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Photo of the front cover of Richard Kelly Kemick's book, Decadence, next to a stack of copies facing spine-out. To the left, barely in frame, is a miniature deer standing atop the stack of books. In white font over the image reads: Memoir is bullshit. An interview with Richard Kelly Kemick, author of Decadence. The Bibliophile.
Photo of a fluffy cat rubbing it's cheek against a copy of The Heart of Man by Jon Kalman Stefansson (trans. Philip Roughton). In white text over the image reads: "There's power in this text." An excerpt from The Heart of Man by Jon Kalman Stefansson.
Graphic announcing the Best Canadian 2027 contributors, featuring the covers for the three anthologies.
Photo of six books laid out on a wooden table, three above and three below. In white text above the image reads: Celebrating Short Story Month Recommended reads from the Biblioasis crew.
A black and white photo of author Alex Pugsley. In white text over the image reads: John Metcalf on Alex Pugsley From Aubrey McKee to Silver Lake, and beyond.
Photo of author Don Gillmor signing copies of his book Cherry Beach at Type Books Junction. In white text over the image reads: Cherry Beach on tour Visiting Toronto bookstores with author Don Gillmor. The Bibliophile
Photo of the book 'Oblivious: Residential Schools, Segregated Hospitals, and the Use of Indigenous Peoples as Slaves of Race Science' by Elaine Dewar, laid on a wooden table. In white text over the image reads: The Mechanics of Obliviousness An excerpt from one of the last interviews with Elaine Dewar The Bibliophile
Close-up photo of the cover of 'On Sports' by David Macfarlane, against a light-brown wood tabletop. In white text over the image reads: Our seasons An interview with David Macfarlane, author of On Sports
Photo of the front cover of Don Gillmor's novel 'Cherry Beach' against a wooden table. In white text over the image reads: Night shift with the bicycle cops: An interview with Don Gillmor, author of Cherry Beach. The Bibliophile.
A photo of two copies of the poetry collection, Who Else in the Dark Headed There by Garth Martens: one on an angle with the back cover up, and the other facing front cover-up on top of it. In white text over the image reads: In strange company Poems from Who Else in the Dark Headed There by Garth Martens. The Bibliophile
Photo of the book On Sports by David Macfarlane, face out in front of a stack of other copies laid golden-spines out. In white text over the image reads: The sound of the crowd: Welcoming baseball season with an excerpt from On Sports by David Macfarlane. The Bibliophile.
Photo of three fanned out copies of the book 'Every Time We Say Goodbye" on a concrete floor. In white text over the image reads: Every Sentence a Journey An interview with Ivana Sajko, author of Every Time We Say Goodbye. The Bibliophile.
Photo of Biblioasis sales coordinator Hilary standing behind a table of Biblioasis-published books. In white text above the image reads: There and Back Again A week at Winter Institute, and reconnecting with booksellers across the border. The Bibliophile.
Pale blue rectangular graphic with darker flowers in the upper left and right corners. Text reads: Biblioasis Poetry Manuscript Submissions Now Open! Feb 9 - May 31 See our website for guidelines and more details www.biblioasis.com
A photo of a table piled with notebooks and books with sticky notes over them, on top of a table. In white text over the image reads: A Certain Faith. "You must go on. I can't go on. I'll go on." The Bibliophile.
Open cardboard box filled with advanced reader copies of Don Gillmor's novel 'Cherry Beach'. Four copies of the novel are visible face-up, with the cover featuring a cool red-blue gradient coloured sky and partial apartment buildings.
Rectangular graphic. The top half is a grey-blue background with white text that reads "Biblioasis Awards Season. The Bibliophile." The bottom half is a photo of four books: Mark Bourrie's 'Bush Runner' and 'Crosses in the Sky', one on each side of Hanna Stoltenberg's 'Near Distance' (trans. by Wendy Gabrielsen) and Melikah Abdelmoumen's 'Baldwin, Styron, and Me' (trans. Catherine Khordoc), all standing upright on a table with bookshelves in the background.
Rectangular graphic. The top half is a dark green background with white text that reads "Biblioasis Winter Preview: Part I. The Bibliophile." The bottom half is a photo of Mark Anthony Jarman's 'Smash & Grab: Stories' face out between several other copies spine-out.