ISBN 978-1-77171-396-2 Driving Lessons (fiction) 25.95
published 2020 276 pages

Jamie Trotter is growing up in Waterloo, Ontario in the 1960s and 1970s. Outwardly he leads an ideal life: he has loving parents, goes to church and school, and plays hockey. When he is ten years old, however, a joke that backfires starts him on an unexpected path to self-discovery. By turns tragic and wildly funny, Driving Lessons is a Canadian coming-of-age novel in the rich tradition that runs from W. O. Mitchell to Miriam Toews.

ISBN 1-894800-11-7 The Birdhouse, Or (poetry) 15.95
published 2002 96 pages

By turns serious and playful, irreverent and tough-minded, the poems in this collection combine plain-speaking eloquence and a sparkling linguistic energy. The title poem is a quiet meditation on the nature of love and fatherhood, with digressions on belly-buttons and the like that are both hilarious and harrowing.

ISBN 1-896860-71-0 Prospects Unknown (fiction) 17.95
published 2000 322 pages

The victims are the Soledads, a family of refugees from a South American country. Who had reason to kill them? Who in this town didn’t? Prospects Unknown is a literary thriller that offers a compelling detective story alongside a witty meditation on the relationship between fiction and reality.