENTLY RELEASED / 21 ON THE FLY by Wayne Tefs Sport Memoir 9780888014023 / $22.00 Trade Paperback 6” X 9” / 396 pages World Rights

Short-listed: Alexander Kennedy Isbister Award for Non-Fiction

Tefs’ memoir is a clear reminder that even if you’re a loving parent, or tree hugging yogi, the passion you have for your hockey team brings out your primal instincts; before you know it you’re painting your face, and crying out for blood! —Andi Petrillo

HAPPINESS IS A RARE BIRD by Gene Walz Naturalist Memoir 9780888015839 / $21.00 Trade Paperback 6” X 9” / 320 pages World Rights

Short-listed: High Plains Book Awards Creative Nonfiction

As a “recovering” birdwatcher, I find Gene Walz’s Happiness is a Rare Bird, a rare treat of a read —Charles F. Rattigan

22 / NOTABLE NON-FICTION SMOULDERING INCENSE, HAMMERED BRASS by Heather Burles Travel Memoir 9780888012371 / $14.95 Trade Paperback 5.5” X 8.5” / 304 pages World Rights

Smouldering Incense, Hammered Brass is written with clarity and grace. With an eye for small detail, Burles brings to life an often- demonized part of the Middle East rarely seen by the western media.

KABLOONA IN THE YELLOW KAYAK by Victoria Jason Travel Memoir 9780888012180 / $21.95 Trade Paperback 6” X 9” / 408 pages World Rights

David Annandale’s savvy and savage first novel announces a top new talent in thriller fiction...it will keep aficionados reading late into the summer night.

—Edmonton Journal

NOTABLE NON-FICTION / 23 SEED CATALOGUE by Robert Kroetsch Poetry 9780888011091 / $12.95 Trade Paperback 5.25” X 7.75” / 141 pages World Rights

No other book of recent poetry, and few in fiction, sets out with more wit and precision the connections of place and poetry. —The Globe and Mail

MAMA DADA by Jan HornerPoetry 9780888013422 / $17.00 Trade Paperback 4.5” X 9” / 128 pages World Rights

Winner: Lansdowne Prize for Poetry

In the Baroness Jan Horner has researched, created, imagined and dismantled a character constructed of gold leaf and story, cunning, stamina, eccentricity and fatefulness. —Meira Cook

24 / NOTABLE POETRY APOLOGETIC by Carla Funk Poetry 9780888013712 / $17.00 Trade Paperback 5.5” X 8.5” / 136 pages World Rights:

Short-listed: Victoria Book Prize

With gratitude, with humility, these poems embrace the sometimes cumbersome fact of bodily, earthly existence. —Sue Sinclair

SONAR by Kristian Enright Poetry 9780888013910 / $17.00 Trade Paperback 5.5” X 8.5” / 92 pages World Rights

Winner: Eileen McTavish Sykes Award for Best First Book

For ragged philosophers and artists, Kristian Enright’s debut poetic volume, Sonar, is that darkened echo: a navigation in and out of the framework of mental illness. —Prairie Fire Review of Books

NOTABLE POETRY / 25 FOX by Margaret Sweatman HistoricalFiction 9780888015952 / $19.00 Trade Paperback 5.5” X 8.5” / 216 pages World Rights

Winner: McNally Robinson Book of the Year

Fox belongs among important Canadian historical novels such as In the Skin of a Lion, The Temptations of Big Bear, Icefields, and Alias Grace. —Quill & Quire

AUTUMN, ONE SPRING by Patti Grayson Literary Fiction 9780888013743 / $19.00 Trade Paperback 5.5” X 8.5” / 200 pages World Rights, ex Germany

Short-listed: Margaret Laurence Award for Fiction

Autumn, One Spring is a fascinating glimpse of small town life with all its pathos and humour.

—Linda Holeman

26 / NOTABLE FICTION TATSEA by Armin Wiebe Fiction 9780888012814 / $18.95 Trade Paperback 5.5” X 8.5” / 363 pages World Rights

Winner: McNally Robinson Book of the Year

Tatsea brings back the years when our grandparents lived their lives. —Mike Nitsiza, counsellor, Mezi Community School, Wha Ti, Northwest Territories

A STONE WATERMELON by Lois Braun Short Fiction 9780888011077 / $16.95 Trade Paperback 5.5” X 8.5” / 242 pages World Rights

Short-listed: Governor General’s Award for Fiction

[U]nsentimental stories of rural life.

... a diamond hard realism and authenticity. —Books in Canada

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