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We Have a Child for You

The challenges and joys of foster-parenting in rural Nova Scotia

Nodding's People

Jim Weeks' novel starts on an icy road and skids into unexpected adventures.

Skidmark Calligraphy

New poetry from Arthur Bull, and selections from his many chapbooks.

Beyond the Passage: memories, real and imagined

Jim Prime's stories include memoirs of growing up on Long Island, down beyond Digby; and stories somewhat and even less-likely at the Lord Beaverbrook Hotel in Fredericton, Fenway Park in Boston, and near the bottom of the ocean.

The Lime Hill Affair

A Toronto detective, home in Cape Breton on family matters, stumbles into relationships she had not anticipated...and a mystery.

Tight Lines

Bill Curry's stories and wisdom from a life of flyfishing.

April: Sweetland

What's the difference between a delver and a private detective? Tim Brown is about to try to find out, and a challenge lands on his desk. It's the reverse of a locked-room puzzle, since not just a room but a whole building seems to have disappeared.

Four Monologues

Plays for one actor by Paul Rapsey, who has performed them widely

Dan Johnson's Ashes

The sequel to "The Secret of the Spring"

The Non-Therapist

"The Non-Therapist" is a lifeline, toolkit, and guide for EMTs, sports coaches, baristas, church volunteers and helpers in many fields who are not professionally trained therapists, but find themselves counselling or helping in some way anyway.

Mind the Gap

At age 22, Jonathan McMurray survived a terrible car accident, but lost his entire memory. This revised edition tells the inspiring story of how he came back into himself

The Premier's Daughter

A complex political romance from Jeremy Akerman

May-Façades

The fifth Tim Brown adventure. Tim is having a busy 1999!

Enslavers of the Maritimes - Brenda J. Thompson's latest exploration into a darker part of Maritime history.

#JourneysEnd - Darryl Whetter's collection of poetry on getting there, and getting home again.

Tight Lines - Bill Curry's memoir of a life as a fly fisherman, replete with colour photos and guidance.

The Light of Day - Trena Christie-MacEachern's novel about a Maggie MacDonald's quest to find her place in the world.

Joy of Looking: tracking down Nova Scotia's wildflowers - Bruce Partridge writes about the flora of Nova Scotia, and how we know what we know about it. Profusely illustrated.

We Have a Child for You - Kay Foster-Alfred's memoir of fostering children in rural Nova Scotia.

Moose Country Doggerel: the tale of a blockade - Nina Newington's Seussian retelling of how an intrepid band tried to block the clear-cutting of forest essential to moose and other species. Illustrated by Rebekah Wetmore.

Doctor Dee - Jeremy Akerman's spooky tale of a connection between a modern actor and an ancient alchemist.

5ive: the Collective - a celebration of the art of The Artists Way Collective.

The Best of the Kings Shorts - The full scripts of more than twenty prize-winning scripts from the King's Shorts Festival of One-Act Plays, to celebrate more than two decades of short, punchy theatre.

The Wish Doctor - a fantastical adventure from Mark Shupe.

Traitors, Cannibals, Highlanders, and Vikings - Carolyn Nicholson, author of William Forsyth: land of hopes and dreams, delves further into family history.

Seven Crows a Secret Never to be Told - Vernon Oickle's "Crows" series keeps on growing.

Tough All Over - Book Two in Rhoda C. Hill's romance series, The Love Shack.

The Farmer, the Squire, the Doctor and the Deacon - D. S. M. Rogers tells a story set among the "Betsey" people, the first European settlers in the Pictou region, in the 18th century.

Take the Long Way Home - Gen X-er Larry Peach's memoir of a meandering journey to find himself at anchor on the Clare Acadian Shore.

Birchtown: the lost settlement - Micha Cromwell and Brenda Thompson explore the history of the African-Nova Scotian settlement of Birchtown.

The Rising Villages - Brenda J. Thompson's history of Perotte Settlement and Lake LaRose.

Our first large-print edition will be of Laura Churchill Duke's Two Crows Sorrow.

Our first audio book will be Angel Flanagan's Lost and Found.

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