Guernica Editions

"Labozzetta recreates small-town life in ways that show us there’s more to tourist traps than meets the eye...Through all the fussing and fighting, we get a great look behind the scenes of 21st-century American life at its best and worst." -Fra Noi

https://www.facebook.com/guernicaed/photos/a.10150373884023646/10158181821718646/?type=3&av=323932123645&eav=AfZhHbNckDABfsHx4u2JAufQK7rnH8xPXlogatnSfge8uxpGTSTSkwNf9xnXz3Jxoyk&theater

"Bruce's positive attitude is infectious, his knowledge is extensive, and I can’t wait to introduce you to a man who imagined his own future and realized it by following his singular love of words." -Blake Jones Review. Read this intriguing interview with one of Canadian literature’s best kept secrets.

https://www.blakejonesreview.com/featured-authors/an-interview-with-bruce-meyer/

"There is something theatrical about Extraordinary Renditions, by Niki Lambros. In the theatre of war, the play is long and unchanging. This first collection explores military conflict as a manifestation of evil." -MontrealReviewOfBooks

https://mtlreviewofbooks.ca/reviews/poetry-16/

Sky Gilbert's 'Small Things: A Random Selection of Anti-Essays' (Guernica Editions) has been named a Finalist for the Hamilton Literary Award for Non-Fiction by the Hamilton Arts Council. Join us in applauding Sky's collection and Hamilton's rich literary tradition! Winners will be announced at the Hamilton Literary Awards 2019. Congratulations to all the writers who threw their work in the ring!

https://www.hamiltonartscouncil.ca/events-1/hamilton-literary-awards-2019

"Mad Hatter is an impressive, emotional, disturbing, and, finally, extremely rewarding novel." -Ottawa Review of Books Amanda Hale author of 'Mad Hatter' and Michael Mirolla will be reading at Book Warehouse Main Street, Vancouver on November 12 and at Bastion Books, Victoria on November 13.

https://www.ottawareviewofbooks.com/single-post/2019/11/02/Mad-Hatter-by-Amanda-Hale

"...how she adapted it for the book is fascinating...Mad Hatter is an absorbing story about a lesser-known aspect of the World War II years and its effect on homefront lives." -Historical Novel Society Amanda Hale author of 'Mad Hatter' and Michael Mirolla will be reading at Book Warehouse Main Street, Vancouver on November 12 and at Bastion Books, Victoria on November 13.

https://historicalnovelsociety.org/reviews/mad-hatter-164-essential-prose/