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@lpgcanada.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialThanks to BookNet Canada's #librarydata, here are the 50 books from indie lit publishers Canadians borrowed most in September '26. Ft. top 10 from @biblioasis.bsky.social, @cormorantbooks.bsky.social, @ecwpress.bsky.social, @coachhousebooks.bsky.social, and @invisibooks.bsky.social.
@jencalleja.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialFair: The Life-Art of Translation is out in North America in 2 months!
Pre-order from @invisibooks.bsky.social : invisiblepublishing.com/product/fair/ Or your local indie bookstore.
Launch events TBA soon.
@invisibooks.bsky.socialNew books are making their way into the world. They have flaps!
@invisibooks.bsky.socialThank you so much for reading, Alex. It really does mean the world. We can’t wait for these first three books in our redesign to be out together! (The Furrow should arrive at our office from the printer TOMORROW.)
@bookgaga.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.social"I rolled out of bedlam
and put on my slippers without Socrates,
something I rarely document."
#SealeyChallenge 27/31
#TodaysPoem #poetry
Tapestry of an Ordinary Day by Michael e. Casteels from The Last White House at the End of the Row of White Houses (2016 @invisibooks.bsky.social)
@agpasquella.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialGood times for sure! I, too, somehow only bought one book: A Nation of Tinkerers by @therewasnosound.bsky.social published by @invisibooks.bsky.social and purchased from @anotherstoryto.bsky.social !
Can’t wait to dig in!
#booksky 💙📚
@deanjobb.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialHow journalist Michael Rancic stitched together his new history of Canadian electronic music /via @theglobeandmail.com www.theglobeandmail.com/culture/musi...
@therewasnosound.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialMontreal! I'll be in town two weeks from now to launch A Nation of Tinkerers at Système on September 3rd! Join me in conversation w/ local artist and educator Peggy Hogan to explore the book's themes and tales of overlooked figures from Canada’s rich electronic music history.
@gloomfather.bsky.social PinnedReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialWrote about Michael Rancic's great new history of Canadian electronic music @therewasnosound.bsky.social
@polarismusicprize.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialFormer Polaris juror @therewasnosound.bsky.social has launched their new book, 'A History of Electronic Music in Canada from 1945 to 1985' via @invisibooks.bsky.social.
@therewasnosound.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialthanks to the thoughtful Luke Ottenhof for this great @torontolifemag.bsky.social Q&A about my book!!!
A Nation of Tinkerers is out now via @invisibooks.bsky.social!
@invisibooks.bsky.socialA fantastic interview with author @therewasnosound.bsky.social.
@theglobeandmail.comReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.social
@joshokane.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialI spoke with @therewasnosound.bsky.social about A Nation of Tinkerers, his new history of Canadian electronic music out today with @invisibooks.bsky.social
It's a crucial addition to the CanCon literary canon, and (by necessity) goes far beyond what we might consider electronic music today
@roblucastaylor.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialHey look! CNQ lives! After a two year hiatus, Canadian Notes & Queries is back.
The first new issue features a ten page essay on the poetry of Alexandra Oliver, written by James Pollock. Needless to say, no magazine in Canada is quite like it. Grab a copy! Subscribe!
@utilityofboredom.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialLakeside, looking over proofs of the 10th anniversary edition of The Utility of Boredom. I've written a new introduction and we've done a bit of tidying on the original text. New cover, too. It'll be available from @invisibooks.bsky.social wherever you get books October 13th.
@lpgcanada.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialThanks to BookNet Canada's #librarydata, here are the 50 books from indie lit publishers Canadians borrowed most in July '26. Ft. top 10 from @biblioasis.bsky.social, @invisibooks.bsky.social, @ecwpress.bsky.social, @cormorantbooks.bsky.social, & @coachhousebooks.bsky.social.
@49thshelf.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialOur summer edition of What We Carry is here! Check out these books tracing stories of migration, movement, and ancestral memory! 49thshelf.com/Blog/2026/08... @aaknopf.bsky.social @invisibooks.bsky.social @houseofanansi.bsky.social #DiverseCanLit #DiverseSpines
@brianbusby.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialA century-old novel that anticipates A Room of One's Own by three years and is so good that I'm surprised there's never been a Virago edition. Fortunately, our own @invisibooks.bsky.social has made it available again.
@alexplatt.bsky.socialReposted by @invisibooks.bsky.socialRead this in one gulp. Excellent, a breath of fresh air. Thank you, @invisibooks.bsky.social.
