A young girl grows up an outsider, then becomes drawn into the life of a local family with some curious beliefs. They treat her as a daughter, and take her away with them to a religious holiday camp. It is here that she is introduced to the Finnish Envallist branch of Protestantism, and here that events start to take a terrible turn. Rejected by some of the sectarians for her non-commitment to their beliefs, Natalie creates a rift in the group which culminates in a climactic event. Later, as an adult in Finland, she tries to make sense of what happened and to unlock the secret origins of Envallism itself.

The Story of My Face

Literature & Fiction

Page, Kathy

British & Irish

Orion Publishing

When one of Frank Styne's novels is nominated for a literary award, he knows his anonymity is about to be shattered. As he sees the world encroaching, he begins to plot a three-pronged plan, a real-life horror story worthy of his own novels; a plan of destruction and despair.

Frankie Styne and the Silver Man

Contemporary

Methuen Publishing, Ltd.

Phoenix

Simon Austen is serving a life sentence for murder. Intelligent but illiterate, charming but also damaged, brutal and manipulative, he admits to what he's done but his motives are far from clear, even to himself. Then Simon learns to read and write. From his high security prison he begins an illicit correspondence with a series of women. The more he learns - about them and about himself - the higher the stakes become. Simon finds himself on a perilous, unpredictable and sometimes hilarious journey as he stumbles towards self-knowledge and redemption.

Alphabet

Phoenix (an Imprint of The Orion Publishing Group Ltd )

When Liz Meredith and her new baby move into the middle row-house on Onley Street—Liza having lived for years off-grid in an old railcar—there's more to get used to than electricity and proper plumbing. She's desperate to avoid her well-meaning social worker and her neighbours Alice and Tom, who, for reasons of their own, won't leave her alone. And then there is her other neighbour, the disfigured and reclusive John Green, better known to the world as Frankie Styne, the author of a series of violent bestsellers. When his latest novel is unexpectedly nominated for a literary prize and his private life is exposed in the glare of publicity, Frankie plots a gruesome, twisted revenge that threatens others who call Onley Street home. Frankie Styne and the Silver Man is unforgettable: a thrilling novel of literary revenge, celebrity culture and the power of love and beauty in an ugly world.

Frankie Styne & the Silver Man

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

Biblioasis

Longlisted for the 2016 Giller Prize
"[Page] is a fierce writer."—Kirkus Reviews
The stories in this collection focus on pairs: intense one-on-one relationships and encounters. Characters undergo genetic testing, garden, overeat, starve themselves, travel, fall pregnant, all while simultaneously driving each other towards moments where they—sometimes unwillingly—glimpse the meaning and shape of their lives, and who they might become.
Kathy Page is the author of eight books, including the novels Alphabet (an Indie Next Great Read of 2014 and Kirkus Best Book of 2014), Frankie Styne &amp; the Silver Man, and The Story of My Face, as well as many short stories.

The Two of Us

Literary

WINNER OF THE 2018 ROGERS WRITERS' TRUST FICTION PRIZE 
 WINNER OF THE 2019 CITY OF VICTORIA BUTLER BOOK PRIZE 
 A 2018 KIRKUS BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR 
 A GLOBE AND MAIL BEST BOOK OF 2018 
 A TORONTO STAR TOP TEN BOOK OF THE YEAR 
 A WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FAVOURITE BOOK OF THE YEAR 
 A QUILL &amp; QUIRE BEST BOOK OF 2018
 Born between the wars on a working-class London street, Harry Miles wins a scholarship and a chance to escape his station, but discovers instead that poetry is what offers him real direction. While searching for more of it he meets Evelyn Hill on the steps of Battersea Library. The two fall in love as the world prepares once again for war, but their capacity to care for each other over the ensuing decades becomes increasingly tested.
 Twisting and startling, harrowing and deeply tender, Dear Evelyn explores how two very different people come together to shape and reshape each other over a lifetime. It is a compelling and unconventional love story that will leave its mark on any reader who has ever loved.

Dear Evelyn

The Story of My Face (reSet Series)

Genre Fiction

Longlisted for the 2014 Frank O'Connor Award and the 2014 Giller Prize Moody, shape-shifting, provocative and always as compelling as a strong light at the end of a road you hesitate to walk down...but will.”Amy Bloom "Tight, strange, nifty stories."Margaret Atwood The rubble of an ancient civilization. A village in a valley from which no one comes or goes. A forest of mother-trees, whispering to each other through their roots; a lakeside lighthouse where a girl slips into human skin as lightly as an otter into water; a desert settlement where there was no conflict, before she came; or the town of Wantwick, ruled by a soothsayer, where tourists lose everything they have. These are the places where things begin. New from the author of The Story of My Face, Paradise &amp; Elsewhere is a collection of dark fables at once familiar and entirely strange: join the Orange Prize-nominated Kathy Page as she notches a new path through the wild, lush, half-fantastic and half-real terrain of fairy tale and myth. Praise for Paradise &amp; Elsewhere This vibrant, startlingly imaginative collection reminded meas few collections have done in recent yearsof both where stories come from, and why we need to tell them. Kathy Page is a massive talent: wise, smart, very funny and very humane.”Barbara Gowdy

Paradise and Elsewhere

"Simply an epiphany."Kirkus, starred review Simon Austen has the names people have called him tattooed all over his body. Waste of Space. Bastard. A Threat to Women. Murderer. Facing a lifetime behind bars and subjected to new therapies for sexual reprogramming, Simon finds himself plunged into a terrifying process of self-reconstruction. But how much, in the end, can a man really change? Darkly compelling and deeply moving, Alphabet is a psychological exploration of one man’s uncertain and often-harrowing journey towards rehabilitation. "Intense, revealing, challenging and above all riveting I kept saying to myself, how could she know this?”Erwin James, convicted murderer, author of A Life Inside: A Prisoner’s Notebook Sometimes novelists go too farand sometimes they manage to demonstrate that too far is the place they needed to go.”Time Out UK Praise for Kathy Page Her unforgettable prose is moody, shape-shifting, provocative and always as compelling as a strong light at the end of a road you hesitate to walk down...but will.” Amy Bloom, author of Where the God of Love Hangs Out Marvellously well-crafted I can't remember the last time I was so compelled, impressed and unsettled by the emotional world of a novel.” Sarah Waters, author of Tipping the Velvet

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The Story of My Face

Frankie Styne and the Silver Man

The Story of My Face

Alphabet

Frankie Styne & the Silver Man

The Two of Us

Dear Evelyn

The Story of My Face (reSet Series)

Paradise and Elsewhere

Alphabet