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The Capacity for Infinite Happiness
Mathematician Emily Kogan's family is good at keeping their secrets. But when she uses her visit to the vacation lodge they own to conduct research for a graduate thesis on measuring the influence of interpersonal relationships, she learns far more than she bargained for.
The Woods
"The Woods is the cure-all to Perfect Island Getaway nostalgia. It's a story of everyday domestic survival, peopled by both loveable eccentrics and possibly murdersome cranks, foregrounding the little-known history of violence on Protection Island. Amber McMillan's writing balances an eye for the unusual and resiliently beautiful with a sympathy for the frailties common to all her islanders." —Kevin Chong, author of Baroque-a-Nova, Neil Young Nation and Beauty Plus Pity * The Woods: A Year on Protection Island is a book of non-fiction stories that probes and witnesses the unique and sometimes unsettling atmosphere of small town-island life in the Georgia Strait. The measure of one’s succ...
Frogs
"Hurrah for the pandemonium, the witty details, the classic pacing, and the satisfying ending..". -- Quill & Quire "Frogs is whimsy at its most gentle and fanciful". -- Kids Toronto "Michael Martchenko's colorful illustration add to the humor of this delightfully funny book". -- Books in Canada Refreshingly funny, charmingly silly, Frogs is a wild and wonderful modern day frog-into-prince tale that has hopped into the hearts of kids, parents and critics everywhere.
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Making Room
"Star-studded collection of CanLit's most notable and diverse women authors to be published in Canada's oldest literary journal by and about women."--
Orpheus Lost
Love can take you to the darkest places ... Leela is a gifted mathematician who has escaped her small Southern town to study in Boston. From the first moment she hears Mishka, a young Australian musician, playing his violin in a subway, his music grips her, and they quickly become lovers.But Mishka is not all he seems -- and the world around them is nothing like Leela thought it was.In this compelling re-imagining of the Orpheus story, Leela travels to an underworld of kidnapping, torture and despair in search of the truth -- and the man she loves. Love can take you to the darkest places ... Leela is a gifted mathematician who has escaped her small Southern town to study in Boston. From the first moment she hears Mishka, a young Australian musician, playing his violin in a subway, his music grips her, and they quickly become lovers.But Mishka is not all he seems - and the world around them is nothing like Leela thought it was.In this compelling re-imagining of the Orpheus story, Leela travels to an underworld of kidnapping, torture and despair in search of the truth - and the man she loves.
On the Nature of Human Romantic Interaction
A jaded professor dreams endlessly of his two obsessions: a beautiful former colleague and the theorem that made her famous."--BOOK JACKET.
