News

Turnstone Press believes there is more to a good book than the paper it is printed on. Books are meant to experienced and appreciated and we want to share not just our excitement for the books we publish, but also the buzz that surrounds our books across Canada and around the world. From advance publication / signing announcements to awards nominations and wins as well as critical reviews and rights deals, our news section is the place to visit to see what your next Turnstone read might be, or maybe even just confirm your own appreciation for Turnstone's books.

Turnstone Press is pleased to announce the acquisition and development of H&A Christensen’s debut thriller, Stealing John Hancock, scheduled to be released in Fall 2022 under Turnstone’s Ravenstone Imprint.

Turnstone Press is pleased to announce the sale of World French Language Rights of Wayne Arthurson’s novel Dishonour in Camp 133 to Quebec-based publisher Les Éditions Alire.

Turnstone Press is pleased to announce that Joanna Lilley has won the prestigious John Kerner Book Award for Endlings, her poetry collection about extinct animals.

Turnstone Press is pleased to announce that Katherine Lawrence's fourth collection of poetry, Black Umbrella, will be hitting shelves in 2022.

Turnstone Press is pleased to announce that Andrew Unger's next project, a selected of articles from his popular Daily Bonnet website will be hitting shelves in fall of 2021.

Congratulations to Jeffrey John Eyamie, Andrew Unger, and Sarah Ens for their 2021 Manitoba Book Award Nominations.

Thanks to the good work of NNELS ((The National Network for Equitable Library Service) Andrew Unger's novel Once Removed is now available in accessible braille formats.