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Table of Contents

NEW Releases

Adult Fiction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-2

Adult Poetry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-4

YA/Juvenile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-6

RECENT Releases

Adult Fiction & Poetry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Adult Non-Fiction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-8

BESTSELLING Backlist

Adult Non-Fiction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

Adult Fiction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Poetry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

YA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

Juvenile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Index of Titles and Authors . . . . . . . . . . . . .15-16

Ordering Information . . . . . . . . .inside back cover

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Sharon Butala

Zara’s DeadFrom the author of the recent Governor General’s nominee in Non-fiction, Where I Live Now, comes a new mystery novel.

Fiona Lychenko – now a woman in her late sixties – has spentyears researching the death of her high school classmate ZaraStanley, who was brutally murdered at the age of twenty.

Determined to solve the crime – something the police weren’t ableto do – Fiona interviewed everyone she could in her hometown ofRipley, but every trail led to the same dead end. She even publishedher findings in a book, hoping it would lead to anonymous cluesfrom readers and outliers, and still – nothing. Now, a decade later,Fiona has finally given up hope that the killer would ever be caught.

That is until a brown manila envelope turns up under her door andFiona once again finds herself embroiled in the midst of a controversyso intricate and tangled that one wrong move could be her undoing.

Based on the true story of the murder of Alexandra Wiwcharuk in1962 in Saskatoon, Zara’s Dead is the fictional retelling of a very realstory, one that has captivated the public and eluded answers for decades.

Sharon Butala is an award-winning and bestselling author of bothfiction and nonfiction. Her classic book The Perfection of the Morningwas a #1 bestseller and a finalist for the Governor General’s Award.Fever, a short story collection, won the 1992 Authors’ Award forPaperback Fiction and was shortlisted for the CommonwealthWriters’ Prize for best book (Canada and Caribbean region). Hernovel, Wild Rose, also with Coteau, was published in 2015 and wasshortlisted for the W.O. Mitchell Book Prize. Butala is a recipient ofthe Marian Engel Award, the Saskatchewan Order of Merit, and the2012 Cheryl and Henry Kloppenburg Award for Literary Excellence.In 2002 she became an Officer of the Order of Canada. She lives inCalgary, Alberta.

Adult FictionISBN-13: 9781550509472ISBN-10: 1-55050-947-0$24.95CAD/24.95USD51⁄2" x 81⁄2"258 Pages • PaperMay 2018BISAC: FIC022040 FIC022100 FIC050000 ISBN-PDF: 9781550509243ISBN-EPUB: 9781550509250ISBN-MOBI: 9781550509267Regional Theme: 4.0.2.0.1.0.0

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Wild Rose

Adult FictionISBN-13: 9781550506365ISBN-10: 1-55050-636-6$21.95 CAD/$ 21.95 USDISBN-EPUB : 9781550508680

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Adult Fiction ISBN-13: 9781550509335ISBN-10: 1-55050-933-0$24.95CAD/24.95USD51⁄2" x 81⁄2"304 Pages • Paper • French flapsMay 2018BISAC: FIC044000 FIC045000 FIC019000 ISBN-PDF: 9781550509342ISBN-EPUB: 9781550509359ISBN-MOBI: 9781550509366 Regional Theme: 4.0.0.0.0.0.0

Jeanette Lynes

The Small Things That End the WorldFrom the Giller-longlisted author of The Factory Voice comes a new novelin a similar vein – a story of the strength and resilience of three separatewomen, who, at three different points in history, are forced to make toughdecisions and come face-to-face with calamities outside of their control.

It’s 1954, and Sadie Wilder is focused on just one thing: the shotshe has to prove herself as the rootin’est, tootin’est, gosh darn bestbabysitter – or at least better than Wanda Keller, babysitter-extra-

ordinaire for the wealthy, posh Bannister family. When Wanda isunable to fulfill her duties, it is Sadie who leaps at the chance tobabysit the Bannister children, Bobby and Faith. Sadie is certain shecan deal with any obstacle that might come up, until it starts torain…and doesn’t stop.

Hurricane Hazel wreaks havoc on the Bannister house, and in the endSadie manages to save herself and the baby, Faith, from the destructionthat ravages the neighbourhood, but Bobby is missing. Sadie goes intohiding, fearing her failure to save Bobby means she will be punished.

Moving among Faith, Sadie, and Faith’s daughter, Amber, JeanetteLynes has crafted a beautifully written story of three women on themargins as each tries to get by on her own. The novel culminates inNew Orleans in 2005, as a second hurricane sets the stage for areunion and redemption.

Jeanette Lynes is the author of seven collections of poetry. Her mostrecent book of poetry, Bedlam Cowslip: The John Clare Poems (Wolsakand Wynn, Buckrider Books, 2015), received the 2016 SaskatchewanArts Board Poetry Award. Her poetry won the 2010 Nick BlatchfordOccasional Verse Award from The New Quarterly and has been nominatedfor a National Magazine Award. She has also received the Bliss CarmanPoetry Prize and been shortlisted for the Pat Lowther Memorial Award.She has taught creative writing at a number of universities, and has beena writer-in-residence on three separate occasions around Canada.Currently, Lynes is Coordinator of the new MFA in Writing at theUniversity of Saskatchewan.

The Factory Voice

Adult FictionISBN-13: 9781550504019ISBN-10: 1-55050-401-0$21CAD/$ 21USDISBN-EPUB : 9781550505917

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Dave Margoshes

A Calendar of ReckoningFamily, death, love, longing, retrospection: these are the themes DaveMargoshes touches on in his new poetry collection, and first in almosta decade.

With careful attention to detail, and evocative turns of phrase,Dave Margoshes introspectively looks back on youth.Intriguing metaphors, reminiscent of pastoral imagery, cre-

ate a sharp contrast between the heavy subject matter of one’s ownmortality, and the beautiful, evocative comparisons between humani-ty and the rest of the animal kingdom, particularly birds and trees.Darwin’s Theory of Evolution, is juxtaposed with the desire to give into temptation, and become one with the world, as Margoshes makesmost evident in his final poem, “Wisdom”, a fitting end to a collec-tion that would have the reader struggling between reconciling theirpast and present.

