African Legacies, African Fictions AFRICAN LEGACIES, AFRICAN FICTIONS is a collection of interviews and essays on African fiction. By: Ann Clayton 2018

Barney and Me A collection of memories from a boyhood spent in the village of Mount Stewart, PEI during the 40s and 50s. By: Allison Roland Jay 2014

Charlie D and the Celebration Crabapple Tree A story about a bear named Charlie D whose favourite activity is celebrating special occasions with friends under the crabapple tree. By: Sherry Lee 2016

Migration A book of poetry about immigrating from South Africa to Canada. By: Ann Clayton 2017

Mirror Mentor The story of a girl growing up in an abusive family and how she came to confront her past. By: M. J. Robert 2015

Out of the Closet in My Mind The memoir of a man who grew up in the 50’s, got married, fathered five children, knowing all the while that he was a woman. By: Janet Manne 2014

Postcolonial Perspectives Postconial Perspectives is a work of literart criticism that explores English South Africal fiction during the apartheid era. By: Ann Clayton 2017

The Quality of Mercy A collection of poetry that responds to questions of family and spirituality and legacy. By: James Clarke 2016

The Reluctant Gunner The story of a young man serving in India during WWII. By: Vincent Gilbert 2016

Speaking of Writing: Conversations with Canadian Novelists SPEAKING OF WRITING is a collection of interviews with Canadian novelists by Ann Clayton. By: Ann Clayton 2017

Winter With Flowers Intimate and revealing poems, taking up issues of aging and death, of family and relationship, of doubt and faith. By: James Clarke 2016