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A NOVEL GOTHIC FICTION EDITED BY KEITH CADIEUX Natasha Deen Spring 2016 greatplains.mb.ca enfieldandwizenty.ca GREAT PLAINS SELECT AWARDS AND ACCOLADES ALBERTA BOOK AWARDS Georges Bugnet Award for Fiction Winner: Godless But Loyal to Heaven by Richard Van Camp Howard O’Hagen Short Story Award Finalist: 7 Ways to Sunday by Lee Kvern ALBERTA READERS’ CHOICE AWARD Finalist: Chance to Dance for You by Gail Sidonie Sobat AURORA AWARD Finalist: Black Bottle Man by Craig Russell BC READERS’ CHOICE AWARD Stellar Award Finalist: Dreamfire by Nicole Luiken Finalist: Gravity Journal by Gail Sidonie Sobat Finalist: Frost by Nicole Luiken Red Cedar Award Juliana and the Medicine Fish by Jake MacDonald CANADIAN CHILDREN’S BOOK CENTRE Our Choice Selection Black Bottle Man by Craig Russell Withershins by Susan Rocan Gravity Journal by Gail Sidonie Sobat Frost by Nicole Luiken CLA Young Adult Book Award Finalist: The Silent Summer of Kyle McGinley by Jan Andrews Silver Birch Award Selection Juliana and the Medicine Fish by Jake MacDonald GOLDEN EAGLE CHILDREN’S CHOICE AWARD Winner: Frost by Nicole Luiken Finalist: Dreamfire by Nicole Luiken MANITOBA HISTORICAL SOCIETY MARGARET MCWILLIAMS AWARD FOR POPULAR HISTORY Winner: Silver Screens on the Prairie by Russ Gourluck Winner: The Mosaic Village by Russ Gourluck Winner: A Store Like No Other by Russ Gourluck MANITOBA BOOK AWARDS Carol Shields Winnipeg Book Award Winner: Stuck in the Middle by Bartley Kives and Bryan Scott McNally Robinson Book of the Year Winner: The House on Sugarbush Road by Méira Cook McNally Robinson Book for Young People Award Winner: The Fall by Colleen Nelson Winner: The Green-Eyed Queen of Suicide City by Kevin Marc Fournier Winner: Tori by Design by Colleen Nelson Mary Scorer Award for Best Manitoba Book Winner: Butterfly Winter by W.P. Kinsella FOREST OF READING Red Maple Award Honour Book Frost by Nicole Luiken Best Illustrated Book of the Year Award Winner: 300 Years of Beer by Bill Wright and Dave Craig White Pine Award Honour Book Gravity Journal by Gail Sidonie Sobat MYRCA AWARDS Finalist: Morven and the Horse Clan by Luanne Armstrong Finalist: Withershins by Susan Rocan White Pine Award Selection The Silent Summer of Kyle McGinley by Jan Andrews The Fall by Colleen Nelson Chance to Dance for You by Gail Sidonie Sobat 22 MOONBEAM AWARD – YOUNG ADULT FICTION Gold Medal Winner: The Silent Summer of Kyle McGinley by Jan Andrews Gold Medal Winner: The Green-Eyed Queen of Suicide City by Kevin Marc Fournier Gold Medal Winner: How to Tend a Grave by Jocelyn Shipley Gold Medal Winner: Black Bottle Man by Craig Russell Gold Medal Winner: Dreamfire by Nicole Luiken Gold Medal Winner: Gravity Journal by Gail Sidonie Sobat Silver Medal Winner: Jamie’s Got a Gun by Gail Sidonie Sobat Silver Medal Winner: Morven and the Horse Clan Silver Medal Winner: Signs of Martha by Sarah Raymond Bronze Medal Winner: Guardian by Natasha Deen Bronze Medal Winner: Forever Julia by Jodi Carmichael Bronze Medal Winner: Chance to Dance for You by Gail Sidonie Sobat ON THE SAME PAGE Winner: The Lucky Ones by Anne Mahon Finalist: Stuck in the Middle by Bartley Kives and Bryan Scott Finalist: The House on Sugarbush Road by Méira Cook Finalist: Black Bottle Man by Craig Russell Winner: Juliana and the Medicine Fish by Jake MacDonald SYRCA AWARDS Finalist: Tori by Design by Colleen Nelson VANCOUVER SUN EDITOR’S CHOICE We Watch the Waves by Susan Riley TEEN FICTION A NOVEL Natasha Deen TEEN FICTION GREAT PLAINS TEEN FICTION PUBLISHES CONTEMPORARY AND HISTORICAL FICTION FROM CANADIAN AUTHORS FOR READERS AGE 12 TO NEW ADULT. 