February 14, 2022
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New Submission Guidelines
To kick off Black History Month, Palimpsest Press is proud to announce new guidelines to our submission process. NEW SUBMISSION GUIDELINES RELEASED: In an effort
February 12, 2022
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Call and Response: Everything Affects Everyone
We love when our books resonate with our readers. Shawna Lemay’s Everything Affects Everyone certainly had an impact on author Amanda Earl, whose response took the
February 12, 2022
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CBC Poetry 2022 Preview
Sarah Yi-Mei Tsiang‘s Grappling Hook and Nisa Malli’s Allodynia are on the CBC Books Spring 2022 poetry preview. You can pre-order Grappling Hook and Allodynia at these links. And
February 12, 2022
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Tolu Oloruntoba is one of 7 Black Canadians to watch in 2022
Many thanks to CBC Books for including Governor General Award-winning author Tolu Oloruntoba in this round up of 7 Black Canadian writers to watch in 2022.
February 11, 2022
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12 or 20 questions with Tolu Oloruntoba
Many thanks to rob mclennan for interviewing Governor General Award-winning author Tolu Oloruntoba on his 12 or 20 questions blog. Here’s a sneak peak: How did
February 11, 2022
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Nightlight on Off/Kilter’s Most Anticipated Spring 2022
Congratulations to David Barrick! Nightlight is on All Lit Up’s Off/Kilter Most Anticipated Spring 2022 list! You can pre-order Nightlight here. And check out the full list
February 11, 2022
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Review: Thimbles by Vanessa Shields
Many thanks to The League of Canadian Poets and Josie Di Sciascio-Andrews for this thoughtful review of Vanessa Shields‘s Thimbles: “we are glad to have been introduced
February 11, 2022
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Everything Affects Everyone a Lindy Reads and Reviews Best Book
Many thanks to Lindy Reads and Reviews blog for including Shawna Lemay‘s Everything Affects Everyone on her November 2021 Best Books Round-Up: “Be kind to yourself. Read
February 11, 2022
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Postscripts of a City Burning reviewed in Prism international
Many thanks to Robert Colman for this insightful review of Sam Cheuk’s Postscripts from a City Burning: “Cheuk’s new poetry collection, Postscripts from a City Burning, captures
February 11, 2022
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