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Autumn 2010
by TED FERGUSON
amazing stories from canada's
WILDEST decade
ted ferguson
It will leave you breathless ∫and∫ SHAKING your head
in amazement— terry fall i s
humble doctor performs medical miracles for a dollar apiece in a tiny farm village outside Ottawa. A teenaged boy from Cincinnati passes himself off to Toronto newspapers as a wilderness boy" making his first trip into civilization on a mission of revenge. A clause in an eccentric millionaire's will inadvertently triggers a national baby derby," and a war hero becomes a religious cult leader and turns his British Columbia enclave into a hotbed of sadomasochistic orgies.
The 1920s were a time of frivolous fads, shocking crimes, and political and social changes that yanked Canada out of the 19th century and into the modern age. In Strange Days, Ted Ferguson revisits dozens of stories that could only have happened in the '20s tales of serial killers, athletes, con men, crackpots, bathing beauties, and more all of them nearly too amazing to believe and too entertaining to be forgotten.
Ted Ferguson (no relation, but I'm a big, big fan of his writing) has followed up his heartfelt and humourous Back Roads with a fascinating,
timely, and terrifically entertaining new work. Strange Days is that literary rarity a book that, once begun, you will not want to put down.
IAN FERGUSON author of Village of the Small Houses
In Strange Days, Ted Ferguson has assembled an amazing case of Canadian rogues, leaders, visionaries, tough guys, trendsetters, and barrier-breakers. And the best part is, their stories are all true. Ferguson sets fire to the myth that
Canadians are boring. His whirlwind tour of Canada in the Roaring Twenties will leave you breathless and shaking your head in amazement.
TERRY FALLIS author of the cbc Canada Reads finalist, The Best Laid Plans
a novel
alice zorn
Arrhythm
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$21.95isbn 978-1-897126-80-6www.newestpress.com
Betrayal is an ugly yet compulsive game. Joelle is about to lose her husband Marc, who has become obsessed with Ketia, a young Haitian woman. Keitia lies to her family to conceal her liaison with Marc, knowing they would not approve. Joelle’s friend Diane does not realize that her boyfriend Nazim has never told his Muslim family in Morocco about her. Then Nazim gets a letter that threatens his secret.
In her first novel since her highly successful debut collection of short fiction, Ruins & Relics, Alice Zorn leads readers with sureness, sly humour, and grace into the lives of a diverse cast of characters struggling with conflicting cultural values and the demands of intimacy. Set against the busy urban mosaic of Montreal in the winter of 1999, Arrhythmia is a study of betrayal: the large betrayals we commit against our loved ones, and the smaller ones we commit against ourselves.
Arrhythmia is a vivid and elegantly written novel with characters so fully realized, so round and warm and fraught with their own hidden desires and wounds, so sincere in both their misapprehensions and their hard-won resolutions that the reader inhabits them, smells the rich aromas of their cooking, endures the pain of their longing for what is forbidden, rejoices in their moments of triumph and redemption. Arrhythmia holds the reader fast from its opening pages to its wise and satisfying end.julie k eith author of The Devil Out There
“An utterly compelling story written with a clear, cold eye. Zorn’s women navigate betrayal by holding filaments of family and friendships so tenuous you never know which lifeline will snap.”k athleen w inter Governor General and Giller nominated author of Annabel
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What is real when seen through the eyes of a child? When does the harshness of reality transform idyllic memories? The young narrator of Santa Rosa seeks the answers to these questions as she tries to make sense of the disintegration of her parents’ marriage — a process echoed by the slow disintegration of their neighbourhood.
In subtle poetic prose, Wendy McGrath evokes afternoons at the fair captured in overexposed photographs, and a family’s disquieting day at the beach as moments that exist apart from time, in a place where every sense is heightened, and where every memory is sharpened as if in a lucid dream where understanding lies just beyond reach.
