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A boy finds a vocation as a weaver of bread. A Russian woman, thought dead,...
When Christopher Brooke is arrested under Regulation 18B in June 1940, a slow process of...
Max has been a freelance reporter dodging bullets in Latin America, a small-time newspaper editor...
In The Lion's Mouth, an Italian-Canadian woman, Bianca, tells the story of her beloved cousin,...
The pioneering American gangsters: perpetually appealing, forever misunderstood. Who were they and what were they...
Telescope is a story cycle about Lawrence Teitel, the protagonist of Living Room (Boheme Press,...
This powerful, beautiful book blends parables, aphorisms, dreams, fantasies, anecdotes, witticisms, puns, vignettes, and prose poems in a meditative and often passionate way. It takes the risk of being free in its style and form, to affirm the possibilities of thought, spirit, heart, humour, and imagination. Here B.W. Powe gives us his boldest, most soul-revealing work to date.
"You want to jumpstart vision. You want to take the nerve-edge of solitude, the keen point of loneliness, and make it so sharp that it cuts away the veils, and leads you on into the greater teeming world-soul. Only by mutation, a break, can you hope to swerve out from... "