3 greatplains.mb.ca Gatekeeper Natasha Deen A NOVEL ISBN: 978-1-927855-39-3 • $14.95 Trade paper, 5.5 x 8.5, 232 pages May 1, 2016 Marketing Plan: National review mailing, online marketing and promotion, national advertising campaign, author participation in interviews, festivals, and conferences Natasha Deen A month after solving her first murder (and almost getting killed in the process), Maggie Johnson and her soul brother Serge Popov are hoping for some peace and quiet to figure out…well, everything. But the dead wait for no one. Especially a dead guy like Kent Thomas. He was every parent's dream, the kind of good kid who excelled at school, and never caused trouble. And he was the kind of guy all the guys liked. Add in a hot factor that made him every girl’s fantasy, and he was the least likely person to be murdered. So who tossed him off a cliff? Maggie’s determined to find the killer but if she’s not careful, she’ll end up just like the soul she’s trying to save. One of the best parts of being a writer for Natasha Deen is presenting at schools, conferences, and workshops. She’s also appeared in a variety of media outlets as a literacy advocate. When not working, she hangs out with her furry boys. She lives in Edmonton. Also by Natasha Deen: Guardian A NOVEL Natasha Deen 978-1-927855-09-6 $14.95, 270 pages SELECTION, BEST BOOKS FOR KIDS & TEENS, SPRING 2015 SELECTION, THE SUNBURST AWARD, SPRING 2015 SELECTION, THE MOONBEAM CHILDREN’S BOOK AWARDS, SPRING 2015 “a great hybrid of horror and mystery (think Buffy the Vampire Slayer meets Veronica Mars), with oodles of potential for humour and terror — and Deen gets the most out of both.” — Quill & Quire “Any novel which has what appears to be a dead body in the trunk of the protagonist’s car on the very first page is bound to be a page-turner … this mix of mystery and fantasy in Guardian is unusual, perhaps, but effective. Highly recommended.” — CM Magazine “Guardian is at its heart a murder mystery, albeit a paranormal one, and a superb one at that” — CanLit For Little Canadians “certainly a recommended read for those interesting in young adult/paranormal fictions.” — Asian American Literature Fans 4 Jodi Carmichael 978-1-927855-20-1 • $14.95 • 264 pages Six months ago, Julia’s life was perfect. Then her dad died. After a dark bout of depression, Julia is fragile and mourns both her father and her old life. But she has one thing to be happy about: Jeremy, the most popular boy at school, has chosen her. His love for her is passionate, even obsessive. As she grows closer to Jeremy, Julia pushes her disapproving friends and family away. But Jeremy only becomes more controlling and Julia has to decide what lines cannot be crossed. BRONZE MEDAL WINNER: Moonbeam Award, mature issues SELECTION: Best Books for Kids & Teens, Fall 2015 “Julia’s story is one that needs to be told … [a]uthor Jodi Carmichael writes about life as a teenager with humour and insight, showing how easy it is for peer pressure and the need to be loved to lead to risky behaviour.” – Quill & Quire “Carmichael’s writing is vivid and her depiction of Julia’s feelings and actions feels authentic and contemporary. This is a young writer to watch.” – Winnipeg Free Press “a story filled with realistic characters who reveal truths about ourselves.” – CM Magazine “Jodi Carmichael gets inside of this Julia and gives her a true voice” – CanLit For Little Canadians MADDER ar, color-blind Dannon tains in search of “love, expecting to find all mine. ppalachia, young Dannon as finer when remembered ope of deliverance in a girl ed Virgil, embarks on an epic wson, Virgil’s vengeful owner. rapher. Other n’s novel series, he National orlds. He lives his photography Madder Carmine Tyler Enfield 978-1-927855-30-0 • $14.95 • 280 pages TYLER ENFIELD $14.95 Crossover Fiction MADDER CARMINE hunted, his mind slips into a uth are