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The Marrow Thieves a Young Adult Novel by Cherie Dimaline #1 National Bestseller 2018 FALL 2019 Table of Contents CORMORANT BOOKS ◄ NEW FOR FALL 2019 ► 1 • Chasing Painted Horses, a novel by Drew Hayden Taylor 2 • The Fellowship, a novel by Rachel Manley 3 • Reclaiming Faith, articles by Michael Coren 4 • Except the Dying, a mystery by Maureen Jennings 5 • Forgotten Warrior, a biography by Robert Linnell ◄ NEW FOR YOUNG READERS FALL 2019 ► 6 • Pickles vs. the Zombies, a middle grade novel by Angela Misri 7 • Things That Fall, a young adult novel by Mere Joyce ◄ SPRING 2019 TITLES ► 8-11 ◄ BESTSELLERS ► 12-13 ◄ FOR SCHOOLS ► 14-19 ◄ ESSENTIAL BACKLIST ► 20-21 ◄ COMPLETE TITLE LISTINGS ► 22-23 • Cormorant Books Titles in Print 23 • DCB Titles in Print 24-25 • Cormorant Books & DCB Author Index Sales Representation & Ordering Information* ATLANTIC CANADA, OTTAWA & E ONTARIO, MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN, NW ONTARIO & LAKEHEAD TORONTO (GIFT) Rorie Bruce • [email protected] Laurie Martella • [email protected] P: 204-488-9481 • F: 204-487-3993 P: 416-461-7973 • Toll-free: 1-855-444-0770 x2 • F: 416-461-0365 BRITISH COLUMBIA, ALBERTA, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, YUKON QUEBEC Heather Read • [email protected] Karen Stacey • [email protected] P: 250-532-3976 • F: 250-984-7631 P: 514-704-3626 • F: 1-800-596-8496 Louis-Marc Simard • [email protected] DIRECT ORDERING P: 514-239-3594 • F: 1-800-596-8496 UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO PRESS 5201 Dufferin Street, Toronto, ON, M3H 5T8 TORONTO, N & SW ONTARIO P: 416-667-7791 • Toll Free: 800-565-9523 Roberta Samec • [email protected] F: 416-667-7832 • Toll Free: 800-221-9985 P: 416-461-7973 • Toll-free: 1-855-444-0770 x1 • F: 1-800-596-8496 [email protected] Canadian Telebook Agency Number S1150391 ACADEMIC SALES (Eastern Canada) *Cormorant’s Canadian retail customers will receive free freight on Cormorant Neil MacRae • [email protected] titles when the value of combined shipment of titles from UTP Distribution is P: 514-217-2350 • Toll-free: 1-855-444-0770 x4 • F: 1-800-596-8496 greater than $300. Fiction ● New from Cormorant Books ● Fall 2019 1 CORMORANT BOOKS CHASING PAINTED Horses a novel by DREW Hayden Taylor Praise for previous work Motorcycles & Sweetgrass: “Taylor brings a modern twist to ancient Native folklore. Motorcycles & Sweetgrass is a charming story about the importance of balance and belief — and a little bit of magic — in everyone’s life.” — Quill & Quire On the cusp of becoming teenagers, Ralph, his sister Shelley, and their friend William, befriend Danielle, an odd girl in their school. She draws an extraordinary horse in a competition created by Ralph’s mother. It’s the kind of drawing no child — or adult, for that matter – should be able to draw. It will haunt Ralph into adulthood, because it represents everything wrong in Danielle’s life and everything she wished her life could be. As teenagers and later as adults, Ralph, Shelley, and William are struck, trying to figure out what the horse means to the girl, and how they can help her. ISBN 978-1-77086-560-0 $32.95 HC • 5.5” x 8.5” • 320 pp Publication Date: September 2019 FIC019000 FICTION / Literary FIC071000 FICTION / Friendship Drew Hayden Taylor has done many things, most of which he is proud. An FIC043000 FICTION / Coming of Age Ojibway from the Curve Lake First Nations in Ontario, he has worn many Author hometown: Curve Lake First Nation hats in his literary career, from performing stand-up comedy at the Kennedy Available rights: World outside Canada; Center in Washington, DC, to being Artistic Director of Canada’s premier Native film & television, audio recording theatre company, Native Earth Performing Arts. He has been an award-winning playwright (with over 70 productions of his work), a journalist/columnist (appearing regularly in several Canadian newspapers and magazines), short-story writer, novelist, television scriptwriter, and has worked on over 17 documentaries exploring the Native experience. Most notably, he wrote and directed Redskins, Tricksters, and Puppy Stew, a documentary on Native humour for the National Film Board of Canada. Readers’ guide available soon! 2 Fall 2019 ● New from Cormorant Books ● Fiction CORMORANT BOOKS THE Fellowship a novel by Rachel MANLEY Praise for previous work The Black Peacock, finalist for the Amazon First Novel Award: “The Black Peacock tells an engaging story of a love affair in a state of suspended animation. Themes of grief, family, and the writing life course through a novel in which ‘living is just a long corridor of echoes.’” — Quill & Quire Sometimes starting over means finding a new path. After a failed marriage, a middle-aged Caribbean writer applies for a one- year fellowship exclusive to female scholars, artists, and writers who want a second chance in order to return to their professional lives, specifically lives interrupted by motherhood. ISBN 