Beautifully wrought! In Santa Rosa, Wendy McGrath takes us into the province of childhood, recreating the essence of a time and place where our eyes are opened to the colours of the world, her writing rich with sensory images and closely observed detail. Hers is a songlike gift, and Santa Rosa is a novel of poetic grace.
L y n d a M o n a h a n author of What My Body Knows
Wendy McGrath captures the fragmented dynamics of family from a child’s point of view. Her prose evokes a kind of lyrical menace and a sense of period that is simultaneously past and vividly present.
a L I c e M a j o rauthor of Memory’s Daughter
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WHY IS MAGIC STILL A SECRET IN EDMONTON? GOOD PR.Psychic Anna Gareau and public relations expert Collie Kostyna keep things quiet for local magicians and for their biggest client, an underground supernatural society known as the Embassy.
In Grayling Cross, an investigator arrives in town on the trail of a missing teenage psychic, and hires Anna and Collie to be his liaisons to the local magic community. Troublingly, though, he turns out to have a knack for suppressing magic, leaving magicians powerless and vul-nerable — and the Embassy wastes no time telling Anna and Collie to get him out of town. And when an Embassy employee is found murdered in a house nobody should have been able to enter, with a weapon that never should have killed him, suspicion naturally falls upon Anna and Collie’s new client.
Was he involved in murder? And what is his relation-ship to a northern Alberta ghost town called Grayling Cross? To answer those questions, Anna and Collie must face unveiled threats from their employers, a city full of dangerous suspects, and the uneasy feeling that reality and morality are shifting around them.
Who knew that Edmonton had such a rich underworld, filled with crazy characters and magic? If you liked Mike Carey’s Felix Castor series, read Gayleen Froese’s Grayling Cross and settle in for a fun ride with the paranormal world’s Thelma and Louise.
—HALLI VILLEGAS author of The Hair Wreath and Other Stories
GANGSON
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Gangson is about aesthetics and culture, both personal and impersonal. It’s about language and politics, and the politics of language.
Gangson is also about violence. Violence shapes societies and places. Violence writes histories, defines movements, and constructs meanings. In the series of poems at the heart of this collection, Were the Bees author Andy Weaver examines how aggression and manipulation are as equally responsible as politics and lan-guage for how societies come to be defined.
Employing experimental techniques such as cut-ups and chance-generated poetry and drawing inspiration from the classic turn-of-the-century criminal study, Gangs of New York, Gangson presents a new way of thinking about the politics of survival and the bestial nature of man.
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2. [front list] Grayling Cross
3. [front list] Gangson
4. [front list] Santa Rosa
5. [front list] Arrhythmia
6. [front list] Strange Days: Amazing Stories
from Canada’s Wildest Decade
7–9. Complete List
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by gayleen froeseGrayling Cross
fictionisbn 13 978-1-897126-73-8bisac fic000000312 pp II 5 .5 x 8.5 pbmarch 2011 II $19.95
Digital Media1. Gayleen Froese talks to NeWest
Audio clip
Why is Magic Still a Secret in Edmonton? Good PR. Psychic Anna Gareau and public relations expert Collie Kostyna keep things quiet for local magicians and for their biggest client, an underground supernatural society known as the Embassy.
In Grayling Cross, an investigator arrives in town on the trail of a missing teenage psychic, and hires Anna and Collie to be his liaisons to the local magic community. Troublingly, though, he turns out to have a knack for su-pressing magic, leaving magicians powerless and vulner-able – and the Embassy wastes no time telling Anna and Collie to get him out of town. And when an Embassy employee is found murdered in a house nobody should have been able to enter, with a weapon that never should have killed him, suspicion naturally falls upon Anna and Collie’s new client.
[BIO] The multi-talented Gayleen Froese is a novelist, musician, and communications professional. She has also worked as a radio writer and talk show host, an advertising creative director, and a communi-cations officer.
Gayleen Froese’s first novel, Touch, is part of the NeWest Nunatak
First Fiction Series.