Dimensions of an Orchard, the last poetry collection by DaveMargoshes, won the Anne Szumigalski Poetry Prize at the 2010Saskatchewan Book Awards. He’s published four other books of poet-ry and over a dozen other books, including novels and short storycollections. His poems have won a number of awards, including theinaugural Stephen Leacock Prize for Poetry, and have appeared wide-ly in Canadian literary magazines and anthologies, including twice inthe Best Canadian Poetry volumes. His Bix’s Trumpet and Other Storieswas the 2007 Saskatchewan Book of the Year and a ReLit Awardfinalist. His collection of linked short stories, A Book of Great Worth,from Coteau, was named one of Amazon.ca’s Top One HundredBooks of 2012. One of the stories from that collection was a finalistfor the Journey Prize. Dave lives on a farm near Saskatoon.

PoetryISBN-13: 9781550509373ISBN-10: 1-55050-937-3$17.95CAD/17.95USD51⁄2" x 81⁄2"112 Pages • PaperMay 2018BISAC: POE011000 POE023050 POE023030 ISBN-PDF: 9781550509380ISBN-EPUB: 9781550509397ISBN-MOBI: 9781550509403Regional Theme: 4.0.0.0.0.0.0

Wiseman’s Wager

Adult FictionISBN-13: 9781550506013ISBN-10: 1-55050-601-3$21.95 CAD/$ 21.95 USDISBN-EPUB: 9781550508093

A Book of Great Worth

Adult FictionISBN-13: 9781550504767ISBN-10 1-55050-476-2$18.95CAD/$18.95USDISBN-EPUB: 9781550507041

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PoetryISBN-13: 9781550509410ISBN-10: 1-55050-941-1$17.95CAD/17.95USD51⁄2" x 81⁄2"96 Pages • PaperMay 2018BISAC: POE011000 POE024000 POE023030ISBN-PDF: 9781550509427Regional Theme: 4.0.2.0.12.0.0

Chelsea Coupal

SedleyAlthough many readers may be familiar with stories about ruralSaskatchewan from the early 20th century, Chelsea Coupal’s poetrycollection Sedley tells a different story: one of small townSaskatchewan from a modern perspective.

While much of small-town living remains the same: farming isalways reliant on the weather regardless of new technology,after all, there is a sense of urgency and a need to escape in

Chelsea’s poetry; her stories of growing up on the prairies includereferences to cell phones and modern farmers who are more likebusinessmen. There is a musical cadence and rhythm to the poemsthemselves, which range from reminiscences on high school and firstlove, to darker themes like death and suicide that haunt the Sedleyresidents.

Accompanied by photographs of the town, shot by Chelsea herself,this debut collection of poetry weaves together both the personal anduniversal, harvesting not only the prairies, but a sense of communityand belonging.

Praise for Chelsea Coupal: “These poems have a luminous simplici-ty to them and beautifully bring rural Saskatchewan to life...I lookforward to seeing this manuscript in print someday.”

– Ayesha Chatterjee, City of Regina Writing Award judge.

Chelsea Coupal grew up in the village of Sedley, Saskatchewan andnow lives in Regina, where she completed a Master of Arts degree inCreative Writing. She won the 2017 City of Regina Writing Awardand was shortlisted for CV2’s 2016 Young Buck Poetry Prize. Herpoetry has appeared in literary journals across Canada, including Arc,CV2 and Grain.

Jacqueline Guest

Death by DinosaurA thrilling new YA novel by the acclaimed author, and recent Order ofCanada inductee, Jacqueline Guest.

Fourteen-year-old Sam Stellar and her cousin Paige have decidedto spend the summer working at the Tyrell Dinosaur Museumin Drumheller, Alberta, as part of the Summer Studies and

Work Experience Program. While not the ideal scenario for a sum-mer vacation, both girls try to make the best of it – Paige, a whizwith the computers in the IT department, has one eye on her workand the other on the adorable assistant helping out in the museum,while Sam, a wannabe detective (who has studied online), is con-vinced there’s a potential theft about to happen.

Sure enough, Sam’s hunch proves correct, and a piece from a fossilgoes missing. Determined to solve the crime and apprehend the culprit,Sam drags Paige along as her unwilling accomplice, convinced she canunravel the mystery, despite the fact that no one believes her hunches.

As Sam closes in on the truth, things get ugly, as she finds herselfkidnapped and threatened. Can Sam outwit her foe and save themuseum?

Jacqueline Guest is the author of more than a dozen books foryoung readers. Her books have received numerous Our Choice andYoung Readers' Choice citations, as well as American Indian YouthLiterature Awards in 2012. Guest’s most recent work with Coteau, TheComic Book War, was a 2015 OLA Forest of Reading® Red Maple®

Award nominee and a finalist in the Manitoba Young Readers ChoiceAwards. Jacqueline is a Métis writer who lives in a log cabin nestled inthe pine woods of the Rocky Mountain foothills of Alberta.

Young Adult FictionISBN-13: 9781550509434ISBN-10: 1-55050-943-8$14.95CAD/$14.95USD5½" x 8½" • 160 Pages • PaperGrades 7–9, Ages 13–15May 2018BISAC: YAF042000 YAF062000 YAF022000 ISBN-PDF: 9781550509441ISBN-EPUB: 9781550509458ISBN-MOBI: 9781550509465 Regional Theme: 4.0.2.0.1.0.0

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The Comic Book War

Young Adult FictionISBN-13: 9781550505825ISBN-10: 1-55050-582-3$12.95CAD/$12.95USDISBN-EPUB : 9781550508017

Outcasts of River Falls

Juvenile FictionISBN-13: 9781550504804 ISBN-10: 1-55050-480-0$9.95 CAD/$ 9.95 USDISBN-EPUB : 9781550507072

Ghost Messages

Juvenile FictionISBN-13: 9781550504583 ISBN-10: 1-55050-458-4$9.95 CAD/$ 9.95 USDISBN-EPUB : 9781550508727

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YA FictionISBN-13: 9781550509014ISBN-10: 1-55050-901-2$12.95CAD/12.95USD41⁄4" x 7"88 Pages • PaperGrades 7-9, Ages 13-15May 2018BISAC: YAF022000ISBN-PDF: 9781550509021ISBN-EPUB: 9781550509038ISBN-MOBI: 9781550509045Regional Theme: 4.0.2.0.0.0.0

Linda Amyot

Adele’s GardenThe Governor General’s Award Winner for French-language Children’sLiterature. Translated from the French by Norman Cornett.

Ateenage girl befriends an elderly woman in this beautifully writ-ten tale of two women from different generations searching forlove and truth.

