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Twelve all-new stories of the fantastic, the imaginative, and the weird are collected in this book of daring and imaginative tales of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and surrealism. Montreal's established authors and new voices alike serve up gruesomely disturbing tales, bizarre love stories, gender-bending police investigations, and alien cities literally dropped in the middle of an American desert. The authors include Yves Meynard, author ...

This provocative guide chronicles the fallout after the demerger vote that realigned Quebec into five megacities and ignited fiery protests across Canada. Written by an experienced local journalist, this work sheds light on a tempestuous moment in Canadian history by analyzing the false premises and baseless fear-mongering that underlie the case for saving megacities, the unabashed war on democracy by mayors trying to hang on to their new empi...

Montreal natives eagerly share their favorite restaurants in this compact insider's guide to cheap, exotic meals. Full-page reviews of 90 restaurants are listed by cuisine and neighborhood, with details for hours of operation, credit card acceptance, and wheelchair access.

Fatherhood, death, and love are explored with quirky colloquialisms and irreverent language in this second poetry collection from a distinctive Canadian writer.

The poems in this collection reflect the idioms and cadences of the Newfoundland dialect. The Atlantic landscape and its weather figure prominently in this compelling vision of a community thriving on the ocean's edge.

This collection of a journalist's writings for the Canadian Jewish newspaper "Keneder Adler" from the 1920s-1940s offers a vivid evocation of Jewish life during the aftermath of World War I and the Russian Revolution, the stock market crash of 1929, and the events leading up to World War II and the Holocaust.

Previously collected, uncollected, and unpublished poems of Canadian modernist poet Annie Wilkinson are included in this compendium of her work. The textual notes accompanying each poem document changes in successive drafts to illuminate the development and refinement of her original ideas.