Thistledown Press is a 45-year-old publishing company embarking on a new phase of its existence with a change of ownership in fall 2020. The new team at Thistledown is delighted to be an active force in the Canadian literary landscape, producing original, engaging, and thought-provoking books by new and established Canadian authors, while at the same time honouring our past as a legacy press founded in Saskatoon in 1975.
Spring 2025
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Food for the Journey: A Life in TravelBiography & Autobiography, Non-fiction, Personal Memoirs, Women
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Tunnel Island: StoriesFiction
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Walking UpstreamPoetry, Canadian
Fall 2024
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Because Somebody Asked Me ToBiography & Autobiography, LITERARY CRITICISM, Literary Collections, Non-fiction, Canadian, Essays, Literary Figures
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A Life in PiecesBiography & Autobiography, Non-fiction, Educators, Personal Memoirs, Women
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The Genius Hour ProjectJuvenile Fiction, Family, Friendship, Parents, School & Education, Social Themes
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The Beech ForestFiction, Literary, Small Town & Rural
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The Rasmussen PapersFiction, Literary, Psychological
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What Fills Your House Like SmokePoetry, Canadian, Family, Indigenous, Subjects & Themes
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The Economy of SparrowsFiction, Literary, Nature & the Environment
The Economy of Sparrows by Trevor Herriot
Congratulations to Trevor Herriot for winning the 2024 Glengarry Book Award Prize for his debut novel, The Economy of Sparrows!
Launched by the Saskatchewan Foundation For the Arts (SFFA) in 2021, the Glengarry Book Award Prize was created to support and foster Saskatchewan’s literary culture.
According to Claire Kramer, founding trustee of the SFFA, “The Economy of Sparrows celebrates the prairies, sharing a narrative of a deep connection rooted to land and nature. Our fourth year is a proud moment as we continue to support Saskatchewan writers who share stories and inspire readers beyond our borders.” Read the full announcement here.
Please find further details about the book and the author, as well as ordering information, here.