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CORMORANT BOOKS DCB SPRING 2017 Table of Contents 6 ◄ NEW FOR SPRING 2017 ► CORMORANT BOOKS 1 • Out Standing in the Field, a memoir by Sandra Perron 2 • The Unfinished Dollhouse, a memoir by Michelle Alfano 3 • In a Wide Country, a novel by Robert Everett-Green 4 • Read This Before You Diet, a book on nutrition by Kirsten Bédard 5 • Previously Announced Titles DCB/DANCING CAT BOOKS 6 • The Marrow Thieves, a young adult speculative novel by Cherie Dimaline 7 • Love, Ish, a middle grade speculative novel by Karen Rivers 8 • Run, a middle grade novel by David Skuy 9 • Secrets from Myself, a middle grade historical novel by Christine Hart ◄ NOTABLE BACKLIST ► 10 • Cormorant Books Fall 2016 Titles 11 • DCB Fall 2016 Titles 12-15 • Recent Notables ◄ COMPLETE TITLE LISTINGS ► 16-17 • Cormorant Books Titles in Print 17 • DCB Titles in Print 18-19 • Cormorant Books & DCB Author Index Sales Representation & Ordering Information 6 ATLANTIC CANADA, OTTAWA & E ONTARIO, BC, ALBERTA, NWT TORONTO (GIFT) Aydin Virani • [email protected] Laurie Martella • [email protected] P: 604-417-3660 • F: 604-371-3660 P: 416-461-7973 • Toll-free: 1-855-444-0770 x2 • F: 416-461-0365 BC (Lower mainland, Interior and QUEBEC Sunshine Coast), BOOKSTORES & GIFT Karen Stacey • [email protected] Kamini Stroyan • [email protected] P: 514-704-3626 • F: 1-800-596-8496 P: 604-771-5436 • F: 604-371-3660 MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN DIRECT ORDERING Rorie Bruce • [email protected] UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO PRESS P: 204-488-9481 • F: 204-487-3993 5201 Dufferin Street, Toronto, ON, M3H 5T8 P: 416-667-7791 • Toll Free: 800-565-9523 ACADEMIC SALES (Eastern Canada) F: 416-667-7832 • Toll Free: 800-221-9985 Neil MacRae • [email protected] [email protected] P: 514-217-2350 • Toll-free: 1-855-444-0770 x4 • F: 1-800-596-8496 Canadian Telebook Agency Number S1150391 TORONTO, NORTHERN & SW ONTARIO Roberta Samec • [email protected] P: 416-461-7973 • Toll-free: 1-855-444-0770 x1 • F: 1-800-596-8496 Cover photo by Steve Munro Cormorant Books Spring 2017 6 OUT STANDING IN THE FIELD A Memoir by Canada’s First Female Infantry Officer Sandra Perron “The Canadian Forces can only hope to repair, grow, and thrive if it embraces the incredible, diverse potential available to it among its entire population. Women like Ms. Perron not only have the necessary traditional skills to be great soldiers and officers, but bring hosts of new and essential skill sets. We continue to repel them at our own foolish peril.” - Roméo Dallaire 6 Some books are catalysts. Shake Hands with the Devil was one. For 2017, that book is Out Standing in the Field. In her memoir, Sandra Perron describes her experience of the Canadian Military - one of the most important institutions of our nation. What she has to say is exactly what the top brass has been paying lip-service to for years, and doing nothing to improve. In 2016, the Auditor General’s Report noted that the military had no strategy to recruit women, even though they are required to meet a target that 25% of the uniformed personnel be women. According to Statistics Canada, 1,000 members of our military say they have been sexually assaulted in the past year. SANDRA PERRON chairs the Minister’s In her revealing and moving memoir, Sandra Perron, Canada’s first Advisory Board on Employment Equity and female infantry officer and a member of the Royal 22nd Regiment — the is on the Board of Governors for the Corps of legendary “Van Doos” — describes her fight against a system of institutional Commissionaires in Québec. She is founder sexism. Though repeatedly identified as top of her class throughout her and president of the Imagine... Project. training, she was subject to harassment by her male colleagues. Her military experience, however, wasn’t all negative. Through two ISBN 978-1-77086-494-8 deployments to Bosnia and Croatia, Perron forged lasting friendships with $24.95 • TP • 6” x 9” • 448 pp men and women, serving her country with courage and compassion, and her determination helped pave the way for women’s inclusion in the Armed BIO008000 BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY/Military Forces. Out Standing in the Field is the story of a soldier who refused to let her BIO022000 BIOGRAPHY & comrades or her country down, even while serving a military institution that AUTOBIOGRAPHY/Women failed her repeatedly. Beautifully written, Perron’s memoir is a testament to Release: April 2017 her fortitude and patriotism, and serves as proof that the spirit of a true hero cannot be bent or broken. 