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Taking readers through the maelstrom of pro wrestling, Vince Russo tells the story of how he came to terms with, and found peace within, the insanity of the squared circle.

(Hardback)

The third installment of the Eddie Dancer series, an abused wife hires Dancer to stop a deadly fight between two unmatched opponents -- one of whom is her husband.

(Paperback, No Edition)

(Paperback)

A venture into the groundbreaking genre of autobiographical fiction, Sad Old Faggot delivers the funny, and sometimes embarrassing, story of a 62-year-old gay man who -- despite his best intentions -- cannot help but become a stereotype.

(Hardback)

This richly illustrated, four-color book will be a fully bilingual publication to expand its reach in French Canada and beyond. Encompassing a comprehensive overview of works by Angelucci for the first time, it will also highlight important themes that resonate across the artist's projects through a series of focused essays.

(Paperback)

In this apocalyptic thriller by acclaimed author John Jantunen, escaped convict Gerald Nichols's only hope of saving his son from a gone-mad world is the one thing he vowed himself he'd never do: unleash his alter ego, Savage Gerry, all over again.

(Hardback)

An examination of synthetic biology and how it could impact food, medicine, and climate.

(Paperback, No Edition)

Includes explanations of the methods of catch-as-catch and is accompanied by clear illustrations that show how to use them most effectively, and the background of this unique sport is traced through America, Japan, England, and Ireland.

(Hardback)

The engrossing memoir of a plastic and reconstructive surgeon involved in groundbreaking and life-changing procedures.

(Paperback, 2010, Revised, Expanded ed.)

(Paperback)

Seeking the Sacred: Leading a Spiritual Life in a Secular World is a print collection of a series of transformational public lectures that addresses the search for unique interpretations of consciousness, spirituality, ethics, and philosophy through the world's complex mosaic of beliefs and customs.

(Paperback)

Professional wrestler Al Snow delivers highlights from his onscreen antics and never-before-heard tales from the road in this high-flying memoir spanning 30 years in the ring.

(Paperback)

What does the future hold Through his poetry, Paul Vermeersch shows us what we're in for and how to survive it.

(Paperback, No Edition)

Chronicles a year in the life of a septuagenarian sheep farmer as she observes and reflects on the cycles of life on land she's tended for over half a century. Barbara shepherds her flock and spins their wool into fine yarn; plants, harvests, and prepares beautiful food; and writes about the local community and how it's changed.

(Hardback, No Edition)

Everything is going well for Arthur Beauchamp in his early middle age. Life is so good for the top-notch defence lawyer that, in a moment of career restlessness, he decides to switch sides, just the once, and prosecute a young man charged with murdering a clown. Beauchamp is confident he can prove Randolph Skyler is guilty. Confident, but still wor

(Paperback)

In this sequel to Sputnik's Children, The Sisters Sputnik takes 'undocumented time immigrant' Debbie Reynolds Biondi and her apprentice Unicorn Girl on a wild ride through alternate worlds, into a possible future where robots rule and humans are banished to the past.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Mobsters, murder, betrayal, and revenge are the raw components of this candid look into the day-to-day life of a modern-day marijuana smuggler. Told from the viewpoint of an impressionable young entrepreneur named Jay Carter Brown, the book quickly draws the reader into the gritty underbelly of the international drug trade.

(Paperback, No Edition)

When a diplomatic delegation from Bhashyistan is blown sky-high on Bronson Avenue, the shares of a Calgary-based oil company promptly drop like a stone. In no time at all, Arthur Beauchamp is tangled up with wily civil servants, gung-ho cabinet members, recently released eco-terrorists, and possibly the most incompetent spy since Mata Hari.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

In the follow-up to Stat Shot, Rob Vollman gives an engaging and absorbing view into an otherwise cut and dry subject.

(Hardback)

The sound of an orchestra is glorious but the making of a musician can be brutal. An 18-year-old girl drummer heads to Juilliard and and struggles with competition, rejection, and crushing performance anxiety in order to win an audition for an orchestra and play percussion for a living.

(Paperback)

From her days in second wave feminist activism to her battle against the precursor to NAFTA to her indefatigable fight for social justice and water rights for all, Maude shares her stories and her expertise to inspire us and show us how we can do it too.