Goose Lane Editions

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Title & Subtitle	Contents	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
Fauxccasional Poems	In Fauxccasional Poems, Daniel Scott Tysdal imagines himself into poetic voices not his own, writing to commemorate events that never occurred, for the posterity of alternative universes — …	Daniel Scott Tysdal	98	2015	View
NEW! Hour of the Crab	Patricia Robertson’s new collection of short fiction, Hour of the Crab, is a work of insight and mastery, each story demonstrating an original vision, intriguing characters, and …	Patricia Robertson	248	2021	View
how the gods pour tea	This new collection by Lynn Davies, her first in eight years, abounds in departures: words and communities die, trout-lilies and passengers vanish, even the King and Queen of Fairies disappear. …	Lynn Davies	88	2013	View
Hymnswitch	Shortlisted, Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize Four years ago, Ali Blythe arrived with Twoism, a remarkable debut collection, every line shimmering with life and shivering with erotically charged …	Ali Blythe	72	2019	View
NEW! In the Vicinity of Riches	The richness of memory is a curse and a gift. Twisting and turning against the soul-sicknesses of late-capitalism, Chris Hutchinson’s new collection of poems scrolls through myriad moods …	Chris Hutchinson	96	2020	View
In This House Are Many Women and Other Poems	Sheree Fitch’s best-selling adult poetry collection explores the shadows that never penetrate the sunlit world of her children’s books. With over 5,000 copies sold of the first …	Sheree Fitch	138	2004	View
Knife Party at the Hotel Europa	Shortlisted, Alistair MacLeod Award for Short Fiction, New Brunswick Book Award for Fiction, and Thomas Raddall Atlantic Fiction Award One of Canada’s literary treasures, Mark Anthony …	Mark Anthony Jarman	288	2017	View
Life on Mars	Long-Shortlisted, 2018 Relit Award (Short Story Category) Shortlisted, 2017 Danuta Gleed Literary Award A 49th Shelf Top Fiction Book of 2017 A middle-aged sportswriter gets a new lease on life …	Lori McNulty	296	2017	View
NEW! Myself a Paperclip	Leaving a drawer open in here is like leaving your fly undone is like letting a scab hang off a healing wound. In Myself A Paperclip, Finlay sketches the internal self and the external whir of …	Triny Finlay	80	2021	View
Otolith	Otolith — the ear stone — is a series of bones that help us to orient ourselves in space. In Otolith, Emily Nilsen attempts a similar feat in poetry: to turn the reader’s …	Emily Nilsen	96	2018	View
Poems for the Advisory Committee on Antarctic Names	In this artfully crafted collection, Soraya Mariam Peerbaye leaps onto the stage with aplomb. She examines how naming expresses our relationship with each other and the natural world and how …	Soraya Peerbaye	99	2009	View
NEW! Poisonous If Eaten Raw	In this experimental long poem sequence, Alyda Faber transforms the portrait poem into runic shapes, ice shelved, sculpted, louvered on a winter shoreline. Twenty years after her mother’s …	Alyda Faber	104	2021	View
Polari	"Polari," from the Italian "polare" ("to talk") is a coded language, originating in the UK and dating as far back as the 16th century. Overheard in outdoor markets, …	John Barton	128	2014	View
NEW! Rafael Has Pretty Eyes Stories	"You go through life convinced you’re going to get diabetes like your old man and one day you choke to death on chicken gristle, and the autopsy shows your blood sugars were …	Elaine McCluskey	254	2022	View
Ritual Lights	On "A Girl Like This Might Have Loved Glenn Gould": "The poem sits up at its greasy-spoon counter and recounts its tale, a kind of cryptic plain-speech, an inverted code, all the …	Joelle Barron	88	2018	View
Running the Whale’s Back Stories of Faith and Doubt from Atlantic Canada	In a collection as fine in scope as it is intimate in detail, Running the Whale’s Back presents a host of Eastern Canada’s brightest literary talents, all putting pens to paper to …	Andrew Atkinson	304	2013	View