Canadian Literature

In 1990s rural India, two brave women fight to escape society's oppressive gender roles.

Pythias, beloved daughter of philosopher Aristotle, is unlike any girl in ancient Greece.

When NASA sets out to boost its image in the U.S. and Canada, newly hired PR hack David Stewart comes up with a massively popular contest to launch two average Joes into orbit.

Susan Swan revisits heroine Mary "Mouse" Bradford in this prequel to her 1993 award-winning novel, The Wives of Bath.

In early 1900s Paris, an illiterate baker who worships books and a disfigured girl who loves to read unwittingly wind their way toward each other — and love — with the help of mysterious strangers.