Wistful and profoundly intimate, Adele’s Garden follows the friendshipbetween a young woman, Elaine, and Adele, who is old enough to beElaine’s grandmother. Adele lives in an elegant old house with abeautiful garden. After a chance encounter when Adele’s red hatblows in the wind and lands at Elaine’s feet, the two women form animmediate affinity for one another.

During a series of regular visits, Elaine tells Adele about her family,friends and particularly about the boy at school on whom she has acrush. Elaine’s confusion about the appearance of love in her lifesparks Adele to reflect on the one great love of her life, bringingAdele and Elaine closer in ways neither expected. Their lives entwine,one discovering love for the first time, the other reflecting on the onetrue love of her life.

Bridging the gap between generations, Linda Amyot’s Adele’s Gardenis sublime – a poetic, resonating look at the strength of women andthe power of love.

Linda Amyot is an award-winning Canadian writer. The originalFrench version of Adele’s Garden, Le jardin d’Amsterdam was awardedthe Governor General’s Award for French-language children’s litera-ture in 2014. Amyot received the Prix à la creation artistique awardedby the Conseil des arts et des letters du Québec in 2011. She worksas an editor and as a writer of television documentaries and of audio-visual presentations for businesses.

Educator, religious studies scholar, and art critic, Norman Cornett,PhD, publishes in Canadian and American journals. He “guest teaches”at universities throughout North America and Europe. He also leadsworkshops in French and English on ‘dialogic’ teaching, creativevision and artistic development. Further, Cornett authors and trans-lates texts for museums, galleries, and individuals. He currently residesin Montreal.

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Rick Hillis

A Place You’ll Never Be“An intriguing piece of fiction by a born and raised son of Saskatchewan.”

– Andrew Armitage, The Sun Times

Traversing the vast, serene wilderness in Northern Saskatchewan as part of a“pre-release canoe trip”, run as a pilot project in hopes of preparing fivefuture ex-convicts for life in the real world, no one knows quite what to

expect. But what follows in this novel is anything but serene. The rules dictatingprison life are a hard habit to break as each inmate struggles with his own place inthe group, and each one tries to figure out his first real-world steps after beingreleased. Some ideas are more legal than others.

By the end of day six, the men find themselves grappling with violence, mutiny,and a plot to harvest and sell drugs down the river, all of which echoes off theincessant buzzing that surrounds them as thousands of mysterious insects followalong in the forest, destroying anything they come across – plants, animals, evenhumans…

Adult FictionISBN-13: 9781550509199ISBN-10: 1-55050-919-5$21.95CAD/21.95USD5½" x 8½"224 Pages • Paper

Beth Goobie

breathing at duskGut-wrenching and awe-inspiring, breathing at dusk is the new collection ofpoetry from the award-winning Beth Goobie as she explores her past and revelsin her future.

breathing at dusk is a courageous collection of poems by the inimitable BethGoobie. In it, she describes a journey from the haunting memories of a fre-quently horrific childhood to finding a state of peace.

Drawing on her own experience, Goobie artfully evokes the sunlit streets andplacid neighbourhoods of her childhood, and the dark network of predation hid-den behind lace curtains. Crafting poems with clarity and focus, Goobie usesrecurring images of music and landscape to chart a path of self-realization andfreedom from a bewildering, painful past. Poetry

ISBN-13: 9781550509151ISBN-10: 1-55050-915-2$17.95CAD/17.95USD5½" x 8½"80 Pages • Paper

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Ven Begamudré

Extended Families: A Memoir of IndiaIn Extended Families: A Memoir of India, award-winning author Ven Begamudrétraces the history of both sides of his family, telling a story that is both timelessand universal.

My grandmother’s house has two gates. The iron from which they werewrought long ago turned to irony.” So begins the story of a South Indianfamily of high-caste Brahmins, men and women, who guarded a treasury,

became electrical engineers, and built dams and power stations. Their stories, toldthrough journal entries, poetry, fiction, and photographs, are filtered through thelens of Ven, first as a boy and then as a young adult and finally, a man. At the heartof the work is the relationship between parent and child, Ven and his mother andfather, as they continually fight and separate, first in India, and then, later, in Canadaand the United States. The book culminates with the death of Ven’s mother inIndia and the immersion of her ashes.

Stories passed down from generation to generation are intertwined with those ofthe Hindu gods, beautifully illuminating the eternal bonds of family.

Trevor Herriot, with photographs by Branimir Gjetvaj

Islands of GrassFrom esteemed naturalist Trevor Herriot and acclaimed nature photographerBranimir Gjetvag, Islands of Grass is a beautiful, well-researched call-to-actionand a passionately wrought love letter to the prairie grasslands that are rapidlydisappearing in the wake of modernity’s relentless push.

Before the arrival of settlers, the Great Northern Plain sprawled across thecentre of the continent and rivalled the African savannah for wildlife, withherds of bison and pronghorn antelope numbering in the millions. It was

also the home for species of birds and animals that lived nowhere else.

Today that range is threatened by human incursion and in some areas there areonly pockets of unadulterated prairie grassland left, small islands of a unique envi-ronment. In those small plots of grasslands species cling to survival, unable tothrive in any other environment.

In presenting the irreplaceable beauty and the complexity of the Grasslands, Trevorand Branimir ask the reader to both admire its majesty and consider its value. Fullof extraordinary photos supported by the thought-provoking prose of TrevorHerriot, this book will bring the wonder of the grasslands to a wider audience.

Litreary Memoir ISBN-13: 9781550509274ISBN-10: 1-55050-927-6$24.95CAD/24.95USD5½" x 8½"288 Pages • Paper

Coffee TableISBN-13: 9781550509311ISBN-10: 1-55050-931-4$39.95CAD/39.95USD9½" x 8½" • 160 PagesHardcover with dust jacket

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Sara Williams and Bob Bors

Growing Fruit in Northern Gardens

A comprehensive full-colour handbook for growing fruit in cold climatesthat is aimed at the home gardener. Includes a detailed map and ref-erence guide to zones, hardiness, planting time, and best practices toensure growth and survival.

From pincherries to haskaps, tree fruits to vine fruits, and every-thing in between, renowned horticulturalists Bob Bors and SaraWilliams delve into the science of growing and maintaining fruit

plants for northern gardeners.

Each specific fruit plant is given its own chapter in this beautifullydesigned reference guide, complete with charts and colour photographs,outlining and describing the plant and its history, planting, care, and anyproblems (such as insects and disease) that are typically associated withgrowing it. Gardeners will be able to decide which plants would workbest in their own gardens, and harvest the fruits of their success.

