Biblioasis

Winner of the 2023 French-American Translation Prize for FictionNot far away from here is a lake. You have to pay for access to its shores, but I k...

After her parents pass away, young Rosamond is raised by her nurse in the ancestral home of her aunt, Miss Furnivall. One day the two uncover an ex...

This book is amazing. Halloween might seem like the spookiest time of year, but Charles Dickens felt otherwise. He was among the many authors who ...

World-renowned illustrator Seth returns with three new Christmas ghost stories for 2020.After receiving word that his Uncle Henry has gone missing,...

Natalie Baron is a neglected teenager adrift in the world when she attaches herself to Barbara Hern and her family, followers of Envallism, an extr...

When he returns to England from the Civil Service, a man takes up residence in an old country home. Enchanted by midsummer days in the garden, he d...

The Toll-House has a long and terrible history as a place of death. But Jack Barnes doesn't believe in spirits. His travelling companions, Messrs. ...

Books written out of great emotional distress are ... rarely great literature. Thomas Melle's [The World at My Back] is great literature because he...

Blaise is probably the greatest living Canadian writer most Canadians have never heard of.Quill & QuireIf you want to understand something abou...

An A.V. Club Book to Read for June 2019 In moments of exile and self-exile, exodus and return, Elise Levines uncanny narratives lay bare the secret...

Ondjaki delivers playful magical realism with delightful defiance. The Barnes & Noble Review As with Ondjaki's other novelsincluding Bom dis c...

Has had 12 poems broadcast on The Writers' Almanac with Garrison Keillor since 2005, several with multiple airings Robyn Sarah has published widely...