transformed into the ide through the underworld. s himself to a surreal journey After three years in the Mexican War, colour-blind Dannon Lereaux sets out across the mountains in search of “love, red, and a new class of salvation,” expecting to find all three in a girl called Madder Carmine. a novel by tyler enfield 15-09-02 4:29 PM “Channels Mark Twain and Dante Alighieri and pulls it off beautifully. A thousand writers could try this trick and a thousand writers would very likely mess it up; Enfield succeeds brilliantly. This is a mind-bending and delightful journey.” – Thomas Trofimuk, author of Waiting for Columbus "It’s intelligent, and poetic, but it’s also a page-turner.” – Maple Tree Literary Supplement “Many archetypal themes and great works of world literature come together in this story from 1849 Appalachia” – CM Magazine 5 RECENT TEEN FICTION Forever Julia TEEN BACKLIST Black Bottle Man Gravity Journal WINNER: Gold Medal, Moonbeam Awards FINALIST: Aurora Awards A WHITE PINE HONOUR BOOK GOLD MEDAL WINNER: Moonbeam Awards The Break a novel and the Horse Clan Luanne Armstrong Luanne Armstrong 978-1-926531-74-8 $14.95, 176 pages Signs of Martha Sarah Raymond 978-1-926531-09-0 $14.95, 208 pages Kevin Marc Fournier 978-1-926531-267 $14.95, 200 pages Nelsa Roberto Morven and the Horse Clan A 2014 MYRCA selection Green-Eyed Queen of Suicide City Nelsa Roberto 978-1-926531-20-5 $14.95, 208 pages The Morven Gail Sidonie Sobat 978-1-894283-76-6 $14.95, 162 pages Craig Russell 978-1-894283-99-1 $14.95, 184 pages WINNER: McNally Robinson Book for Young People GOLD MEDAL WINNER: Moonbeam Awards The Silent Summer of Kyle McGinley How to Tend a Grave Cape Town Jocelyn Shipley 978-1-926531-19-9 $14.95, 184 pages Brenda Hammond 978-1-926531-18-2 $14.95, 328 pages Jan Andrews 978-1-926531-68-7 $14.95, 200 pages The SilenT Summer of Kyle mcGinley Jan Andrews GOLD MEDAL WINNER: Moonbeam Award Jocelyn Shipley A NOVEL Chance to Dance for You Illegally Blonde Gail Sidonie Sobat 978-1-894283-11-3 $14.95, 176 pages GAIL SIDONIE SOBAT AT & NIE SOB ES GAIL SIDOYARDLEY-JON SPYDER GOLD MEDAL WINNER: Moonbeam Award The Gem Lakes Rob Keough 978-1-894283-58-8 $16.95, 176 pages l a i n s t e e n F i c t i o n Spirit Quest Susan Rocan 978-1-894283-98-4 $14.95, 235 pages Tori by Design Jamie’s Got A Gun Nicole Luiken 978-1-894283-88-5 $14.95, 192 pages WINNER: McNally Robinson Book for Young People P a novel Susan Rocan Dreamfire Colleen Nelson 978-1-926531-65-6 $14.95, 192 pages r e a t Nelsa Roberto 978-1-894283-97-7 $14.95, 220 pages BRONZE MEDAL WINNER: Moonbeam Awards SELECTION: Best Books for Kids and Teens The Fall G Colleen Nelson 978-1-926531-10-6 $14.95, 208 pages Gail Sidonie Sobat and Spyder Yardley-Jones 978-1-926531-88-5 $14.95, 280 WINNER: McNally Robinson Book for Young People SELECTION: CCBC Best Books for Kids and Teens WINNER: Moonbeam Award for Young Adult Fiction, Silver Medal Juliana and the Medicine Fish 2010-11 CHOICE onthesamepage.ca G R E A T P L A I N S T E E N F I C T I O N Jake MacDonald JULIANA 978-0-969780-44-1 MEDICINE $16.95, 152 pages Susan Rocan 978-1-894283-75-5 $14.95, 225 pages AND THE FISH JAKE MACDONALD MAGGIE BOLITHO WINNER: Manitoba On the Same Page 2011 Lockdown Maggie Bolitho 978-1-926531-89-2 LOCKDOWN $14.95, 232 pages Susan Rocan G R E A T P L A I N S T E E N a novel A NOVEL SELECTION: CCBC Best Books for Kids and Teens 6 Withershins R K F I C T I O N Wolf Summer Rob Keough 978-1-894283-87-8 $14.95, 192 pages LITERARY FICTION GOTHIC FICTION EDITED BY KEITH CADIEUX ENFIELD & WIZENTY ENFIELD & WIZENTY IS A LITERARY IMPRINT PUBLISHING ORIGINAL NOVELS AND SHORT STORY COLLECTIONS. 