Bob Bors is the Project Leader of the Domestic Fruit Program and anAssistant Professor in the Department of Plant Sciences. Bob obtained aPhD from the University of Guelph. Bob's research focuses on breeding,tissue culture, propagation, disease screening, and interspecific hybridiza-tion of horticultural crops with emphasis on fruit and ornamentals. Bob’sprevious publications include: Spencer, L. Matthews, B. Bors, and C.Peters. 2013. The Saskatoon Berry Manual; R.H. Bors and L. Matthews,2004. Dwarf Sour Cherries: A Guide for Commercial Production.

Sara Williams’ previous books include A Photographic History of theForestry Farm Park, Perennials for the Prairies, In a Cold Land:Saskatchewan’s Horticultural Pioneers, Creating the Prairie Xeriscape and,with co-author Hugh Skinner, Best Trees and Shrubs for the Prairies,Gardening Naturally and Best Groundcovers and Vines for the Prairies. Shewas the founder and first editor of The Saskatchewan Gardener.

Sara has a B.Sc. and a M.Sc. in Horticultural Extension from theUniversity of Saskatchewan. She served as the horticultural specialistwith the Extension Division of the University of Saskatchewan for 12years, retiring in 2001.

Gardening ReferenceISBN-13: 9781550509137ISBN-10: 1-55050-913-6$39.95CAD/$39.95USD7½" x 10" • Full colour320 Pages • Paper with French flapsOctober 2017BISAC: GAR005000 GAR024000 GAR019010 ISBN-PDF: 9781550509144Regional Theme: 4.0.2.1.0.0.0

Creating the PrairieXeriscape

Gardening ReferenceISBN-13: 9781550504613ISBN-10: 1-55050-461-4$34.95CAD/$34.95USDISBN-PDF: 9781550505429

Gardening Naturally

Gardening ReferenceISBN-13: 9781550504491ISBN-10: 1-55050-449-5$24.95CAD/$ 24.95USDISBN-PDF: 9781550505887

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Askiwina: A Cree WorldDoug Cuthand

Indigenous Non- Fiction, essaysISBN-13: 9781550503456ISBN-10: 1-55050-345-6$19.95CAD/$ 17.95USDISBN-EPUB: 9781550504682

*Finalist, Publishing in EducationAward, Saskatchewan Book Awards

Cree journalist and film-maker Doug Cuthand articu-lates the past and the imag-ined future of Saskatchewan’sIndigenous peoples.

“Cuthand weaves short essaystogether to give a no-non-sense look at Aboriginal life.”– Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Honoré Jaxon:Prairie VisionaryDonald Smith

Historical BiographyISBN-13: 978-1-55050-367-8ISBN-10: 1-55050-367-7$24.95CAD/$22.95USD

*Finalist, Wilfred EgglestonAward for Non- Fiction, AlbertaLiterary Awards

“Honoré Jaxon is the thirdbiography in Smith’s “PrairieImposters” series. His appeal,and the appeal of Smith’sbook, is not in Jaxon’s sub-terfuge but in his personalityand view of the world.” – Toronto Star

Morningstar:A Warrior’s SpiritMorningstar Mercredi

MemoirISBN-13: 9781550503463ISBN-10: 1-55050-346-4$19.95CAD/$ 17.95USDISBN-EPUB: 9781550504699

*Finalist, First People'sPublishing, Saskatchewan BookAwards

“Mercredi's remains a storythat needs to be told, if onlyto remind us once again ofthe historical and present-day crimes against FirstNations people.”– Quill & Quire

The Literary History ofSaskatchewanVolume 1 ~ BeginningsDavid Carpenter

Literary Non- FictionISBN-13: 9781550505153ISBN-10: 1-55050-515-7$19.95CAD/$ 19.95USDISBN-EPUB: 9781550507195

*Finalist, Award for Publishing,Saskatchewan Book Awards

The rich history of aprovince’s literature in theessays of well-known writersfrom across the Prairie andCanadian literary landscapes.

The Literary History ofSaskatchewanVolume 2 ~ ProgressionsDavid Carpenter

Literary Non- FictionISBN-13: 9781550505672ISBN-10: 1-55050-567-X$24.95CAD/$ 24.95USDISBN-EPUB: 9781550507522

The continuing story ofSaskatchewan’s literary devel-opment, with tributes to sig-nificant players and a pictorialglimpse into the past.

Wilf Perreault:In the Alley/Dans la RuelleDonald Kerr, Timothy Long,Dave Margoshes

Coffee Table ArtISBN-13: 9781550505955ISBN-10: 1-55050-595-5$59.95CAD/$59.95USDISBN-PDF: 9781550505962

*Finalist, High Plains BookAward, Art & Photograph.*Finalist, Publishing AwardSaskatchewan Book Awards

A rich full-colour presenta-tion of the work of a signifi-cant prairie artist, includingessays, prose and poetry thatresponds to the visual feast.

Legacy of Worship:Sacred Places in RuralSaskatchewanMargaret Hryniuk, FrankKorvemaker, Larry Easton

Coffee Table HistoryISBN-13: 9781550505979ISBN-10: 1-55050-597-0$39.95CAD/$ 39.95USDISBN-PDF: 9781550505986

*Finalist, Non-Fiction Award,Regina Book Award,Saskatchewan Book Awards

“A beautiful, meticulouslyresearched and writtenbook.” – Judges,Saskatchewan Book Awards

Legacy of Stone:Saskatchewan’s Stone BuildingsMargaret Hryniuk, FrankKorvemaker, Larry Easton

Coffee Table HistoryISBN-13: 9781550504460ISBN-10: 1-55050-446-0$29.95CAD/$ 27.95USDISBN-PDF: 9781550506211

*Winner, Book of the Year,Saskatchewan Book Awards*Finalist, High Plains BookAward, Best Book

“This is a gem of a book.”– Saskatoon Star Phoenix

Prairie Feast:a writer’s journey home for dinner

by Amy Jo Ehman

Food writing/MemoirISBN-13: 9781550504132ISBN-10: 1-55050-413-4$24.95CAD/$24.95USD

*Winner, First Book Award,Saskatchewan Book Awards

“One of my favourite readsof the year, Prairie Feast is alove letter to gardening, for-aging, farming, cooking and eating” – Calgary Beacon

The Strength ofWomen: ÂhkamêyimowakPriscilla Settee

Indigenous Non-Fiction, essaysISBN-13: 9781550504569ISBN-10: 1-55050-456-8$19.95CAD/$19.95USD

Personal recollections by awide spectrum ofIndigenous women tellstories of injustice, racism,genocide and sexism, butalso of awakening, fiercestruggles, and hope.

