NEW FROM WOODPECKER LANE
FALL BOOKS 2020
- From two Kingston poets, Meg Freer and Chantel Lavoie: Serve the Sorrowing World with Joy, an evocative illustrated collection of poems dedicated to the Sisters of Providence. Available at Novel Idea, Kingston.
- Lost Boy from a Line of Heroes: a powerful memoir by writer and artist Gordon Miller on the long journey back from a childhood tragedy that altered his life forever. Contact Goodminds.com at orders@goodminds.com.
- A Distant Disturbance, an ebook mystery stretched between Canada and New Zealand, by fiction writer Maureen Garvie. Kindle edition available at Amazon.com.
- From sculptor John Boxtel, For All He Gave Me: how one man brought his family of 13 alive and well through World War II in the Netherlands. Available at Novel Idea, Kingston.
For further information, contact woodpeckerlanepress@gmail.com.
SUMMER 2020
Dr. Michael Hefferon's latest venture
into the world of medical myth
PREVIOUS TITLES
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| Unintentional lessons in parenting Four friends and a daring sea rescue |
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| "What is it about the music of Procol Harum that got its hooks into this Kingston academic?" |
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| "In this surprising book-length poem, revelatory magic" |
John Boxtel / Broken Spokes
Douglas Babington / Bivouac Prayers
Diane Creber / RR#2
Michael Hefferon / Of Plagues and Vampires
For all purchase inquiries: woodpeckerlanepress@gmail.com
Malcolm Gibson / Myopia: Growing Up White in Apartheid South Africa / sold out
Grier Owen/ The Horse Who Winked / sold out
John Boxtel / Beware of Black Spiders and Widows
Robert Garvie / Dances with Roofs
For all purchase inquiries: woodpeckerlanepress@gmail.com
See also individual author pages
Woodpecker Lane Press is a small publishing house on the St. Lawrence River, publishing both fiction and non-fiction titles by area writers or on topics of local interest. First established by Don McCallum, painter and musician, it continues under the direction of Maureen Garvie.
