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In a world where hilarity and heartbreak are next-door neighbours, minor complications inevitably arise.

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When a mad dentist steals people's teeth, Miss Lamp comes to town. When Miss Lamp comes to town, she stays in Room 32 of the Peachland Hotel. As she waits for a wellcrafted grilled cheese sandwich - with pickle on the side, of course - and a bowl of tomato soup, she drifts back to her past, picking and pocketing, her memories along the way.

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A book of revelations, devolutions, and devotions that crafts narrative from noise and composes music from metadata.

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Features Canadian poetry.

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Unicorns, Ethiopian food, a Wonder Woman drag queen: Monoceros offers a funny, heartbreaking look at the tragedy of teen suicide.

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Mouthpiece is an exploration of contemporary feminism: following one woman, for one day, as she tries to find her voice.

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Poems chronicling the contemporary self's fluctuating desire between near-obliterating connectedness and panoptical self-surveillance in the social media age.

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Poetry succeeds where science fails to measure grief. A brilliant new collection by the esteemed Sina Queyras.

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A poem-by-poem revisioning and engagement with Sylvia Plaths Ariel and the towering mythology surrounding it.

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The Winnipeg of Guy Maddin, the world's foremost cinaste planant, is far from the Winnipeg you'll find in tourist brochures.

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A poetic collage of art in the modern world: from Rilkean elegies for an iPhone to a meditation on Melville's classic

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Need Machine clamours through the brain like an unruly marching band.

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The irreverent poetry of report cards, lesson plans, city mottos, invigilation guides, and, of course, Michel Foucault ...

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A virtuoso polyvocal correspondence with the daily news, ancient scripture and contemporary theory.

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The lives of three kids intersect in the hallways of an apartment block in a Montreal neighbourhood

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Alice Charles has just moved to Montreal to go to McGill University. She's never had a boyfriend and doesn't know how to do laundry. She joins the Film Society and hangs out in the library. She drifts away from boring Bethany, her best friend from high school, and starts to trail after Allegra, the caffeine-addicted, dish-throwing artist.

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A handbook to a landscape at the crossroads of meteorology and neurology, where the electrical storms without and the electrical impulses within converge. It features a collection of poems by the author who is fascinated with weather, ghosts and brain disorders.

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Patricia Seaman's detourned cartoons are a 'shocking stitching of American cultural icons, crude language, ...drug culture and promiscuous sex with hard-core feminist theory and writerly dilemmas.' (Beehive Magazine) all in a convenient easy-to-read comic digest form. Hot gets cold, but cool is forever, baby.

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A poetic debut that ventures into historical and imagined space both, with musings on Lenin, power and identity.

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A poem timed to our internal clocks, a poem in perpetual remove, in preposterous love.

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Poems about alchemy, love, Protestant witch judges, Indigenous identity, the cultural abutments of the inner city, football taunts, border ballads, and halfbreed wailing.

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The long-lost fiction of avant-garde hero bpNichol collected into one groundbreaking volume.

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