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The GoldDavid Carpenter

NovelISBN-13: 9781550509090ISBN-10: 1-55050-909-8$21.95CAD/$21.95USDISBN-EPUB: 9781550509113

“The Gold is a delight, aheadlong current of enter-taining narrative offfering upa literary nugget on everypage.” – Guy Vanderhaeghe,author of Daddy Lenin andOther Stories

Russian DollsStories from the Breathing CastleW.P. Kinsella


“[Russian Doll's] concern lieswith the nature of creativityitself – with probing thepainful corners of personalexperience…from whichdisturbing and agonizingstories…emerge.” – Toronto Star

Been in the Storm So LongTerry Jordan


*Fiinalist, Saskatoon BookAward, Saskatchewan Book Awards

“This is a storm-tossed andheart-swelling sea of a book.You should experience it.”– SPG Book Reviews

New AlbionDwayne Brenna


*Winner, Fiction Award,Saskatchewan Book Awards

“Brenna gives his long-suffer-ing narrator Phillips a lot todo in a short time...His agonyis one that was not solvedbefore 1850, nor has beensince, which makes Brenna’sfirst novel not only entertain-ing, but always topical.” – Saskatoon StarPhoenix

Scattered BonesMaggie Siggins


“Disturbing without beingupsetting, this novel willdelight readers seekingdiversion but doesn't white-wash the iniquities ofCanada's past.” – Publishers Weekly

Let Us Be TrueErna Buffie


*Finalist, Margaret LaurenceAward for Fiction, and EileenMcTavish Sykes Award for BestFirst Book, Manitoba BookAwards

“Let Us Be True remainsvital, present and tautthroughout. A story as starklybeautiful as a prairie land-scape." - Globe & Mail

Street SymphonyRachel Wyatt


“Unsurprisingly, StreetSymphony is an accom-plished work remarkable forits compassion, humour, andobservations about lives atthe margins.”– Quill & Quire

Swedes’ FerryAllan Safarik


*Finalist, Fiction Award,Saskatchewan Book Awards

“What a terrific book!…strong, well-defined charac-ters in stirring situations,that call for constant, andoften surprising, action. Awonderful entertainment.”– W.P. Kinsella

Just PretendingLisa Bird-Wilson

Short FictionISBN-13: 9781550505467ISBN-10: 1-55050-546-7$18.95CAD/$18.95USDISBN-EPUB: 9781550507362

* Finalist, Danuta GleedLiterary Award* Winner, Book of the Year, Fiction,Aboriginal People’s Writing,Aboriginal People’s Publishing,Saskatchewan Book Awards

“Bird-Wilson’s knowing,engaging voice is beautifuland calm; it is the story-teller’s voice – graceful,dark, authentic, funny andtrue.” – J. Jill Robinson

DollybirdAnne Lazurko


*Winner, Fiction Award, WILLAAwards*Winner, Fiction Award,Saskatchewan Book Awards

“Wonderfully descriptive…A valuable addition to his-torical literature of thePrairies” – Quill & Quire

“An absolutely stunningnovel that I hope gets somenotice.” – Sun Times

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Nineteen Fifty-SevenJim McLean

PoetryISBN-13: 9781550506754ISBN-10: 1-55050-675-7$16.95CAD/$ 16.95USDISBN-PDF: 9781550506761

“McLean has some seriousnarrative gifts and thesepoems let him show it.McLean's Nineteen Fifty-Seven is packed to the rafterswith salty wisdom.”[email protected] – Today's Book of Poetry

[email protected] in thisMidnight DreamLouise Bernice Halfe

PoetryISBN-13: 9781550506655ISBN-10: 1-55050-665-X$16.95CAD/$ 16.95USDISBN-EPUB: 9781550506730

*Winner, Indigenous Peoples'Publishing Award, IndigenousPeoples' Writing Award, PoetryAward, Saskatchewan BookAwards *Winner, League of CanadianPoets Raymond Souster Award,*Winner, Indigenous WriterAward, High Plains Book Awards*Finalist in Poetry, 2017 WILLALiterary Award

Ceremony of TouchingKaren Shklanka


With intoxicating fervour,Karen Shklanka’s new poet-ry collection makes its waythrough time and place tobring you the stories ofeveryday people.

Shklanka’s poems beg us towitness and explore ourown humanity.

The Days Run AwayRobert Currie


*Finalist, High Plains BookAward for Poetry

“The Days Run Away is ajourney of growing up andcoming to terms with thepainful realities of life.Robert Currie uses humorand fantasy to balance thediscoveries of suffering anddeath.” – Billings Gazette

The Tongues of EarthMark Abley


*Finalist, Fred Cogswell Awardfor Excellence in Poetry

“Abley’s work has substance,and the substance has form.This is a book to read, andread again.” – Montreal Review ofBooks

At Geronimo’s GraveArmand Garnet Ruffo

PoetryISBN-13: 9781550501766ISBN-10: 1-55050-176-3$14.95CAD/$12.95USDISBN-PDF: 9781550505344

*Winner, Archibald Lampman Award

At Geronimo’s Grave isArmand Ruffo’s love letterto a people trapped in the slow- moving vehicle ofanother culture that’s takingthem nowhere.

Grey Owl: The Mysteryof Archie BelaneyArmand Garnet Ruffo

Poetic BiographyISBN-13: 978-1-55050-109-4ISBN-10: 1-55050-109-7$14.95CAD/$ 12.95USD

*Finalist, Award for Publishing,Award for First People’sPublishing, Award forPublishing in Education,Saskatchewan Book Awards

“The carefully selected pho-tographs. . . many taken byGrey Owl’s camera, help tomake the story in the poetryreal. Ruffo is one of themost gifted authors inCanada.” – Amazon.ca

The Crooked GoodLouise Bernice Halfe

PoetryISBN-13: 9781550503722ISBN-10: 1-55050-372-3$14.95CAD/$ 12.95USD

*Winner, Saskatoon BookAward, Saskatchewan BookAwards

“Drawing upon Aboriginalthemes and the author’s lifeexperience, the free- versepoetry . . . evokes the feel ofa mystic experience in whichthe words of one’s ancestorsreverberate through genera-tions. Highly recommended.”– Midwest Book Review

Blue MarrowLouise Bernice Halfe


*Finalist, Governor General’sAward for Poetry*Finalist, Book of the Year,Poetry Award, SaskatchewanBook Awards

This moving tribute toIndigenous female strength,nominated for the GovernorGeneral’s Award for Poetry,is available again in a rewrit-ten, re- edited and redesigned edition.