7 enfieldandwizenty.ca The Shadow over Portage and Main Edited by Keith Cadieux GOTHIC FICTION EDITED BY KEITH CADIEUX ISBN: 978-1-927855-36-2 • $19.95 Trade paper, 5.5 x 8.5, 208 pages April 1, 2016 Marketing Plan: National review mailing, online marketing and promotion, national advertising campaign, author participation in interviews, festivals, and conferences W innipeg is a place of extremes. Winters are fierce and relentless. Summers are unbearably hot. It has been both the murder and auto theft capital of Canada and the Slurpee capital of the world. It is a place that exerts an influence, that marks and changes its inhabitants. This anthology features writers who have all lived in Winnipeg for a time and been inspired, horrified, changed by that experience. The stories here capture a tone of history, dread, violence, weirdness, and sometimes even whimsy; a tone that only Winnipeg exudes. KEITH CADIEUX’s 2010 novella Gaze was listed for a Manitoba Book Award and the ReLit award. His short fiction has most recently appeared in Prairie Fire, Grain, ELQ, and the Exile Book of New Canadian Noir. He lives in Winnipeg. 8 The Light That Remains Lyse Champagne ISBN:978-1-927855-40-9 • $19.95 Trade paper, 5.5 x 8.5, 240 pages April 1, 2016 Marketing Plan: National review mailing, online marketing and promotion, national advertising campaign, author participation in interviews, festivals, tours and conferences. T he despair of refugees has haunted us long before the civil war in Syria. Lyse Champagne’s evocative new story collection attempts to put these collective and individual tragedies into an historical context. Two Armenian sisters write to each other in the year leading up to the deportations. A young Ukrainian mother embroiders her life story as famine threatens. A boy travels to Hong Kong by train while the Japanese march towards his hometown of Nanjing. A Jewish girl collects words and falls in love as she hides in a French mountain village in 1942. A Cambodian refugee recalls his childhood in his home country and his new life in Canada on a makeshift stage. A Rwandan family prepares to emigrate days before President Habyarimana’s plane is shot down. These stories span the twentieth century and reach into the twenty-first. We discover letters, maps, and the kindness of strangers. Word lists, a falling piano, and young love. Hiding places, history lessons, and conversations around the table. Music, a makeshift stage, and life breathed into memories. LYSE CHAMPAGNE writes in French and in English. Her stories have appeared in Descant, The New Quarterly, The Antigonish Review, Room of One’s Own, Windsor Review and Wascana Review. Her first book, Double Vision, a memoir about growing up French in Ontario was published by Key Porter and her play, Chicane de famille, won the David Smith Playwriting Prize. She lives in Ottawa with her family. GREAT PLAINS TEEN FICTION PUBLISHES CONTEMPORARY AND HISTORICAL FICTION FROM CANADIAN AUTHORS FOR READERS AGE 12 TO NEW ADULT. 9 Butterfly Winter I know who you remInd me of W.P. Kinsella 978-1-926531-16-8 $29.95, 302 pages a novel stories 2012 COLOPHON PRIZE Coming Home: Stories A fter three years in the Mexican War, color-blind Dannon Lereaux sets out across the mountains in search of “love, red, and a new class of salvation,” expecting to find all three in a girl called Madder Carmine. COMing HOME from the Northwest Set in the year 1849, amidst a vividly reconceived Appalachia, young Dannon has returned from the war only to discover home was finer when remembered from afar. Disenchanted and confused, he puts all hope of deliverance in a girl he once met and, along with an escaped slave named Virgil, embarks on an epic journey to find her. But hard on their trail is Will Lawson, Virgil’s vengeful owner. As Dannon is pushed deeper into the world of the hunted, his mind slips into a world