Combining personal accounts with exhaustive research, this outstanding book should become a definitive resource on gluten intolerance. "Toxic Staple", Anne Sarkisian’s excellent, informative book about gluten, a substance found in... Read More

Chefs do cry, and this jaw-dropping photography book will cause such a bout of equipment envy, you’d be wise to hide the knives from your gawking gourmet. Luckily, the photos and descriptions include the designers’ websites. Read More

Ethical questions give depth to the characters in this fascinating, gruesome mystery. Jake Wood travels to Los Angeles to visit his cousin, but when he arrives, she is nowhere to be found. In this engaging mystery, "Barely Breathing",... Read More

Woodcuts of Conrad Black’s life probe past the simple facts to deeper impressions that flow clearly and inexorably from one to the next. Conrad Black is a difficult man to describe. He is Canadian, an author and newspaper publisher,... Read More

Engaging dialogue propels this story forward and reveals character as well as mystery. Reconciliation, redemption, and reparation are among the motifs Cori Cooper Di Biase threads throughout his debut novel, These Can’t Be Choices, but... Read More

With jaunty and engaging moments, "Currure Spatium" is a well-mapped commentary on an undesirable potential future. Christian Ytteborg’s tongue-in-cheek debut novel, "Currure Spatium", presents a future universe in which a rogue,... Read More

Capaldo conveys adoption and contemporary Italy with thoughtful details. "The Rabbit Culture" explores the unique challenges of adoption but digs even deeper into the economic, political, and social environment of Italy in the new... Read More

This well-organized and thorough analysis of publishing options provides the insight necessary for Canadian writers to begin their career. With How to Publish a Book in Canada … and Sell Enough Copies to Make a Profit, bestselling... Read More