The Bibliophile
Biblioasis, Dan Wells, Ashley Van Elswyk, Dominique, Vanessa Stauffer, Ahmed Abdalla, Mark BourrieThe Bibliophile is a weekly newsletter from Biblioasis, an independent publisher based in Windsor, Ontario.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 54 | Subscribers | Read | digitalbibliophile.substack.com |
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The Unyielding Human Voice
When I happened upon Elise Levine’s stories in 1994 or thereabouts I was editing for Porcupine’s Quill press. What struck me about even her earliest work—and I do mean ‘struck’—was how polished and sophisticated it was; she was aeons ahead ...
History is never truly in the past
Elaine Feeney’s latest novel, Let Me Go Mad in My Own Way, which comes out next week, has been called her most ambitious. And not just by me. It is about many things: colonialism, tradwives, inherited trauma and shame, the politics of the d...
Welcome to work but not to remain
In Precarious: The Lives of Migrant Workers, which publishes next Tuesday, Marcello Di Cintio travels across Canada (from the Okanagan, to Leamington, to Goose Bay, Newfoundland) to document the experiences of migrant workers, destabilizing...
In Memoriam: Elaine Dewar (1948–2025)
I was walking into work the last week of August when Elaine Dewar called. She had just got back from holidays at a cottage with her daughters and grandchildren. I was waiting on the last round of edits for her new book, Growing Up Oblivious...
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Biblioasis is an independent press located in Windsor, Ontario.
Dan Wells is a bookseller and publisher at Biblioasis, in Windsor, Ontario.
Managing Editor at Biblioasis
Author and Lawyer
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