“In Qaf’s People, de Meijer achieves a Promethean feat where Qaf is not a place lost to myth but a way to be. The collection is truly generous in this regard, but spacious, sharp, and witty too. Multi-hyphenates may feel an immense relief reading this book as they imagine yet another turn in the story of Qaf and its people.” – Shazia Hafiz Ramji, Quill & Quire

“Greene has written a cracking volume filled with poems you wish you had written yourself, poems that entertain, and illuminate what used to be called ‘the human condition.’ Everyone in Canada knows who he is, but with the publication of Cannibal Rats he has just gone and earned himself a global audience.” – Colin Carberry, The Woodlot

An auto-fictional account of a childhood ending in turn-of-the-century India, delivered by an entrancing new voice.

“Hitchcock and Wilder could have made a noir classic from Morgan’s Castle (the cover of the 2026 re-issue wisely kept the original ‘girl afraid’ image). Certainly Grant’s novel has all the right ingredients. Ulterior motives, double meanings, and murder, especially. … Fun, mile-a-minute and maybe just a bit cynical about the human heart, Morgan’s Castle earned its keep in 1964 and will continue to do so over six decades later.” – Brett Josef Grubisic, The Miramichi Reader