Bear Bones & FeathersLouise Bernice Halfe


*Winner, Milton Acorn People’sPoet Award* Finalist, First Book Award,Saskatchewan Book Awards

“A poetry with unexpectedpockets of warmth andbelonging amidst a shockingviolence, all the more shock-ing for its ordinariness.” – Canadian Literature

Song of the SwordThe Shards of Excalibur, Book 1Edward Willett

YA Fantasy ISBN-13: 9781550505801ISBN-10: 1-55050-580-7$14.95CAD/$ 14.95USDGrades 7–9; Ages 13–15ISBN-EPUB: 9781550507997

*Finalist, YA, Sunburst Awards

“An exciting new series debutfrom well-established author,actor, and man of many talentsEdward Willett, this book’sability to draw in the readeris not unlike the song of thesword’s call to the shards ofExcalibur.” – SPG Book Reviews

Twist of the BladeThe Shards of Excalibur, Book 2Edward Willett


*Finalist, YA Prix Aurora Award

“Twist of the Blade offers anenticing sense of danger andexcitement as Ariane pursuesher mission, but the narrativedoesn’t shy away from thestory’s human elements.”– Quill & Quire

Lake in the CloudsThe Shards of Excalibur, Book 3Edward Willett


“With Ariane and Wally bothbeing affected by the shardsand learning of new abilities,as well as other charactersbeing drawn into the story…The Lake in the Cloudsbecomes a fuller story. Theplot itself continues to evolveand the adventure is grand.”– CanLit for LittleCanadians

Cave Beneath the SeaThe Shards of Excalibur, Book 4Edward Willett


“In Cave Beneath the Sea,Edward Willett has createdas exciting a read as the ear-lier books in the series...It’shard for me to decide whichis the stronger foundationfor the story, the charactersor the plot, as both are sub-stantial and intricate.” – CanLit for LittleCanadians

Door into FaerieThe Shards of Excalibur, Book 5Edward Willett


*Finalist, YA Prix Aurora Award

“The rebuilding ofExcalibur may be the finaloutcome but it's the questthat is the jouney thatregales readers right throughthe series.”– CanLit for LittleCanadians

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Small Displays of ChaosBre Fischer

YA FictionISBN-13: 9781550506617ISBN-10: 1-55050-661-7$12.95CAD/$12.95USDGrades 9–12; Ages 14–18ISBN-EPUB: 9781550506631

“...a timely and relevantstory that needs to be told…Breanna Fischer has basedSmall Displays of Chaos onher own experience…withanorexia with bulimicbehaviours and convincinglyshares her skewed thinkingand dangerous pursuits withcandor and insight.” –CanLit for Little Canadians

250 HoursColleen Nelson

YA FictionISBN-13: 9781550506419ISBN-10: 1-55050-641-2$12.95CAD/$12.95USDGrades 7 and up, Ages 13+ISBN-EPUB: 9781550508734

“Colleen Nelson makes surethat Sara Jean’s and Jess’s sto-ries are told, albeit in a fic-tionalized tale, to give themvoice, freedom and limitlesspossibilities to be themselves.It’s a powerful story ofredemption where noneseemed possible.”– CanLit for LittleCanadians

Shade & SorceressThe Last Days of Tian Di Book 1Catherine Egan

YA FantasyISBN-13: 9781550505146ISBN-10: 1-55050-514-9$ 12.95CAD/$12.95USDGrades 4–8; Ages 9–13ISBN-EPUB: 9781550507218

*Finalist, Snow Willow Award*Winner, Gold MoonbeamAward for Pre-Teen Fantasy

“Egan has created a uniquefantasy landscape, a chilling vil-lain, and characters you will bethinking about long after thebook is finished. I am alreadyimpatient for the sequel.”– Lena Coakley

The UnmakingThe Last Days of Tian Di Book 2Catherine Egan

YA FantasyISBN-13: 9781550505597ISBN-10: 1-55050-559-9$12.95CAD/$ 12.95USDGrades 4–8; Ages 9–13ISBN-EPUB: 9781550507474

“When I reviewed Shade andSorceress… I knew that I wasreading something special.The Unmaking is evenstronger: in its writing, itsplotting, its ability to snatchthe reader away from reali-ty… Hold on for a fantasyride like no other.” – CanLitfor Little Canadians

Bone, Fog, Ash & StarThe Last Days of Tian Di Book 3Catherine Egan

YA FantasyISBN-13: 9781550505931ISBN-10: 1-55050-593-9$12.95CAD/$12.95USDGrades 7–9; Ages 13–15ISBN-EPUB: 9781550507683

“With its mix of comedyand tragedy, magic andcharm, Bone, Fog, Ash andStar is a satisfying, movingconclusion to an enchantingseries.” – Quill & Quire

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StayKatherine Lawrence

Juvenile FictionISBN-13: 9781550506815ISBN-10: 1-55050-681-1$9.95CAD/$ 9.95USDGrades 4–8; Ages 8–12ISBN-EPUB: 9781550506839

*Winner, Gold MoonbeamAward for Children's Poetry

“[Lawrence] pens a novel foryoung readers so profoundand complex in its voice andsubtle in its story that multi-ple readings are necessary toappreciate all the nuances.”– Quill & Quire

Ghosts in the GardenJudith Silverthorne

Juvenile FictionISBN-13: 9781550509052ISBN-10: 1-55050-905-5$10.95CAD/$10.95USDGrades 4–8; Ages 8–12ISBN-EPUB: 9781550507072

*Winner, Gold MoonbeamAward for Pre-Teen Mystery

Can Sam and J.J. travelbetween the past and presentat Government House tosolve the mystery of a ghost-ly presence before it's toolate?

