Portfolio
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What I Know About You
Éric Chacour, 2024
A heartbreaking tale of family bonds and impossible love, Montreal and Cairo.
Finalist, 2024 Giller Prize
Finalist, 2024 Dayne Ogilvie Prize
Finalist, Atwood Gibson Writers' Trust Fiction Prize -
Aquariums
J.D. Kurtness, 2022
A wide-sweeping story of a marine biologist fighting for ocean ecosystems.
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The Second Substance
Anne Lardeux, 2022
Rural squatters seek a freer life on the ashes of petrocivilization
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Fauna
Christiane Vadnais, 2020
Linked climate fictions depict a world gorgeous and terrifying in its likeness to our own.
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Camp Spirit
Axelle Lenoir, 2020
A spooky LGBTeen hard-rock rom-com.
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Of Vengeance
J.D. Kurtness, 2019
A pitch-black comedy about a serial killer.
Winner, Indigenous Voices Award for French fiction
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The Country Will Bring Us No Peace
Matthieu Simard, 2019
A poignant exploration of grief and its aftermath.
Finalist, Governor General's Award for Translation, 2021
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The Dishwasher
Stéphane Larue, 2019
A vivid, magnificent debut, with a soundtrack by Iron Maiden.
Winner, Amazon First Novel Award
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Benediction
Olivier Dufault, 2019
A gritty tale of fraud and reinvention in the Old West.
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What If We Were
Axelle Lenoir, 2020
Teen girls reimagine the universe with their favourite game.
Shortlisted, 2021 Eisner Award, Best Humour Publication
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Synapses
Simon Brousseau, 2019
Beautifully crafted literary snapshots written in a single sentence.
Finalist, Governor General's Award for Translation, 2019
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The Supreme Orchestra
David Turgeon, 2018
A brilliant mashup of spy novel and art-world parody.
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The Longest Year
Daniel Grenier, 2017
A magical family history about lives brutally ended and mysteriously extended.
Finalist, Governor General's Award for Translation, 2017
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Baloney
Maxime Raymond Bock, 2016
A Tristram Shandy–esque novella about failing memory and failed writing.
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Atavisms
Maxime Raymond Bock, 2015
An original and unsettling portrait of Quebec, from the hinterland to the metropolis.
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Foule
Atwood Photographie / Théâtre La Bordéé, 2021
Twenty stories of downtown Quebec City residents, in their own words. See the project here.
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Le Collectoir
Ève Cadieux, 2021
An artful and rigorous exploration of collecting and the power things hold over us.