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Signature Editions

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Begun in 1986 as a student collective at Montreal’s Concordia University under the name Nuage Editions, the press became a sole proprietorship in 1991 and was relocated to Winnipeg in 1998. In 2001 the press name was changed to Signature Editions.

We publish seven to ten titles a year in the genres of literary fiction and mysteries, non-fiction, poetry, and drama. Signature specializes in Canadian writing of literary merit, with a list that includes established writers as well as newcomers. Our books have been honoured with many awards and nominations, including Governor General’s Awards, Manitoba Book Awards, and the CAA Awards.

Our latest releases

Falling Into Flight

Falling Into Flight

By Kaija Pepper

Cat Possessed, The

Cat Possessed, The

By Louise Carson

Dying Detective, The

Dying Detective, The

By Gerald Lynch

And We Shall Have Snow

And We Shall Have Snow

By Raye Anderson

Haweaters, The

Haweaters, The

By Vanessa Farnsworth

Tablet Fragments

Tablet Fragments

By Tamar Rubin

Lost Cafeteria, The

Lost Cafeteria, The

By Joel Robert Ferguson

Let the People Speak

Let the People Speak

By Sheilla Jones

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#IndianLovePoems

#IndianLovePoems

By Tenille K. Campbell

A Clearing

A Clearing

By Louise Carson

A Most Unpleasant Picture

A Most Unpleasant Picture

By Judith Alguire

A Most Unpleasant Wedding

A Most Unpleasant Wedding

By Judith Alguire

A Peeled Wand

A Peeled Wand

By Anne Szumigalski

A Quiet Night and a Perfect End

A Quiet Night and a Perfect End

By Denise Roig

Adagio for the Horizon

Adagio for the Horizon

By Laurelyn Whitt

After Light

After Light

By Catherine Hunter

All Pure Souls

All Pure Souls

By John Brooke

All the Lifters

All the Lifters

By Esther Mazakian

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