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What better way of creating a love of reading than by focusing it on the natural world all around us? Packed with everything from legends to games, and often reflecting powerful Indigenous perspectives, the ...

Douglas & McIntyre would like to congratulate Cheuk Kwan, whose book Have You Eaten Yet?: Stories from Chinese Restaurants Around the World has won a Taste Canada Award in the Culinary Narrative Category...

No matter what your expectations, a good story will take you to unforeseen places. The five recent novels below—all from Douglas & McIntyre—are highly distinct from one another, ranging from spirited romp to unflinching portrait of trauma. 

With each passing year, the Second World War slips further from living memory. Still, its effects are felt every day—not as faint echoes but as forces shaping virtually every aspect of our reality. Reflecting on that cataclysm is as much about recognizing where we are now as it is about paying respects t

  An exploration of the Arctic’s frigid history, Searching for Franklin approaches the legacy of Sir John Franklin. This book offers a surprising new explanation of the enduring Northern mystery that engulf...

In recognition of this Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we would like to honour and highlight Indigenous authors who share their stories and experiences with readers.  Indigenous Books by Indigenous Authors...

Here With You: A Memoir of Family, Love, and Addiction is the powerful story of a mother’s struggle to save her son from addiction—and the strength and hope for change that she found in her grief. The author...

Douglas & McIntyre is announcing its Fall 2023 list. Up first: fiction and memoir.   Through a series of compelling short narratives, Reuniting With Strangers is a novel that follows the reunification ...

The Octopus Has Three Hearts and Gidal: The Unusual Friendship of Yosef Wosk and Tim Gidal have been shortlisted for the 2023 Western Canada Jewish Book Awards.

Kinauvit?: What’s Your Name? The Eskimo Disc System and a Daughter’s Search for her Grandmother by Dr. Norma Dunning is on the shortlist for the Writers’ Trust of Canada’s 2023 Shaughnessy Cohen Prize for Political Writing.

Douglas & McIntyre is excited to announce our Spring 2023 titles.

Charles Bongers has won the 2022 Moonbeam Prize Bronze Medal in the Environmental Issues Category for his book Do Trees Have Mothers?, in a tie with The Snow Leopard's New Friend by Michael Buckley (The Su...