The Griffin ofDarkwoodBecky Citra


*Finalist, OLA Forest of Reading®Silver Birch™ Award*Winner, Bronze MoonbeamAward for Pre-Teen Fantasy*Finalist, IODE Violet DowneyBook Award*Finalist, Foreword INDIES Bookof the Year Awards

“…Citra creates an enchanti-ng character full of spunk.”– Kirkus Reviews

Between ShadowsKathleen Cook Waldron


*Book Club Selection, TDSummer Reading Club *Finalist, OLA Forest ofReading® White Pine™ FictionAward

“A great read: inspiring andhonest and pitched perfectfor a middle-grade reader-ship. [Waldron] gets inside Ari'shead and knows what a kid...wants and needs.” – CanLitfor Little Canadians

Ghost Most FoulPatti Grayson

Juvenile FictionISBN-13: 9781550506143ISBN-10: 1-55050-614-5$ 10.95CAD/$10.95USDGrades 5–8; Ages 10–13ISBN-EPUB: 9781550508215

*Finalist, 2017 MYRCA Awards

“Grayson balances eventsand evidence so that readerscan have it any way they will,along with plenty of heart-stopping drama on the courtas Summer’s underdog teamclaws its way to a champi-onship game despite internalfriction and a mediocre newcoach.” – Booklist

Through Flood & FireAnne Patton

Juvenile FictionISBN-13: 9781550506402ISBN-10: 1-55050-640-4$9.95CAD/$9.95USDGrades 3 to 8, Ages 8 +ISBN-EPUB: 9781550508727

*Winner, Silver MoonbeamAward for Pre-TeenHistory/Culture*Finalist, Chocolate Lily Award

“…brings a very human faceto an important aspect ofCanadian history, and it wouldbe a wonderful addition to anyschool library to complementthe study of the settlement ofthe Prairies in the early 20thcentury.” – Resource Links

FishtailingWendy Phillips

YA Novel/PoetryISBN-13: 9781550504118ISBN-10: 1-55050-411-8$14.95CAD/$14.95USDGrades 9–12; Ages 14–18ISBN-PDF: 9781550506044

*Winner, Governor General’sAward for Children’s Literature*Finalist, OLA Forest ofReading® White Pine™ Award*Selected for the White RavensCatalogue

“Fishtailing is a novel worthhaving in any collection - forthe poignant characterization,for the gripping plot, for theingenuity of the writing.” – CM Magazine

Fight for JusticeLori Saigeon

Juvenile FictionISBN-13: 9781550504057ISBN-10: 1-55050-405-3$7.95CAD/$ 7.95USDGrades 3–6, Ages 8–11ISBN-EPUB: 9781550508291

*Finalist, Children’s LiteratureAward, Saskatchewan BookAwards*Finalist, Diamond WillowAward

“The plot is laid out clearlyand is just suspensefulenough to keep a youngsterreading. This is a thoroughlyenjoyable reading experi-ence.” – Globe & Mail

Tunnels of TimeA Moose Jaw AdventureMary Harelkin Bishop

Juvenile FictionISBN-13: 9781550501643ISBN-10: 1-55050-164- X$8.95CAD/$ 7.95USDGrades 4–7, Ages 9–12

*Our Choice designation

“It’s a history lesson, atime–travel fantasy and acomment on the status ofwomen in the early 1920s.but mostly Tunnels of Time...is just a cracking goodstory.” – SaskatoonStarPhoenix

Terror at Turtle MountainDisaster Strikes! # 2Penny Draper

Juvenile FictionISBN-13: 9781550503432ISBN-10: 1-55050-343-X$8.95CAD/$ 7.95USDGrades 4 to 7, Ages 9+

*Finalist, Geoffrey Bilson Awardfor Historical Writing for Young People*Finalist, OLA Forest ofReading® Silver Birch™ Award*Finalist, Diamond WillowAward

“...a story powerfully toldand important...”– Saskatoon StarPhoenix

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index

250 Hours ........................13

Abley, Mark .....................12, W

Acheson, Alison.....................W

Adele’s Garden...................6

Adeline’s Dream................W

Aksomitis, Linda....................W

Amyot, Linda ..........................6

Anatomy of EdouardBeaupré, The.....................W

Andrei and theSnow Walker.....................W

Askiwina: A Cree World ....10

At Geronimo’s Grave.........12

Barclay, Byrna .......................W

Bass, Karen...........................W

Bear Bones & Feathers.....12

Been in the Storm So Long............................11

Begamudré, Ven.....................8

Between Shadows ............14

Biasotto, Linda ......................W

Bird-Wilson, Lisa ..................11

Bishop, Mary Harelkin.....14, W

Blood and Salt ..................W

Blue Marrow ....................12

Bone Coulee .....................W

Bone, Fog, Ash & Star ......13

Book of Great Worth, A ......3

Bors, Dr. Bob..........................9

Breakaway .................... W

breathing at dusk...............7

Brenna, Dwayne ...................11

Broken Thread, The ..........W

Brovko’s Amazing Journey.............................W

Buffie, Erna ..........................11

Burning in thisMidnight Dream ...............12

Bush, Maureen......................W

Butala, Sharon .......................1

Calder, Alison ........................W

Calendar of Reckoning, A . 3

Carpenter, David.............10, 11

Cave Beneath the Sea ......13

Ceremony of Touching......12

Christmas at Wapos Bay ...W

Clearwater........................W

Cook Waldron, Kathleen.......14

Comic Book War, The .........5

Convictions ......................13

Cornett, Norman ....................6

Coupal, Chelsea .....................4

Crane, Dede ..........................W

Creating the PrairieXeriscape...........................9

Crooked Good, The...........12

Crow Boy ..........................W

Cult of Quick Repair,The ...................................W

Currie, Robert..................11, W

Cuthand, Doug .....................10

Danger inDead Man’s Mine ..............W

Dawson, Kanina ....................W

Day of the Cyclone............W

Days Run Away, The .........12

Death by Dinosaur ........... 5

Demers, Barbara ...................W

Dinosaur Blackout ............W

Dinosaur Breakout ............W

Dinosaur Hideout..............W

Dinosaur Stakeout ............W

Dollybird ..........................11

Door Into Faerie............. 13

Draper, Penny..................14, W

Drummer Girl....................W

Dueck, Adele .........................W

Easton, Larry........................10

Egan, Catherine....................14

Ehman, Amy Jo ....................10

Ellis, Deborah........................W

Euphoria ...........................W

Every Happy Family...........W

Extended Families: A Memoir of India ..............8

Face Off ............................W

Factory Voice, The..............2

Feutl, Rita..............................W

Fight for Justice ...............14

Fischer, Breanna ................ 13

Fishtailing........................13

Flight of the Tiger Moth ....W

Forest Horses, The ............W

Full Steam to Canada........W

Gaetz, Dayle Campbell .........W

Gardening, Naturally: achemical-free handbook forthe prairies ........................9

