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Cultural Writing. Biography. Humor. Sports. BOWLBRAWL is the hard-to-believe but apparently mostly true tale of Robert Towell's rise in the world of late 1990s contact hypermasculine bowling, culminating in the only bowling trial in the history of Ontario, Canada. With his company (World Championship Bowling) and the edgy and life-risking storylines, pay-per-views, psychotic "athletes" and the continuous love of his wife Nikola, Robert Towell attempted to revolutionize professional bowling and change the game forever.

A wide-ranging collection of essays by Christian women of color serving in urban poor contexts.

. Up-and-coming author. winner of the 2015 Expozine Award for Best English Comic. Coming-of-age graphic novel with crossover appeal for adult and YA audiences (adult is the primary demographic due to the artist's slightly more esoteric approach to the subject matter. Deals with issues of death and bereavement. Includes deeply considered interpretations of work by Patricia Highfield and Virginia Woolf, in the vein of Alison Bechdel

We Will All Be Trees provides a hilarious and illuminating insider¿s report on tree planting culture, combined with a biotech mystery. Grant is a long-time planter with a cracked past, whose already jaded veteran worldview becomes increasingly unhinged throughout the course of a brutal contract. Grant, along with an odd cast of characters ¿ including bikers, rappers, hippie rednecks and freeloving Quebecers ¿ must attempt to upend the malevolent plans of Northern Cloners and reset the balance between planter and tree. Employing a dreamy prose style and multiple points of view, Massey brings to life an engagement with nature that acknowledges its terrifying, illogical aspects.

Ian Sullivan Cant¿s zines / illustrated poems are collected here into his first book, Papercut Heart. In deceptively simple pages, he tackles love, death and dreams with a wistful existentialism. Chia pets frolic with narwhals under banners that flutter with secret hope, Frankenstein¿s creation speculates on the nature of self, and a story written entirely in Morse Code weaves through silent statuary. Cant¿s writing confronts the tragic disparity between fantasy and ideal, and the disappointment of reality, but always seeks to touch the reader with melancholy. His obsession with B¿horror movies allows him to find the beauty in trash culture, either in the form of a hidden and subversive genius, or the tenderness and vulnerability of unskilled creative passion. Cant¿s instruction in zen poetry is evident in his clean, delicate linework which belies the depth of his sentiments. Ruminations on the temporal nature of all things are thrown into stark relief by the accompanying drawing, be it a cupcake, a matchbook, or the image of a lost love, and many, many, talking ravens.