On the Edge of Beging: An Afghan Woman's Journey by Dr. Sharifa Sharif

On the Edge of Being: An Afghan Woman's Journey

by Dr. Sharifa Sharif

With stunning honesty, Dr Sharifa Sharif reveals the inside story of an Afghan woman's life. The toxic mix of brutality and love, loyalty and hatred, explain the emotional turmoil for women and girls and the reason this country cannot go forward without changing its attitude to half of its population.—Sally Armstrong, Amnesty International Award-winner

release: November 19th, 2011
ISBN: 978-0-986638-82-4
price: $19.95

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Retribution by Carmen Rodríguez

Retribution

By Carmen Rodríguez

Retribution is a love-laden novel that cuts through the pain of a country; an intimate voice with the ability to make words visible and credible; a sensitive and skilful narrator who knows how to tell a Chilean story and turn it into one which will also captivate international readers.
—Antonio Skármeta, author of Burning Patience (The Postman) and The Dancer and the Thief

release: November 1st, 2011
ISBN: 978-0-986638-81-7
price: $22.95

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Parachuting - A Young Adult Novel

Parachuting

By Leora Freedman

"Freedman writes a sensitive portrayal of a young girl's questioning of her sexual identity."
— Leanne Lieberman, author of Gravity

It's 1973 in the sleepy Connecticut suburbs and sixteen-year old Zoe Diamond has way more than sex, drugs and rock n' roll on her mind. Her best friend Naomi has threatened to commit suicide, and while Zoe wants to help her, she also wouldn't mind a conversation-starter with their young Hebrew school teacher Rivka Lev, for whom she's developing confusing and intense feelings. Rivka is like no one she's ever met: maddening, inspiring, and most of all, she challenges Zoe to make worthwhile choices in a world she doesn't totally understand.

Parachuting is a raw and complex coming of age story about figuring out who we are, and what we expect of ourselves.

release: November 2010
ISBN: 978-1-894549-86-8
price: $14.95

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1978 by Daniel Jones - the underground Toronto classic in a new edition from Three O'Clock Press

1978

By Daniel Jones

In this violent, raw, and often beautiful novel, Daniel Jones captures the long-vanished Toronto where a broke teen punk could buy a beer with a two-dollar bill.

    "A hyper-realist portrayal of punk back in the days when it was still a fresh hell and not a lifestyle... 1978 is a work that deserves to be read and remembered."
    -Juliet Waters, Montreal Mirror
    "1978 reveals necessary but difficult truths about Toronto...I read it, feeling more hungover by the page, but also somehow increasingly alive and both viscerally activated and frightened."
    -Amy Lavender Harris, Imagining Toronto
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