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Author: Roslyn Carrington

Roslyn Carrington has penned a weekly opinion column in Trinidad and Tobago's most established newspaper, The Guardian since 1996. In addition to A Thirst for Rain and Every Bitter Thing Sweet, she has written a collecti ...

Author: Josh Kilmer-Purcell

Armistead Maupin meets Beautiful People in Josh Kilmer-Purcell's hilarious and yet poignant coming-of-age tale Jayson Blocher is fifteen years old with a wayward mother, a disabled brother and a neighbour who thinks he' ...

Author: Josh Kilmer-Purcell

From the critically acclaimed author of I Am Not Myself These Days comes the very odd adventures of a starry-eyed young man from the Midwest seeking fame and fortune in the flamboyant surreality of New York, Los Ange ...

Author: Victor Hadnot

Author: Don Kerr

Candy is thirteen, living in Saskatoon with her parents, her little brother "Carboy," and Murphy the dog. She is tired of waiting for Grade 8 to end, her mom's constant nagging, and Gerald the geek hurling insults fro ...

Author: McKenzie Maclaine

Nobody knew him. But everyone feared him. From asphyxiation to yellow fever, Death had been the chauffer of souls for much longer than he cared to remember. Whether they were destined to Heaven or Hell, the cynical reape ...

Author: McKenzie Maclaine

Nobody knew him. But everyone feared him. From asphyxiation to yellow fever, Death had been the chauffer of souls for much longer than he cared to remember. Whether they were destined to Heaven or Hell, the cynical reape ...

Author: K Spirito

Life is perfect for Julie Waters-great husband, gorgeous home overlooking the Atlantic off Cohasset, Massachusetts, friends, family...and then she gets pregnant. Great husband Ken descends into a constant state of fretf ...

Author: K Spirito

Life is perfect for Julie Waters-great husband, gorgeous hundred-year-old brick manse perched upon a broad precipice overlooking the open Atlantic off Cohasset, Massachusetts, friends, family... Then Julie gets pregnant. ...

Author: Janeen Robichaud

Author: LaToyia Smith

How hard is it to fight temptation? Is school and family enough to help fight an addiction? What will Pop do next in order to stay ahead of the game? Do you face the same circumstances in your life today? Are you ready t ...

Author: Rudolph P. Byrd, Henry Louis Gates, Jr. & Jean Toomer

A masterpiece of the Harlem Renaissance, Cane remains an innovative literary work. The introduction to this revised edition provides groundbreaking biographical information on Jean Toomer. Revised and expanded explanator ...

Author: Jean Toomer

First published in 1923, Cane is an innovative work-part drama, part poetry, part fiction-evoking black life in the American South. A new afterword by Rudolph Byrd and Henry Louis Gates Jr provides fresh biographical inf ...

Author: Stevie Woods

Privileged young Pieter may have grown up on a sugar cane plantation, but that doesn't mean he agrees with the way his father runs things. He falls in love with Joss, one of his father's slaves, and their affair sets off ...

Author: Stephen Cheek

Some people called them Cane & Able, but to Justin they were just Dad and Abe, two of the greatest men in his life...Remember how you felt when you were learning how to drive? You were nervous. You were scared. Your hear ...

Author: John M Keith

Four tenant families, some black and some white, lived on the farm owned by author John Keith's family as a child. Although no one who grew up on the farm except for him was active in the civil rights movement, in Canebr ...

Author: Cameron Judd

Following the War of Independence, a band of Tennessee settlers begins to carve out a new state in a young nation but face the opposition of the federal government and bloody resistance from the Chickamauga Indians. In t ...

Author: Andrew Phillip Decker

Author: Eustace Palmer

Author: Ulla Beattie

An illustrated book of short stories about the residents of Dogville and their many hilarious adventures. Pat the Pug and his friends get up to all sorts of capers, much to the dismay of the older and wiser residents of ...