Tidewater Press is pleased to announce that from February 1, 2020, our titles will be distributed by Fitzhenry & Whiteside, a Canadian book distribution company based in Markham, Ontario.
The Tidewater Press Spring 2020 Catalogue, including forthcoming fiction and non-fiction titles, current titles and backlisted titles.
Author: Harold Macy For Clayton Monroe, the last hope for refuge is a struggling setttlement at the far northwest corner of Vancouver Island. San Josef is his sanctuary from the imagined demons and real enemies who have pursued him for three decades, from the Civil War battlefields of Virginia and across the plains of Kansas to the gold rush gateway of Seattle. For Anika Frederickson, San Josef is her new home and her dream, a now failing community built on the promises of provincial government officials. The future of her colony, carved from the coastal wilderness by the tenacity of her fellow Danish idealists, is as uncertain as the storms that batter their farms. A man like Monroe leaves a burning trail behind him, and the autumn winds of 1897 bring a new arrival to Cape Scott, sparking an inevitable challenge to Clayton’s safety and Anika’s family. At San Josef, the rainforest and the river will bear witness.
Pre-order the book (non-trade) UMINGMAK Stuart Hodgson and the Birth of the Modern Arctic Author: Jake Ootes In 1967, Stuart Hodgson, a pugnacious British Columbia labour leader, was the newly-appointed Commissioner of the Northwest Territories, responsible for establishing a fledgling government in the frontier capital of Yellowknife. Written by his former aide and [...]
Join Bill Arnott, moderator of SFU Philosophers' Cafe, in conversation with Monique Layton
Order the book (non-trade) EVERYDAY EVIL Why Our World Is the Way It Is Author: Monique Layton Instead of the epic, alien force of our imagination, anthropologist Monique Layton argues that evil is intrinsic to our humanity, constantly evolving with modern notions of morality. Much of the world’s suffering, she argues, can be [...]
Author: Harold Macy For Clayton Monroe, the last hope for refuge is a struggling settlement at the far northwest corner of Vancouver Island. San Josef is his sanctuary from the imagined demons and real enemies who have pursued him for three decades, from the Civil War battlefields of Virginia and across the plains of Kansas to the gold rush gateway of Seattle. For Anika Frederickson, San Josef is her new home and her dream, a now failing community built on the promises of provincial government officials. The future of her colony, carved from the coastal wilderness by the tenacity of her fellow Danish idealists, is as uncertain as the storms that batter their farms. A man like Monroe leaves a burning trail behind him, and the autumn winds of 1897 bring a new arrival to Cape Scott, sparking an inevitable challenge to Clayton’s safety and Anika’s family. At San Josef, the rainforest and the river will bear witness.
Tidewater Press was at the London Book Fair 2019, March 14–15, exploring international possibilities for our current and forthcoming titles. We met with a marketing and distribution company for small independent presses to discuss UK representation, and caught up with Danielle Riendeau of Marquis Book Printing at the Canadian stand.
Panel Event Exploring Stuttering, Homosexuality and Acceptance on Sunday, January 27... Read More
Tidewater Press Joins ABPBC Tidewater Press is pleased to announce that we are now members of the Association of Book Publishers of British Columbia. ABPBC is a provincial association of BC owned and controlled book publishing companies. The ABPBC works to support the long-term health and success of the Canadian-owned book industry [...]