of its own. Suddenly the mountains of his youth are transformed into the Nine Circles of Hell, and Virgil becomes his soul-guide through the underworld. With this notion firm in his mind, Dannon commends himself to a surreal journey as he seeks redemption in the heart of the Inferno. Stories from the Northwest Territories TYLER ENFIELD is a writer and photographer. Other books include the award-winning children’s novel series, Wrush. He’s also the writer/director of the National Film Board’s interactive film, Invisible Worlds. He lives in Edmonton, and you can visit him and his photography at www.TylerEnfield.com. foreword by richard van camp Various 978-1-926531-27-4 $19.95, 192 pages TYLER ENFIELD Territories $14.95 Crossover Fiction D E B O R A H - A N N E RICHARD VAN CAMP is an internationally renowned storyteller and bestselling author. A Dogrib (Tlicho) Dene from Fort Smith, NWT, Van Camp now lives in Edmonton. LITERARY FICTION Will Richard Van Camp 978-1- 927855-23-2 $19.95, 208 pages Night Moves continues to explore the incredible lives of Indigenous characters introduced in The Lesser Blessed, Angel Wing Splash Pattern, The Moon of Letting Go, and Godless but Loyal to Heaven. If this is your first time to Fort Simmer and Fort Smith, welcome. If it’s another visit—come on in: we’ve left the lights on for you. 24218-GP-Night Moves Cover-FIN.indd 1 The Moon of Letting Go Night Moves As a window into the magic and potential of the Northwest Territories, Richard Van Camp’s fourth short story collection is hilarious and heartbreaking. A teenaged boy confesses to a vicious assault on a cross-dressing classmate; Lance tells the sensual story of becoming much closer to his wife’s dear friend Juanita; while a reluctant giant catches up with gangsters Torchy and Sfen in a story with shades of supernatural and earthly menace. WINNER: Georges Bugnet Award for Fiction Widows of Hamilton House Richard Van Camp 978-1-926531-00-7 $19.95, 224 pages Shawn Syms 978-1-926531-80-9 $19.95, 296 pages Richard Van Camp 978-1-926531-73-1 $19.95, 200 pages Man and Other Natural Disasters $ Christina Penner 978-1-894283-84-7 $29.95, 240 pages Nerys Parry 978-1-926531-12-0 $29.95, 224 pages a novel Friend Follow.Text. #StoriesFromLivingOnline Godless but Loyal to Heaven T U N N E Y 15-09-02 4:29 PM Nerys Parry Edited by Shawn Syms Deborah-Anne Tunney 978-1-927855-02-7 $19.95, 240 pages a novel by Richard Cumyn 978-1-927855-17-1 $19.95, 280 pages Follow. Text. The View From the Lane tyler enfield Famous Last Meals #storiesFromLivingOnline Jeff Bursey 978-1-926531-03-8 $29.95, 304 pages MADDER Madder Carmine Tyler Enfield 978-1-927855-30-0 $14.95, 224 pages 24368-GP_MadderCarmine_bookcover-full-FIN-JS.indd All Pages Friend. Verbatim I Know Who You Remind Me Of Naomi K. Lewis 978-1-926531-51-9 $29.95, 232 pages winner naomi k. lewis MADDER CARMINE E&W BACKLIST W.P. KINSELLA 19.95 2015-08-13 2:36 PM short stories shane neilson Shane Neilson 978-1-926531-77-9 $29.95, 256 pages The Young in Their Country Richard Cumyn 978-1-926531-02-1 $29.95, 208 pages Gracelessland Rats of Las Vegas 7 Ways to Sunday Lisa Pasold 978-1-894283-92-2 $29.95, 360 pages Lee Kvern 978-1-926531-85-4 $19.95, 208 pages Hello, Sweetheart This Book Will Not Save Your Life 10 Things to Ask Yourself in Warsaw Adam Lindsay Honsinger 978-1-927855-14-0 $19.95, 280 pages Elaine McCluskey 978-1-926531-99-1 $19.95, 200 pages The House on Sugarbush Road Méira Cook 978-1-926531-30-4 $29.95, 296 pages WINNER: McNally Robinson Book of the Yea Michelle Berry 978-1-926531-04-5 $29.95, 272 pages The Tristan Chord Bettina Von Kampen 978-1-894283-85-4 $29.95, 240 pages 10 Barbara Romanik 978-1-894283-83-0 $29.95, 192 pages NON-FICTION GREAT PLAINS PUBLICATIONS GREAT PLAINS PUBLICATIONS