REVIEW — Angie Ellis — A Snake and a Feathered Bird in Literary Review of Canada

“Ultimately, Angie Ellis pieces together a larger narrative that Ben will never fully know. . . A snake and a sparrow—seemingly bad or seemingly good—aren’t so dissimilar when reduced to their essentials.” —Heidi Rennert, Literary Review of Canada Thank you to the Literary Review of Canada for the review of A Snake and a Feathered

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REVIEW: Elizabeth J. Haynes — Food for the Journey: A Life in Travel

“This is what Haynes does expertly: exercises the restraint to let her father’s own phlegmatic humility tell us what we need to know about him. She consistently plucks just the right excerpts of dialogue, pertinent descriptive detail and gestures, and adds only enough carefully curated backstory to provide crisp and concise vignettes of the people

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We’re Hiring! Assistant Editor

Job Description: Assistant Editor This is a part-time, seasonal position from Nov 15 to June 15 each year. The ideal candidate will be local to Saskatoon, SK. Duties: Qualifications: This is a great entry-level opportunity for someone wanting to work in literary publishing. The ideal candidate will be very well read, with a passion for

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REVIEW: Elizabeth J. Haynes — Food for the Journey in Culinary Historians of Canada

“. . .a journey with good food, shared with family and friends.” Thank you to Elka Weinstein with the Culinary Historians of Canada for the review of Food for the Journey: A Life in Travel by Elizabeth J. Haynes! Read the full review here: https://www.culinaryhistorians.ca/wordpress/digest/book-reviews/#foojour

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REVIEW: Caroline Pignat — The Discovery of Finnegan Wilde on SaskBooks Reviews

“This fast-paced, well-researched book transported me and I thoroughly enjoyed all things Irish while I was away, and Finn’s important discovery that ‘though the way be winding, it gets you there. Eventually.’” Thank you to Shelley A. Leedahl with SaskBooks Reviews for the review of The Discovery of Finnegan Wilde by Caroline Pignat! Read more

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“Fifty years on, and they’re still going strong.” Elizabeth Philips on Saskatchewan Weekend with Shauna Powers

Our very own Elizabeth Philips was interviewed by Shauna Powers on Saskatchewan Weekend! Follow the link below to hear all about 50 years of Thistledown, including our special 50th Anniversary event at the Saskatchewan Festival of Words on July 19, 2025. https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-205-saskatchewan-weekend/clip/16158879-saskatchewans-thistledown-press-celebrates-50-years

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E. McGregor a Finalist for High Plains International Book Awards

We are thrilled to share that What Fills Your House Like Smoke by E. McGregor is a finalist for the 2025 First Book Award from the High Plains International Book Awards!! Congratulations to E. McGregor and all other finalists! The High Plains International Book Awards celebrates exceptional writing throughout Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming,

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Coming Soon: Fall 2025 Titles

We are thrilled to announce our Fall 2025 lineup! Coming soon: August 5, 2025: Kohkum’s Royal Bannock by Wilfred Burton, illustrated by Hawlii Pichette August 19, 2025: The Discovery of Finnegan Wilde by Caroline Pignat October 7, 2025: A Snake and a Feathered Bird by Angie Ellis Follow the links to learn more and to

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