Kansala and Dorey’s Circle of Everyday Folks
byEach poem dances joyfully off the tongue, begging to be read aloud
Editions
Whitney’s Tale of a Girl’s First Overnight Adventure
byHenrietta’s Nightlight sensitively addresses a child’s very real fears
Can’t Get Any Crazier?
bySkeet Love tells the story of Shane, a conspiracy theorist and aspiring rapper; Nina, his girlfriend; and Brit, the couple’s lover. Craig Francis Power’s third novel is a drug and sex-fuelled critique of the world we think we know. Warning: this excerpt contains its fair share of profanity.
Prince Edward Island’s Fear Factor
byAll authors have, in the words of Stewart, “been shaped in some part by Prince Edward Island,” and were given great leeway in defining “horror” on their own terms
Sonia Tilson’s Disappearing Boy
byA thoughtful, sensitive depiction of one boy’s struggle to come to terms with the truth about his family
Knowledge as Verb
byWorking toward an encyclopedia of Newfoundland knowledge, Pam Hall recognizes the collaborative nature of understanding