IS A NON-FICTION PUBLISHER SPECIALIZING IN PRAIRIE HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY. 11 greatplains.mb.ca Dean Gunnarson: The Making of an Escape Artist Carolyn Gray with introduction by Dean Gunnarson ISBN: 978-1-927855-35-5 • $29.95 Softcover 6 x 8 • 208 pages April 1, 2016 Marketing Plans: Local review mailing, online marketing and promotion, author appearances. D ean Gunnarson, world-renowned escapologist, has made a career of avoiding death. But his first escape was his greatest — surviving juvenile leukemia. In the wake of his illness, a magic-obsessed young Dean mirrors the training of his hero Houdini in his hometown of Winnipeg. Another boy on the cancer ward, named Phil, also wants to walk in Houdini’s footsteps. Together, Phil and Dean go on a quest for real, true magic that will save Philip’s life. They ultimately learn magic can even surprise the magician. CAROLYN GRAY is a Winnipeg theatre artist, puppeteer, playwright, creative writing instructor, and winner of the John Hirsch Award for Most Promising New Writer and the Manitoba Day Award. Her work has been produced by Theatre Projects Manitoba, zone41 Theatre, the Winnipeg International Children’s Festival, and many independent theatre companies. She is particularly interested in magic and mystery, currently working on a new play based on a true Canadian cold case, which of course has magic in it too. This is her first book. Fur Trade, First Nations, and a Life in Northern Canada Leonard Flett 978-1-927855-33-1 $29.95 • 328 pages This is a story about the fur trade and First Nations, and the development of northern Canada, seen and experienced not only through Leonard Flett’s eyes, but also through the eyes of his father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. The lives of indigenous people in remote areas of northern Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan in the 1960s and 1970s are examined in detail. Flett’s successful career with both the Hudson’s Bay Company and the North West Company provides an insight into the dying days of the fur trade and the rise of a new retail business tailored to First Nations. W I S H YO U WERE HERE! S TA N M I L O S E V I C HAN D -TI NTE D POSTCARDS FROM WINNIPEG’S H A L C YO N D AY S Wish You Were Here: Hand-tinted Postcards from Winnipeg’s Halcyon Days Stan Milosevic 978-1-927855-34-8 • $24.95 • 120 pages Before email, before Instagram and selfies, postcards were mailed across the world. At the turn of the 20th century, travellers to Winnipeg were impressed by the city’s stately architecture, its broad streets, and its tranquil parks. Hand-tinted postcards expressed the vibrancy and optimism felt by visitors to Manitoba. Dreamlike and evocative, these vintage postcards are truly works of art. On the Air: The Golden Age of Radio Garry Moir 978-1-927855-26-3 • $29.95 • 192 pages Before the internet, before TV, Manitoba was a hotbed for innovation in radio. These innovations range from the first publically-owned radio station to the first play-by-play broadcast of women’s hockey. During World War II, a Winnipeg broadcaster was as well-known in England as Churchill. And Neil Young’s very first recording was done at a local station. These are but a few of the stories of early radio in Manitoba. In its first half century, the medium was a powerful, revolutionary force that touched and linked virtually everyone in the province. RECENT NON-FICTION From the Barren Lands: NON-FICTION BACKLIST General Non-Fiction 300 Years of Beer: An Illustrated History of Brewing in Manitoba TEXT BY SHELLEY PENZIWOL PHOTOGRAPHY BY PETER BLAHUT FROM ASESSIPPI TO ZED LAKE A GUIDE TO MANITOBA’S PROVINCIAL PARKS Bill Wright & Dave Craig 978-1-926531-71-7 $35.00, illustrated softcover, 