📚SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: Knowledge Under Siege: Charting a Future for Universities, by Marc Spooner and James McNinch, published by University of Regina Press. 👉Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore.

📚SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: The Rocket and Pierre, by Dianne Miller, illustrated by Val Lawton, published by Your Nickel's Worth Publishing. 👉Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore.

Restoring Relations Through Stories by Renae Watchman (University of Regina Press) is the author's examination of the "ties she discovered between the American Diné and the Dene people north of “the medicine line” in Canada." Read the review at reviews.skbooks.com/restoring-re...

📚SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: A Study in Red, by Connie Gault, published by Thistledown Press. 👉Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore.

Saskatchewan is known for farming and oil, but what about gold? Learn more about the history of Saskatchewan's Gold Rush in Gold Rush in the Prairies by Roderick E. MacDonald. Read the review at reviews.skbooks.com/gold-rush-on...

Tales from the Silence, edited by James Bow (Shadowpaw Press ), brings together some of the best Canadian science fiction writers to build out the world of The Silent Earth with short fiction. Read the review at www.skbooks.com/bookstore/Ta...

June is Indigenous History Month. Celebrate with Métis Matriarchs, edited by Cheryl Troupe and Doris Jeanne MacKinnon (University of Regina Press). Read the review at reviews.skbooks.com/metis-matria...

SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: The Oppenheimer Alternative, by Robert J. Sawyer, published by Shadowpaw Press. 👉Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore.

Author Sandra Ramberran has experienced some of lies highest-highs and some of its most difficult lows, but she recounts her life with frank verve and vivacity in her memoir "Where The Cherries End Up" (Wood Dragon Books ). Read the review at reviews.skbooks.com/where-the-ch...

📚SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: wîhtamawik / Tell Them: On a Life of Inspiration, by Louise Bernice Halfe – Sky Dancer, published by University of Regina Press. 👉Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore. 👉Visit reviews.skbooks.com for book reviews.

He may have begun his life as a "Nobody from Nowhere" (Benchmark Press), but Dale Botting led an incredible life where he served his community and acted in leadership roles from business to government, and he shares his wisdom in the book. Read the review at reviews.skbooks.com/nobody-from-...

SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: Marika and the Auction: A Storybook for Seniors, by Helen Metella, illustrated by Hannah Kate Miller, published by Your Nickel's Worth Publishing. 👉Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore.

Congratulations to Shadowpaw Press, whose The Downloaded 2 was one of Edmonton's Bestselling books last week, and whose The Downloaded and The Downloaded 2 were best sellers in Calgary last week.

In the Light of Dawn by Marie Carter ( University of Regina Press) tells the story of one of Canada's lesser-known but still vitally important Black communities: the Dawn Settlement. Read the review of In the Light of Dawn at reviews.skbooks.com/in-the-light...

📚SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: Gone Skiing: A Look at Paralympic Snow Sports in Saskatchewan, by Mary Harelkin Bishop and Deana J. Driver, published by DriverWorks Ink. 👉Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore.

When Jerald Wall was struggling with anxiety and depression, part of what aided his recovery was deepening his relationship with God. Now in his book Walking With God Through Anxiety and Depression, he guides readers through how they can do the same. Review at reviews.skbooks.com/walking-with...

📚SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: Broken Realm, by Jenna Greene, published by Shadowpaw Press. Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore. #saskatchewan #canadianpublisher #fiction

"[I]f you recall playing “Kick the Can,” skating on sloughs, and making cattail torches, you’ll probably see some of your history in these merry personal tales." Read the review of My Tarzan Tree and other Farm Boy Memories by Doug Cameron (Cameron Narratives) at reviews.skbooks.com/my-tarzan-tr...

📚SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: Mistasinîy: le rocher d'un peuple, by Mary Harelkin Bishop, translated by Bernard Fafard, published by Les Éditions de la nouvelle plume. English version is also available. Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore. #saskatchewan #frenchbooks

Youcef Soufi details the effect of 9/11 in Canada and a particular plot that occured in Winnipeg in the non-fiction Homegrown Radicals (University of Regina Press ). Read the review at reviews.skbooks.com/homegrown-ra...

📚SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: QUEER AND MUSLIM: ON FAITH, FAMILY, AND HEALING, by Rahim Thawer, Maryam Khan, published by University of Regina Press. Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore.

📚SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: Bombs Away!, by M.G. Bucholtz, published by Wood Dragon Books. Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore.

kôhkominawak ocihcîwâwa: Our Grandmothers' Hands - Repatriating Métis Material Art (Gabriel Dumont Institute ) is a beautiful book that details the efforts of Gregory Scofield to bring priceless artistic artifacts home to the Métis community. Read the review at reviews.skbooks.com/kohkominawak...

We are excited to have the opportunity to join University of Regina Press for their literary night at the Cathedral Village Arts Festival on Tuesday, May 19 at 6:30 P.M. For more information, and to get your free ticket, please visit www.eventbrite.ca/e/cvaf-liter...

Allan Kehler has experienced some of the worst things imaginable. But in Transforming Pain Into Purpose (@ynwp.bsky.social ) he details his journey through them and to a bright purpose on the other side, and explains how readers can do the same. Read the review at reviews.skbooks.com/transforming...

SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: Spare the Child: Ending Childhood Corporal Punishment, by Ailsa Watkinson, published by University of Regina Press. Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore.

Dark Chapters (University of Regina Press) examines the still life artwork of David Garneau, and includes reflections from luminaries and notables like Susan Musgrave, Billy-Ray Belcourt, Fred Wah, Rita Bouvier, and more. Read the review at www.skbooks.com/bookstore/Da...

📚SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: The Peace Thieves by Brent van Staalduinen, published by Thistledown Press. Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore. @thistledownpress.bsky.social #saskatchewan #fiction #indiepublisher #canadianpublisher

In Tunnel Island (@thistledownpress.bsky.social) author Bill Gaston turns the titular island itself into an important character in the contained 11 stories. Read the review at reviews.skbooks.com/tunnel-island/

📚SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: THE LAUNDRYMAN, by Dwayne Brenna, published by Shadowpaw Press. Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore.

We are happy to announce that FOOD FOR THE JOURNEY: A LIFE IN TRAVEL by Elizabeth J. Haynes has been shortlisted for the Memoir Award by the Writer's Guild of Alberta! Please join us in congratulating Elizabeth and all the other finalists. Read more here: thistledownpress.com/2026/04/09/e...

As Grandmother Said: The Narratives of Bessie Meguinis is part of the ongoing work of University of Regina Press to contribute to the preservation of Indigenous languages - in this case the Tsuut’ina language. Read the review at reviews.skbooks.com/as-grandmoth...

Nominees announced for 2026 Willow Awards https://kidsbooknews.ca/blogs/news/nominees-announced-for-2026-willow-awards

SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: March Forth, by Dale Botting, Richard Jankowski, Alan Wallace, published by Benchmark Press. Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore.

Donald Atchison was one of Saskatoon's most famous mayors, and in Building Bridges (Wood Dragon Books) he sets out to write a manual for leadership using reflections on his time as mayor as the basis. Read the review at reviews.skbooks.com/building-bri...

It's official! One Book One Province is here!🥳 The 2026 One Book One Province title is Towards a Prairie Atonement by Trevor Herriot. This program offers Saskatchewan residents an opportunity to join together in April 2026 for shared discussions about the story. Learn more: buff.ly/EJfuBKA

📚SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: kisēwātisi - Be Kind, by Elizabeth Merasty, illustrated by Brie Phillips, translated by Edie Venne, published by Your Nickel's Worth Publishing. 👉Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore.

📚SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: A New Blueprint For Government: Reshaping Power, the PMO, and the Public Service, by Kevin G. Lynch & James R. Mitchell, published by University of Regina Press. 👉Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore.

Elizabeth J. Haynes is a well-traveled writer, and in Food for the Journey (@thistledownpress.bsky.social tledown ) she brings her love of travel and her writing skills together through the lens of food - both literally and figuratively. Read the review at reviews.skbooks.com/food-for-the...

It's not too late to register for the 2026 Saskatchewan Libraries Conference: Libraries Open Doors! Registration closes on April 13th. #SKLibrariesConference Please use the QR code or visit us online to learn more: buff.ly/ZCvRylV

An atmospheric fable set during World War II, The Dark King Swallows the World by Robert G. Penner (@radiantpress.bsky.social) is steeped in the mystical. Read the review at reviews.skbooks.com/dark-king-sw...

SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: The Haunted Horn, by Edward Willett, published by Shadowpaw Press. Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore. #saskatchewan #canadianpublisher #canadianpublishing #indiepublishing #indiepublisher #fiction

We are so excited to announce that four of Thistledown Press's titles have been shortlisted for the 2026 Saskatchewan Book Awards! Please join us in congratulating all of this year's nominees. Visit our website to learn more: thistledownpress.com/2026/03/13/2...

Join us for One Book One Province this April, featuring six in-person events taking place in various communities across Saskatchewan. Meet author Trevor Herriot as he discusses his book, "Towards a Prairie Atonement." For more details, please use the QR code or visit us online: buff.ly/EJfuBKA

From the Ground Up (@petespress.bsky.social ) is an anthology edited by Annabel Townsend that saw its conception at a "Battle of the Pitches" event at the Cathedral Village Arts Festival. Read the review of the resulting book at reviews.skbooks.com/from-the-gro...

SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: Les Vieux péteux avec bon débarras, by Madeleine Blais-Dahlem, published by Les Éditions de la nouvelle plume. Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore. #saskatchewan #publishing #frenchbooks #drama

Pete's Press will be popping up at #FemmeFest this Sunday, for International Women's Day! Great books, cool crafts, comedy and live music. Can't wait!! 2pm at The Exchange, #YQR #booksky

Theories of Everything (Shadowpaw Press) is a masterful collection of short fiction by Saskatoon's Dwayne Brenna. Read the review at reviews.skbooks.com/theories-of-...

SaskBooks' Weekly New Titles Picks: Magebane, by Lee Arthur Chane, published by Shadowpaw Press. Order copies by visiting skbooks.com/bookstore. #saskatchewan #indiepublishing #indiepublisher #fiction #books