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The 2022 Ryga Award shortlist has been announced, and three Harbour books have been included: Becoming Vancouver, Possessing Meares Island, and Creeland.

British Columbia in Flames: Stories from a Blazing Summer, written by Claudia Cornwall, has been named a finalist for the 2022 Jeanne Clark Award. This award is presented annually by the Prince George Public Library to individuals or groups for outstanding contributions in the preservation and promotion of local history in the categories of Publication and Service. 

This spring, Harbour is excited to publish eight new books that are distinctively British Columbian. Roy Henry Vickers once again showcases the wonder and beauty found in the remote communities of British Co...

We would like to recognize this day for Truth and Reconciliation. As publishers, we will continue to work to bring the truths of Indian Residential Schools—as well as the truths about the infringement of the...

A huge round-of-applause to Donna Kane, author of Orrery, and Dallas Hunt, author of Creeland (Nightwood Editions), for being two of the featured poets in this year's Poetry in Transit program. Both poets ha...

We’re back with more information about the fiction, poetry and Nightwood books being released this fall! Sam Wiebe adds to his gripping Wakeland detective series with a new thriller, Hell and Gone. Set in Va...

This fall, Harbour looks forward to publishing unique voices and stories from British Columbia.   In Becoming Vancouver, award-winning historian Daniel Francis brings forward a new and comprehensive perspect...

Retired paramedic and author Graeme Taylor has won a bronze medal in the 2021 Independent Publisher Book Awards for A Paramedic’s Tales: Hilarious, Horrible and Heartwarming True Stories. This BC bestseller ...

Congratulations to Nightwood author jaye simpson, whose debut poetry collection, it was never going to be okay, was named the winner of the 2021 Indigenous Voices Award for Published Poetry in English. simps...

We grieve for the children whose lives were lost at the Kamloops Indian Residential School, and stand in support of the Indigenous communities who have suffered the impacts of colonial violence across Canada...

The Writers’ Trust of Canada announced the finalists for the Dayne Ogilvie Prize for LGBTQ2S+ Emerging Writers on May 26, 2021, and we're thrilled to announce that Nightwood poet jaye simpson--whose powerful...

We're thrilled to share that Donna Kane's Orrery has been announced as a finalist for the 2020 Governor General's Literary Awards in the poetry category.  Orrery is a collection of poems inspired by Pioneer...