Bunim Bannigan imprint: 8 books

The most compelling account of the Little Bighorn ever written, this powerfully detailed historical novel—imagined on an epic scale with all of the grandeur of the Gilded Age in the East and the Yellowstone country in the West, vividly recreates the lives of two of the most celebrated leaders of nineteenth...

These satirical fables, in the tradition of Jonathan Swift, `express the way the U.S.A. of the 21st century looks to a long-time peace activist who has been harassed by the FBI and spent years in prison for his efforts to challenge the dormant lives of his fellow citizens. Along with the prose are a...

“I have rarely seen anything as direct and, in this way, as effective.” —Family CircleThis modern classic now takes its permanent place in the literature of death and dying, and is still the best book for anyone learning to live with the loss of a loved one. Thousands of widows, widowers, counselors,...

Over the past fifty years William Walden’s poems—collected here for the first time—have been widely published in the United States and England. In the tradition of Ogden Nash, Walden appeals to both literary and popular sensibilities. His poems elevate the humble and deflate the pompous, celebrate...

The story of a successful Ottawa investor and political consultant - very much representative of the post-WWII, Baby Boomer generation - who, in the wake of betrayal by his childhood best friend, sets about to review his past and the people who have shaped his life ("a half century of getting along by...

Forty-four voices of Jews (and one Christian) here struggling with the meaning of Judaism and Jewish life in the 21st Century. Not armchair theoreticians but rather participants who have been there: to Israel, in the streets of U.S. cities bearing placards, risking jail, working among the neglected,...

In this trenchantly iconoclastic novel spanning the academy, publishing, and national politics, Eliot Asinof offers us a delightful window into the private life of the protagonist, Kenneth Flear, a forty-nine-year-old husband and father. Being one of the most critically acclaimed writers and political...

Leonard Abelson is one of seven children. He lives above Abelson’s Hardware on Baldwin Street in Kensington Market in Toronto. It’s the 1930s. Leonard’s father, Sam, a former merchant sailor who speaks fourteen languages, does the purchasing for the store; his mother, Pearl, a Ukranian émigré...