Gayleen Froese
$19.95 / ISBN 978-1897126-73-8
781897 1267389
GR
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ayleen Froese
www.NEWESTPRESS.com
WHY IS MAGIC STILL A SECRET IN EDMONTON? GOOD PR.Psychic Anna Gareau and public relations expert Collie Kostyna keep things quiet for local magicians and for their biggest client, an underground supernatural society known as the Embassy.
In Grayling Cross, an investigator arrives in town on the trail of a missing teenage psychic, and hires Anna and Collie to be his liaisons to the local magic community. Troublingly, though, he turns out to have a knack for suppressing magic, leaving magicians powerless and vul-nerable — and the Embassy wastes no time telling Anna and Collie to get him out of town. And when an Embassy employee is found murdered in a house nobody should have been able to enter, with a weapon that never should have killed him, suspicion naturally falls upon Anna and Collie’s new client.
Was he involved in murder? And what is his relation-ship to a northern Alberta ghost town called Grayling Cross? To answer those questions, Anna and Collie must face unveiled threats from their employers, a city full of dangerous suspects, and the uneasy feeling that reality and morality are shifting around them.
Who knew that Edmonton had such a rich underworld, filled with crazy characters and magic? If you liked Mike Carey’s Felix Castor series, read Gayleen Froese’s Grayling Cross and settle in for a fun ride with the paranormal world’s Thelma and Louise.
—HALLI VILLEGAS author of The Hair Wreath and Other Stories
[front list]
Read more Gayleen Froese:Touch978-1-896300-93-1
For more information on Gayleen, visit: www.gayleenfroese.com
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Digital Media1. Andy Weaver talks about his poetry
Audio clip
poetryisbn 13 978-1-897126-71-4bisac poe00000096 pp II 6 x 8 pbapril 2011 II $14.95
The Politics of Violence... Gangson is about aesthetics and culture, both personal and impersonal. It’s about language and politics, and the politics of language.
Gangson is also about violence. Violence shapes societies and places. Violence writes histories, defines movements, and constructs meanings. In the series of poems at the heart of this collection, Were the Bees author Andy Weaver examines how aggression and manipulation are as responsible as politics and language for how societies come to be defined.
Employing experimental techniques such as cut-ups and chance-generated poetry and drawing inspiration from the classic turn-of-the-century criminal study Gangs of New York, Gangson presents a new way of thinking about the politics of survival and the bestial nature of man.
[BIO] Andy Weaver served on the poetry editorial board of The Fiddlehead, and was co-founder and poetry editor of Qwerty magazine. His NeWest Press title Were the Bees was published in 2005. He completed his PhD at the University of Alberta and co-founded The Olive Reading and Zine Series. He lives in Toronto, where he teaches at York University.
by andy weaverGangson
Read more Andy Weaver:Were the Bees978-1-896300-85-6
[front list]
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by wendy mcgrathSanta Rosa
Digital Media1. Wendy McGrath discusses the writing of Santa Rosa
Audio clip
fictionisbn 13 978-1-897126-81-3bisac fic000000128 pp II 5 x 8.5 pbapril 2011 II $15.95
A Home Vanished... What is real when seen through the eyes of a child? When does the harshness of reality transform idyllic memories? The young narrator of Santa Rosa seeks the answers to these questions as she tries to make sense of the disintegration of her parents’ marriage—a process echoed by the slow disintegration of their neighbourhood.
In subtle poetic prose, Wendy McGrath evokes afternoons at the fair captured in overexposed photographs and a family’s disquieting day at the beach as moments that exist apart from time, in a place where every sense is heightened, and where every memory is sharpened as if in a lucid dream where understanding lies just beyond reach.
[BIO] Wendy McGrath was born in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Her poetry and short fiction has been pub-lished in such publications as Descant, Poetry in Motion, and NeWest Review. Her previous novel, Recurring Fictions, was released through the University of Alberta Press in 2002.
