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The Witch of Willow Sound is a novel by Vanessa F. Penney published by ECW Press. Fade Luck, a woman down on her luck, finds out that her estranged aunt, Madeline, is missing. Fade goes to Madeline’s cottage in the…
A stellar deconstruction of the dehumanizing and marginalizing cultures surrounding transfemininity that transcends the contemporary understanding of transgender identities. Jules GillPeterson’s A Short History of Trans Misogyny spans centuries, cultures and peoples as she digs up the colonial roots of…
Princess Nai and Other Stories by Jamal Saeed is a collection of stories written in a Syrian prison where he was a prisoner of conscience for twelve years. Saeed now lives in Kingston, Ontario. He wrote some stories in this…
The Beauty of Us is a fiction book that follows the stories of Leesa, Zahabiya, and Nahla; two students and a teacher at Thornton Academy. Zahabiya struggles to fit in as a racialized student while coping with a changing family…
Jodi Hare’s Autism is not a Disease: The Politics of Neurodiversity, is a paradigm-shifting read that introduces Autism and other disabilities, not as deficiencies, but alternative ways of functioning. She urges us to see Neurodiversity as the concept of different…
Sharp Pink Claws is a slim 2 volume anthology from micro press Metonymy in Montreal. Metonymy Press describes itself as a “small gay publisher in Tiohtià:ke (Montreal) keeping gay book lovers happy since 2015” and focuses on publishing books by…
Set My Heart on Fire is a novel of raw intensity and mournful beauty, one that resists consolation at every turn. Rather than offering resolution, it unfolds as a fractured self-portrait of a life consumed by longing, excess, and despair—an…
In Medium Hot, Hito Steyerl offers a nuanced view of art, artificial intelligence, and social justice. She explores topics such as surveillance, climate change, and labour erasure through eleven creative, critical, and speculative essays. Steyerl takes an international approach, critiquing…
This novel introduces us to Jessamyn St. Germain, an aspiring Broadway star who longs to be the lead in a small production of The Sound of Music. She’s witty, narcissistic, snobby, unreliable and incredibly selfish. She’s sick of society and…
