Leaping Lions: 6 books

Donna Jean MacKinnon’s Newsgirls tells the stories of ten pioneering female reporters who brazened it out in Canadian newsrooms from the late 1920s into the 1960s. Their stories explain how women like Stasia Evasuk, June Callwoood, Michele Landsberg, and many more succeeded in a male milieu....

Word On The Street and the York Writing Department have produced an instant anthology. Anyone could submit work for publication. The work just had to be related to WOTS. It could be a reaction to a reading, event, an author, a happening, the contours of the day, anything that brought people in contact...

They kept it small and clean. Nothing big enough to draw lot of attention. They each watched crime shows and knew what to do and what not to do. They were careful, and happy to split the profits. Frank brought in the most ideas and targets. He liked to go for drives and scout targets to get out of...

Freshman year of university was supposed to mean freedom. It was supposed to be her escape from parents who didn't understand her - who turned Patricia away every time she reached out for help. New city, new school, new friends, fresh start - wasn't that how it's meant to work? Instead,...

This is anthology is created during the Word on the Street Festival in Toronto by students from the Writing Department at York University. Anyone could submit work for publication. The work had to be related to WOTS. It could be a reaction to a reading, event, an author, a happening, the contours...

Danny Miller lives in Toronto, an uncommonly diverse and peaceful city. Dealing with the violence that disrupts the city’s peace is Danny’s responsibility. A forty-two-year-old homicide detective, Danny now faces several murders that may be intertwined. For Danny and his team, each murder presents...