[front list]
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by alice zornArrhythmia
fictionisbn 13 978-1-897126-80-6bisac fic000000320 pp II 5 .5 x 9 pbmay 2011 II $21.95
Digital Media1. Alice Zorn discusses her writing and her inspiration
Audio clip
Love, Lust, and Betrayal in MontrealJoelle is about to lose her husband Marc, who has become obsessed with Ketia, a young Haitian woman. Ketia lies to her family to conceal her liaison with Marc. Joelle’s friend Diane does not realize that her boyfriend Nazim has never told his Muslim family in Morocco about her. Then Nazim gets a letter that threatens his secret.
Alice Zorn leads readers into the lives of a diverse cast of characters struggling with conflicting cultural values and the demands of intimacy. Set against the busy urban mosaic of Montreal, Arrhythmia is a study of betrayal: the large betrayals we commit against our loved ones, and the smaller ones we commit against ourselves.
[BIO] Originally from Ontario, Alice Zorn lives in Montreal. She has published short fiction in magazines, and placed first in Prairie Fire’s 2006 Fiction Contest. Her collection of short stories, Ruins & Relics, was a finalist for the 2009 McAuslan Quebec Writers’ Federation First Book Prize. Arrhythmia is her first novel.
[front list]
[media center]
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by ted fergusonStrange Days
non-fictionisbn 13 978-1-897126-82-0bisac his000000280 pp II 6 x 9 pbmay 2011 II $21.95
Digital Media1. Ted Ferguson talks about his interest in Canada’s unique history
Audio clip
Amazing Stories from Canada’s Wildest DecadeThe 1920s were one of the wildest decades in Canada’s history, a time of frivolous fads, shocking crimes, and political and social changes that definitively yanked the country out of the 19th century and into the modern age. In Strange Days, Ted Ferguson revisits dozens of stories that could only have happened in the ’20s — tales of serial killers, athletes, con men, crackpots, prime ministers, bathing beauties, and more — all of them nearly too amazing to believe and too entertaining to be forgotten.
[BIO] Ted Ferguson was born and raised in Victoria, BC. For ten years, he worked as a newspaper reporter, television critic, sports columnist, and magazine writer in several cities across Canada, before becoming a full-time freelance writer 30 years ago. He has published seven books, including the Alberta Non-Fiction Book Award winner Desperate Siege. His humourous memoir, Back Roads,
was published by NeWest in 2008.
by TED FERGUSON
amazing stories from canada's
WILDEST decade
ted ferguson
It will leave you breathless ∫and∫ SHAKING your head
in amazement!— terry fall i s
humble doctor performs medical miracles for a dollar apiece in a tiny farm village outside Ottawa. A teenager from Cincinnati passes himself off to Toronto newspapers as a wilderness boy" making his first trip into civilization on a mission of revenge. A clause in an eccentric millionaire's will triggers a national baby derby," and a war hero becomes areligious cult leader and turns his British Columbia enclave into a hotbed of sadomasochistic orgies.
The 1920s were a time of frivolous fads, shocking crimes, and political and social changes that yanked Canada out of the 19th century and into the modern age. In Strange Days, Ted Ferguson revisits dozens of stories that could only have happened in the '20s tales of serial killers, athletes, con men, crackpots, bathing beauties, and more all of them nearly too amazing to believe and too entertaining to be forgotten.
Ted Ferguson (no relation, but I'm a big, big fan of his writing) has followed up his heartfelt and humourous Back Roads with a fascinating,
timely, and terrifically entertaining new work. Strange Days is that literary rarity a book that, once begun, you will not want to put down.
IAN FERGUSON author of Village of the Small Houses
In Strange Days, Ted Ferguson has assembled an amazing case of Canadian rogues, leaders, visionaries, tough guys, trendsetters, and barrier-breakers. And the best part is, their stories are all true. Ferguson sets fire to the myth that
Canadians are boring. His whirlwind tour of Canada in the Roaring Twenties will leave you breathless and shaking your head in amazement.
TERRY FALLIS author of the cbc Canada Reads finalist, The Best Laid Plans
[front list]
seal intestine raincoat[media center]
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