(Paperback, No Edition)

A woman of the Swedish aristocracy loses her young husband in the Russian revolution and finds her way to northern Ontario to work as a nurse for the Dionne Quintuplets before discovering a deep love of the birds that live on her handful of acres. She creates longitudinal behavior and population studies that are still used by Ornithologists today.

(Hardback)

Playful, erudite and gorgeously written, this is award-winning author Simonds' exploration of the nature of books and reading - from handmade books to digital text.

(Paperback)

Told from the perspective of the provider of sanctuary rather than the refugee, Refuge offers a literary exploration of memory, asylum, and human connection.