1 Cormorant Books Spring 2017 6 THE UNFINISHED DOLLHOUSE a memoir by Michelle Alfano No mother is prepared for the moment when a child comes out to her as a person whose physical gender is out-of-keeping with his emotional and psychological gender-identity. In Michelle Alfano’s intimate memoir, she recounts her experience as the mother of a transgender child. The central metaphor of The Unfinished Dollhouse tells the story: on Frankie’s fourth birthday, her parents Michelle and Rob purchased a kit to create a beautiful dollhouse. Michelle imagined building the home, buying the tiny pieces of furniture and accessories to fill it and, more importantly, the times she and her daughter would spend constructing the perfect doll- house - a fantasy of domestic and familial happiness. Frankie expressed no interest in such typically girlish pursuits because Frankie harboured a secret - a secret about gender. In the years to follow, Frankie’s parents experienced an education in parenting a child transitioning from female to male - which pronouns to use, how to disclose the information to friends, family, school and how to ISBN 978-1-77086-498-6 deal with the reactions of all - some heartening, some surprising, some $22.95 • TP • 5.125” x 7.625” • 288 pp disappointing. FAM032000 FAMILY & RELATION- There is no memoir like The Unfinished Dollhouse in the Canadian SHIPS/Parenting/Motherhood cultural landscape, a memoir by the mother of a transgender child. BIO031000 BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY/LGBT 6 Release: May 2017 MICHELLE ALFANO is a Toronto writer whose fiction and non-fiction work has been published in Canada and in the United States. Her short story “Opera” was a finalist for the Journey Prize; Made Up of Arias, the novella based on that story, won the 2010 Bressani Award for Short Fiction. She is the former Associate Editor-in-Chief (Administration) of the literary quarterly Descant. 2 Cormorant Books Spring 2017 6 IN A WIDE COUNTRY a novel by Robert Everett-Green “The mouth she drew with her red lipliner was bigger and more shapely than her own, and it made me think, not for the first time, how wonderful life would be if I could draw a better me.” This is the observation of twelve-year-old Jasper, watching his mother, sometime-model Corinne, prepare herself for their escape from Winnipeg and the situation she finds herself in. From this point, Jasper can only try to create the stable life he craves, as the best candidate for a substitute father, Dean, vanishes in the dust rising behind Corinne’s Corvair – a present Dean gave her. They drive to the farm in Alberta where Corinne grew up, then on to Edmonton, before stopping finally at the edge of the continent, Vancouver; and along the way, Jasper hears variations on the story of his father’s death - always a plane crash, always on the hunt for oil, but the circumstances and weather alter with every telling. In a Wide Country, the debut novel by Robert Everett-Green, is the moving story of a mother and her son traveling together, but in different directions, across western Canada in the summer of 1961. It’s about the way ISBN 978-1-77086-500-6 two people live in a web of stories, spun from their experiences but also from $22.95 • TP • 5.5” x 8.5” • 256 pp things they’ve heard, imagined, or misunderstood, blending into each other FIC019000 FICTION/Literary from many sources. It is about growing up along the soft border between Release: April 2017 truth and illusion, and a boy’s awakening from a childhood ruled by stories more satisfying than true. 6 ROBERT EVERETt-GREEN is a feature writer for The Globe and Mail. He was born in Edmonton and grew up there and on a farm in eastern Alberta. Everett-Green was a professional musician for several years before leaving that task to better hands. He has written several published short stories, and had the good fortune to receive a National Magazine Award (Silver), National Newspaper Award nomination, and Journalism Fellow, Massey College, 1998 – ‘99. He currently lives in Montreal. 3 Cormorant Books Spring 2017 6 READ THIS BEFORE YOU DIET The Science of Weight Loss Explained by Kirsten Bédard This is not a diet book. This is the book to read before going on a diet. Read This Before You Diet doesn’t tie the reader up with notions of fad diets - no “how I lost weight eating my favourite foods” recipe here. It is a book that releases the reader from the strictures of any specific diet, and addresses nutrition and metabolism. It explains in basic terms how the body uses food as fuel, how the brain reacts to certain kinds of foods and patterns of eating, and not only the how but the why of weight gain and weight loss. Nutritionist, personal trainer, and corporate speaker Kirsten Bédard combines clear language and delightful, humorous illustrations to give readers a step-by-step guide to attaining a healthy lifestyle, and to promote ISBN 978-1-77086-496-2 the idea that weight loss is better approached not as a radical undertaking, $20.00 • HC • 5.25” x 5.25” • 192 pp but as the happy by-product of simple but important changes that everyone HEA010000 HEALTH & FITNESS/ can make in their daily habits.
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