Always Now
by Margaret Avison
`Margaret Avison is a national treasure. For many decades she has forged
a way to write, against the grain, some of the most humane, sweet and profound
poetry of our time.' (judges' citation, on presenting the 2003 Griffin Prize for Poetry)
Ian McGillis's novel
A Tourist's Guide to Glengarry was shortlisted for the
Stephen Leacock Memorial Medal for Humour, 2003.
Go to our Author Index page for
links to books
by these authors from our Fall, 2002 list.
Many PQL authors publish first with us and then go on to fame
and fortune elsewhere.
Our new `Alumni' page celebrates the success
of some of our recent `graduates'.
Five Collections of Wood engravings
by Wesley W Bates, G. Brender à Brandis and George A Walker
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Imagine a small publisher dedicated both to discovering new, young writers
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