224 pages A Daytripper’s Guide to Manitoba: Exploring Canada’s Undiscovered Province Shelley Penziwol 978-1-926531-14-4 $29.95, illustrated softcover, 208 pages ghost stories from the heart of the continent Matthew Komus Bartley Kives 978-1-927855-27-0 $24.95 Encyclopedia of Manitoba Edited by Ingeborg Boyens 978-1-894283-71-7 $49.95, full colour hardcover, 814 pages Every Stone a Story2: More of Manitoba’s Buried History Dale Brawn 978-1-894283-96-0 $29.95, illustrated softcover, 152 pages Tips for folks who want to catch their own food (and have fun doing it!) John Toone Fishin’ for Dumbasses: Tips for folks who want to catch their own food (and have fun doing it!) John Toone 978-1-926531-92-2 $19.95, 176 pages From Asessippi to Zed Lake: A Guide to Manitoba’s Provincial Parks A History of DisA DisAsters Dis Asters in MA M MAnitobA Anitob nitobA A Brock HolowacHuk Haunted Winnipeg: Ghost Stories from the Heart of the Continent Matthew Komus 978-1-927855-05-8 $19.95, 200 pages Impact: A History of Disasters in Manitoba Brock Holowachuk 978-1-894283-90-8 $29.95, illustrated softcover, 160 pages Kings of the Rings: 125 Years of the World’s Biggest Bonspiel Sean Grassie 978-1-926531-59-5 $29.95, illustrated softcover, 208 pages The Lake: An Illustrated History of Manitobans’ Cottage Country Jake MacDonald 978-1-894283-12-0 $39.95, full colour hardcover, 200 pages 14 The Mosaic Village: An Illustrated History of Winnipeg’s North End Russ Gourluck A Voyage to the Front Line of Climate Change Cameron DueCk Russ Gourluck 978-1-894283-86-1 $29.95, illustrated softcover, 272 pages The New Northwest Passage: A Voyage to the Front Line of Climate Change Cameron Dueck 978-1-926531-36-6 $24.95, 256 pages Noah’s Last Canoe: The Lost Art of Cree Birch Bark Canoe Building Doug Evans 978-1-894283-82-3 $24.95, full colour hardcover, 112 pages Silver Screens on the Prairies: An Illustrated History of Motion Picture Theatres in Manitoba Russ Gourluck 978-1-926531-21-2 $29.95, illustrated softcover, 294 pages Stuck in the Middle: Dissenting Views of Winnipeg Bryan Scott and Bartley Kives 978-1-926531-84-7 $29.95, illustrated softcover, 200 pages In Search of Canada: The Early Years of John Wesley Dafoe Red River Remembered: A Bicentennial Collection of Stories and Recipes Christopher Dafoe 978-1-926531-94-6 $24.95, 224 pages Noni Campbell-Horner 978-1-926531-28-1 $24.95, illustrated softcover, 256 pages The Library Tree: How a Canadian woman brought the joy of reading to a generation of African children Tales from the Back Room: Memories of a Political Insider Michael Decter 978-1-926531-06-9 $24.95, 224 pages Deborah Cowley 978-1-926531-83-0 $24.95, 232 pages Vikings on a Prairie Ocean: The Saga of a Lake, a People, a Family, and a Man Glenn Sigurdson 978-1-926531-93-9 $29.95, 320 pages We Watch the Waves: Unravelling the Mystery of a Father’s Death Susan Riley 978-1-894283-77-9 $21.95, 204 pages Truth is Naked All Others Pay Cash: An Autobiographical Exaggeration The Lucky Ones: African Refugees’ Stories of Extraordinary Courage Byron Rempel 978-1-894283-61-8 $19.95, 176 pages Anne Mahon 978-1-926531-72-4 $24.95, 224 pages True Crime Mike Mcintyre How Canada failed to stoppedophile peter whitmore Devil Among Us: How Canada Failed to Stop a Pedophile Mike McIntyre 978-1-894283-80-9 $11.95, mass market, 320 pages How “Project Angel” Cracked The Candace Derksen Case Mike McIntyre Journey for Justice: How Project Angel Cracked the Candace Derksen Case Mike McIntyre 978-1-926531-13-7 $11.95, mass market, 336 pages 15 Mike on Crime: True Tales of Law and Disorder Mike McIntyre 978-1-927855-06-5 $11.95, 320 pages NON-FICTION BACKLIST Memoir and Biography GREAT PLAINS PUBLICATIONS LTD. 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