978-1-77086-562-4 As she tries to come to terms with the unfamiliar puzzle that is America, $24.95 Jessica develops deep bonds of friendship with the other women. But the TP w/ flaps • 5.5” x 8.5” • 192 pp answers for which she searches, she finds through weekly afternoon teas Publication Date: September 2019 with a retired economist, and in a mystery they share. It is from here, quite FIC019000 FICTION / Literary unexpectedly, that her future unfolds. FIC071000 FICTION / Friendship FIC044000 FICTION / Women Author hometown: Toronto, ON Available rights: World outside Canada; film & television, audio recording Also by this author: Rachel Manley is an author and poet. She is best known for her memoir, Drumblair: Memories of a Jamaican Childhood (winner of the Governor General’s Literary Award for Nonfiction), which was inspired by life with her grandfather, Norman Washington Manley, founder of Jamaica’s first national party. Manley’s debut novel, The Black Peacock, was a finalist for the Amazon First Novel Award. Born in Cornwall, England, and raised in Jamaica, Manley now resides in Toronto. 978-1-77086-508-2 The Black Peacock Rachel Manley Readers’ guide available soon! TP w/ flaps • 5.5” x 8.125” • $22.95 Non-Fiction ● New from Cormorant Books ● Fall 2019 3 CORMORANT BOOKS Reclaiming FAITH articles by MICHAEL COREN Praise for previous work Epiphany: “Michael Coren’s Epiphany is a wonderfully revealing read — an epiphany in itself. I urge anyone interested in the conjunction of faith and free-thought to read this engrossing and fascinating book.” — Stephen Fry The perception of the Christian faith in North America and much of Europe is overwhelmingly negative. Christianity is often seen as conservative and complacent; and Christians as being obsessed with single issues such as abortion and sexuality. That perception needs to change. For the past five years Michael Coren has written articles and columns in ISBN 978-1-77086-564-8 Canada’s major newspapers and magazines in an endeavour to reclaim the $24.95 Christian faith, and to present it in its genuine, vibrant, and liberating form. TP w/ flaps • 6” x 9” • 320 pp Publication Date: October 2019 REL077000 RELIGION / Faith REL070000 RELIGION / Christianity / General REL036000 RELIGION / Inspirational Michael Coren is an author, radio personality, columnist, and speaker; he has Author hometown: Toronto, ON been in Canadian media for over 20 years. He has written for the Globe and Mail, the Financial Post, Sun Media, and many other esteemed news outlets. Coren is also the bestselling author of sixteen books, including biographies of G.K. Chesterton, H.G. Wells, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis. He is currently a student of Divinity at Trinity College, University of Toronto, and on track to be ordained an Anglican priest. 4 Fall 2019 ● New from Cormorant Books ● Fiction CORMORANT BOOKS EXcept THE DYING a mystery by Maureen JENNINGS “A finely flavoured plot, credible characters, and detailed atmosphere make this a winner.” — Library Journal In the harsh winter that afflicted 1895 Toronto, a serving girl is found dead in a laneway, stripped of her clothing. The inspector on duty decides that she simply froze to death, but Detective William Murdoch suspects foul play. When the autopsy reveals that the girl was pregnant, Murdoch starts questioning the family she worked for. The further he delves into the investigation, the more he is convinced that the people in her life are hiding things. Could one of them have killed her to cover up a scandal? Photo credit: Scarlet Page ISBN 978-1-77086-570-9 Originally published in 1997, Except the Dying is book one in the Detective $19.95 Murdoch series that sparked the very successful Murdoch Mysteries television TP • 5.5” x 8.5” • 336 pp series. The series is going into its thirteenth season. Publication Date: October 2019 FIC022060 FICTION / Mystery & Detective / Historical FIC022000 FICTION / Mystery & Detective / General FIC050000 FICTION / Crime Author hometown: Toronto, ON Maureen Jennings was born in the UK and now lives in Toronto with her husband, photographer Iden Ford, and her dog, Murdoch. Best known Also by this author: for the Detective Murdoch books, which have been adapted into the long- running television series, Murdoch Mysteries, she is also the author of the Tom Tyler and Christine Morris books. Her books have been translated into other languages, including Polish, Korean, French, German, Italian, and Czech. Murdoch Mysteries has been aired in many countries, including the UK, the US, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Greece, Ukraine, and the Baltics. Jennings was awarded a Certificate of Commendation from Heritage Toronto in 1998 and the Grant Allen award for on-going contribution to the genre in 978-1-77086-542-6 2011. She has received a total of eight nominations from the Crime Writers Heat Wave of Canada, for best novel and best short story of the year.
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