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Ottawa's most beloved literary publisher (2006-2017); posting a month's worth of poems every April for National Poetry Month
our books now available via Invisible Publishing
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a list of our titles
The Calgary Renaissance, eds. Derek Beaulieu + rob mclennan (poetry/fiction, 2016)
this, by Andy Weaver (poetry, 2016)
Tatterdemalion, by Jennifer Londry (poetry, 2016)
continua, by Chris Turnbull (poetry, 2016)
Understander, by N.W. Lea (poetry, 2015)
The Collected Poems of William Hawkins, ed. Cameron Anstee (poetry, 2015)
Kiki, by Amanda Earl (poetry, 2014)
Singular Plurals, by Roland Prevost (poetry, 2014)
Garden, by Monty Reid (poetry, 2014)
The Uncertainty Principle: stories, by rob mclennan (2014)
Ground rules: the best of the second decade of above/ground press 2003-2013, ed. rob mclennan (2013)
Casemate Poems (Collected), by Joe Blades (2011)
The Lizard and Other Stories, by Michael Bryson (2010)
Been Shed Bore, by Pearl Pirie (poetry, 2010)
Soft Where, by Marcus McCann (poetry, 2009)
A Long Continual Argument: The Selected Poems of John Newlove, ed. Robert McTavish (2007)
Old Winter, by Anne Le Dressay (poetry, 2007)
The Ottawa City Project, by rob mclennan (poetry, 2007)
Decalogue 2: ten Ottawa fiction writers, ed. rob mclennan (2007)
Everything is Movies, by Nicholas Lea (poetry, 2007)
The Desmond Road Book of the Dead, by Clare Latremouille (novel, 2006)
Disappointment Island, by Monty Reid (poetry, 2006)
movement in jars, by Meghan Jackson (poetry, 2006)
Decalogue: ten Ottawa poets, ed. rob mclennan (2006)
this, by Andy Weaver (poetry, 2016)
Tatterdemalion, by Jennifer Londry (poetry, 2016)
continua, by Chris Turnbull (poetry, 2016)
Understander, by N.W. Lea (poetry, 2015)
The Collected Poems of William Hawkins, ed. Cameron Anstee (poetry, 2015)
Kiki, by Amanda Earl (poetry, 2014)
Singular Plurals, by Roland Prevost (poetry, 2014)
Garden, by Monty Reid (poetry, 2014)
The Uncertainty Principle: stories, by rob mclennan (2014)
Ground rules: the best of the second decade of above/ground press 2003-2013, ed. rob mclennan (2013)
Casemate Poems (Collected), by Joe Blades (2011)
The Lizard and Other Stories, by Michael Bryson (2010)
Been Shed Bore, by Pearl Pirie (poetry, 2010)
Soft Where, by Marcus McCann (poetry, 2009)
A Long Continual Argument: The Selected Poems of John Newlove, ed. Robert McTavish (2007)
Old Winter, by Anne Le Dressay (poetry, 2007)
The Ottawa City Project, by rob mclennan (poetry, 2007)
Decalogue 2: ten Ottawa fiction writers, ed. rob mclennan (2007)
Everything is Movies, by Nicholas Lea (poetry, 2007)
The Desmond Road Book of the Dead, by Clare Latremouille (novel, 2006)
Disappointment Island, by Monty Reid (poetry, 2006)
movement in jars, by Meghan Jackson (poetry, 2006)
Decalogue: ten Ottawa poets, ed. rob mclennan (2006)
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- National Poetry Month 2014: Helen Hajnoczky,
- Amanda Earl: On Perfection in Poetry & the Need to...
- National Poetry Month 2014: rob mclennan,
- National Poetry Month 2014: N.W. Lea,
- WHAT IS YOUR FRAGMENT IX: Pearl Pirie responds
- National Poetry Month 2014: Joe Blades,
- rob mclennan wins CAO Mid-Career Artist Award!
- National Poetry Month 2014: Anne Le Dressay,
- Chaudiere Books editorial meeting!
- National Poetry Month 2014: Roland Prevost,
- National Poetry Month 2014: Karen Massey,
- Amanda Earl: Oulipo, The Toronto Quarterly and Nat...
- National Poetry Month 2014: derek beaulieu,
- National Poetry Month 2014: Pearl Pirie,
- National Poetry Month 2014: Marilyn Irwin,
- National Poetry Month 2014: Rhonda Douglas,
- National Poetry Month 2014: Marcus McCann,
- Calgary launch of Ground Rules: above/ground press...
- National Poetry Month 2014: Anita Dolman,
- Pearl Pirie co-judges the 'Poetry on spines' conte...
- National Poetry Month 2014: Eleni Zisimatos,
- National Poetry Month 2014: Gil McElroy,
- National Poetry Month 2014: Amanda Earl,
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