Turnstone Press
206-100 Arthur Street R3B 1H3 Winnipeg, MB, Canada
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Locality: Winnipeg, Manitoba
Phone: +1 204-947-1555
Address: 206-100 Arthur Street R3B 1H3 Winnipeg, MB, Canada
Website: www.turnstonepress.com
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Meet our February 18 Book Jam authors! Daria Salamon & Rob Krause Daria Salamon is the bestselling and award winning author of the novel The Prairie Bridesmaid ... and the memoir Don’t Try This at Home: One Family’s (mis)Adventures Around the World. Her work has appeared in theNew York Times, Washington Post and Today’s Parent. She holds Arts and Education degrees from the University of Winnipeg and University of Manitoba as well as an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of British Columbia. She lives in Winnipeg with her husband and two children. Rob Krause has at one time performed as a zoologist, a lawyer, and a record label owner. He has been published in the Globe and Mail, Winnipeg Free Press, Exclaim, and, of course, The Canadian Journal of Zoology. Rob has hitchhiked across Europe and toured with bands throughout North America. He's been to the highest peaks and the lowest valleys. And that's just with his family when they go to the grocery store. --This text refers to the paperback edition. Join us on this page via FaceBook Live, or via Zoom. Our live Zoom audience members (limited registrants) will be entered in draw for a McNally Robinson Booksellers gift certificate, donated by McNally's (forever favourite bookstore of the Jam!). Direct register to be part of our Zoomed audience here: https://us02web.zoom.us//tZApfuqqpzwsE91OrAN52WZ2U3n_PVzS4
Throwback Thursday Celebrating 45 years of Turnstone Kelly Quirk's life is coming unravelled...again. Kelly, a young costume designer, was devastated by the suicide of her husband James, a gifted artist, and she is still haunted by his memory. But lately, she's haunted by something more than memory. Disturbing and strange phone calls, the disappearance of her husband's favourite shirt and drawings, fleeting shadows and shapes all chill Kelly to the bone.... When a more earthly danger threatens her beloved nephew, Alex, Kelly is galvanized into action, fleeing with the boy to Minneapolis. Posing as Alex's mother, Kelly takes a job designing costumes on a production of Hamlet. But as she tries to settle into her new life as a fugitive, the lead actor in the production takes more than a passing interest in her, threatening her anonymity. On the eve of opening night, a series of deadly events begins to unfold, and the past finally catches up with Kelly. She's forced to face her own role in a web of secrets that has entrapped her family -- and now threatens to consume her and everything she cares for. #tbt #thriller #canlit
Happy #IReadCanadianDay! We’re proud to have published 45 years’ worth of excellent Canadian literature, including Andrew Unger’s ONCE REMOVED, pictured here! Keep reading Canadian, friends!
Our 2poem2 Tuesday reading today features Kim Fahner and Su Croll with poems that, whether grappling with desire or grief, urge us to "lead with the heart."
Next Thursday! Please join Rob Krause and Daria Salamon (DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME), along with a host of other mega-talented non-fiction authors, for an hour of readings and music!
Throwback Thursday Celebrating 45 years of Turnstone Melissa Steele explores modern love and its implications of fear, loneliness and complacency. Divided into two parts: the first is a series of connected short stories chroniciling a family's breakup while the second part is a group of stories exhibiting the random chance and conscientious design behind the involvement of two people who will inevitably end up alone.... An unflinching look at modern love. A strong new voice in Canadian literature. #tbt #canlit #shortstories
Kicking off the weekend with a FANTASTIC interview with Paul Pearson (LUNATIC ENGINE) on The Poetry of Science Podcast!
A new article about Sarah Klassen's THE TREE OF LIFE is in the latest edition of Prairie Books Now!
Enjoy a new Poetry Pause with Dennis Cooley's "the clocks we lock"
The final part of Dennis Cooley's poetry mini interview is up! Thanks for reading along!
Jeffrey John Eyamie is on Made in Manitoba Book TV! Check out his reading from STILL ME: A GOLF TRAGEDY IN 18 PARTS and keep an eye open for it on Shaw too!