Elizabeth Quinlan's account of a 1958 miners' strike shows what the rank and file can achieve by banding together.
By Josée Lafrenière
Non-Fiction
"Everyone should know this story, now more than ever, this story of an improbable unwavering friendship.”
By Faith Paré
"What does it mean to write our own history, or, more troubling, to write the life of another into being?”
By Elise Moser
There’s no denying that the heyday of Fish Piss was a special time, one that Brown captures beautifully.
By Malcolm Fraser
A fascinating case study in the real-world application of progressive labour theory and ideals during a major economic crisis.
By Taylor C. Noakes
How one politician transformed the city’s nightlife over forty years.
By Jack McClelland
The wonderful and gripping life odyssey chronicled by Fred Anderson
By Léa Murat-Ingles
We love a lone genius, but how many discoveries are truly the work of one person?
By Iona McEwan
Look Ma, No Hands is more than a memoir; it’s a meditation on accessibility, bodily autonomy, and the complexities of living.
By Hana Woodbridge
The aftermath of war is unending.
By Roxane Hudon
An introduction to Canada's rich and complicated history of commercial tattooing.
By Yara El-Soueidi
A memoir that is aimed directly at music fanatics.
By Johnson Cummins