Gault, Connie ........................W

Ghost Messages .................5

Ghost Most Foul ...............13

Ghost Voyages...................W

Ghost Voyages II: TheMatthew ...........................W

Ghost Voyages III: Endeavour & Resolution ....W

Ghost Voyages IV: Champlain & Cartier .........W

Ghosts in the Garden........14

Gjetvaj, Branimir ....................8

Glaze, Dave ...........................W

Gold, The .........................11

Goobie, Beth ..........................7

Graveyard of the Sea.........W

Grayson, Patti.......................13

Grey Owl: The Mystery ofArchie Belaney.................12

Growing Fruit in NorthernGardens .............................9

Griffin of Darkwood, The ..14

Guest, Jacqueline...................5

Halfe, Louise Bernice ...........12

Hamon, Tracy ........................W

Herriot, Trevor ........................8

Hillis, Rick..............................7

Holmlund, Mona ...................W

Honoré Jackson: PrairieVisionary..........................10

Hour of Bad Decisions,The ...................................W

Hryniuk, Margaret ................10

Hyland, Gary .........................W

Ice Storm..........................W

Inspiring Women: ACelebration of Herstory.....W

Interruptions in Glass .......W

In the Tiger Park ...............W

Islands of Grass .................8

Jackson, Dennis ....................W

Jordan, Terry ........................11

Just Pretending................11

Kinsella, W. P........................11

Knife Sharpener’sBell, The ...........................W

Kerr, Don..............................10

Korvemaker, Frank................10

Kostash, Myrna .....................W

Lake in the Clouds ...........13

Large Harmonium, A .........W

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Last Flight of theBird Man, The ...................W

Lawrence, Katherine.............14

Lazurko, Anne ......................11

Leach, Norman .....................W

Legacy of StoneSaskatchewan’s StoneBuildings..........................10

Legacy of Worship: SacredPlaces in RuralSaskatchewan..................10

Let Us Be True..................11

Letters to Omar.................W

Light-FingeredGang, The .........................W

Linden, Dianne......................W

Literary History ofSaskatchewan, Vol. 1 –Beginnings .......................10

Literary History ofSaskatchewan, Vol. 2 –Progressions ....................10

Little Voice........................W

Long, Timothy ......................10

Love of Mirrors .................W

Lynes, Jeanette ......................2

Margoshes, Dave..............3, 10

Masham Means Evening....W

McCullough, Kim...................W

McLean, Jim.........................12

Mercredi, Morningstar ..........10

Millar, Ruth ...........................W

Milman, Isa ...........................W

Molly’s Cue .......................W

Morningstar: AWarrior’s Spirit .............. 10

Mud Girl ...........................W

Nelson, Colleen....................13

Nettie’s Journey................W

New Albion ......................11

Nexus Ring, The................W

Nineteen Fifty-Seven........12

Outcasts of River Falls .......5

Passchendaele: Canada’sTriumph and Tragedy on theFields of Flanders .............W

Patton, Anne....................13, W

Peacekeepers....................W

Pelly .................................W

Peril at Pier Nine ..............W

Phillips, Wendy.....................13

Place You’ll Never Be, A... 7

Piper of Shadonia, The......W

Poirier, Thelma ......................W

Power Plays ......................W

Prairie Feast: A writer’s jour-ney home for dinner.............10

Prairie Kaddish .................W

Racing Home ....................W

Reading the River: ATraveller’s Companion to the North SaskatchewanRiver .................................W

Red River Raging...............W

Rescue at Fort Edmonton ..W

Rice, Bruce............................W

Rock Creek Blues ..................W

Ruffo, Armand Garnet...........12

Run Like Jäger ......................W

Running in Darkness .........W

Russian Dolls ...................11

Safarik, Allan........................11

Saigeon, Lori ........................14

Sapergia, Barbara .............. W

Saskatchewan Heroesand Rogues .......................W

Sauder, B.L............................W

Sawai, Gloria ........................W

Scattered Bones...............11

Secret of SentinelRock, The..........................W

Secret of the Stone Circle, The ........................W

Secret of the StoneHouse, The........................W

Sedley................................4

Settee, Priscilla ....................10

Shade and Sorceress........13

Shklanka, Karen..............12, W

Siggins, Maggie....................11

Silverthorne, Judith .........14, W

Simmie, Lois .........................W

Skinner, Hugh ........................9

Slipperjack, Ruby ..................W

Small Displays of Chaos...13

Small Things that End theWorld, The .........................2

Smith, Donald .......................W

Smith, Linda..........................W

Song for Nettie Johnson, A ........................W

Song of the Sword............13

Sorensen, Sue.......................W

Stay .................................14

Street Symphony..............11

Strength of Women, The:Âhkamêyimowak ..............10

Sumac’s Red Arms ............W

Summer of Fire .................W

Sundog Highway ...............W

Suspicion..........................W

Swedes’ Ferry ................. 11

Sweet Life .........................W

Szumigalski, Anne.................W

Taking the Reins................W

Taylor, Cora.......................W

Terrible Roar of Water, A ...W

Terror at TurtleMountain .........................14

They Shouldn’t Make YouPromise That.....................W

Through Flood and Fire ....14

Tongues of Earth, The.......12

Tregebov, Rhea ......................W

Trouble with Beauty, The...W

Tunnels of Terror ...............W

Tunnels of Time................14

Tunnels of Treachery .........W

Tunnels of Tyranny ............W

Twist of the Blade.............13

Ulrich, Maureen ....................W

Unmaking, The .................13

Veil Weavers, The..............W

Waiting for Pelly ...............W

Wangersky, Russell................W

Warwaruk, Larry....................W

We Want You to Know: KidsTalk about Bullying ...........W

What I’m Trying to Say isGoodbye............................W

Wheeler, Jordan ....................W

Wild Rose ...............................1

Wilf Perreault: In the Alley/Dans La Ruelle.................10

Willa’s New World.............W

Willett, Edward .....................13

Williams, Sara ........................9

Wiseman’s Wager...............3

Wolf Tree...........................W

Woman Clothed in Words, A.......................................W

Woodbury, Mary ....................W

Wyatt, Rachel ..................10, W

Year of theGolden Dragon..................W

York, Sarah Kathryn ..............W

Youngberg, Gail .....................W

Zara’s Dead........................1

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