Thistledown Press

Thistledown Press

Thistledown Press is a literary book publisher located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Established in 1975, it has built its reputation on its commitment to quality and its willingness to embrace books as cultural artifacts in both content and form.

Thistledown publishes poetry and fiction for adults and young adults to a national and international audience. Although Thistledown’s policy has been to serve primarily as a platform for the literary arts of Saskatchewan, its list represents all regions of Canada.

Our latest releases

Autant

Autant

By Paulette Dubé

Culverts Beneath the Narrow Road

Culverts Beneath the Narrow Road

By Brenda Schmidt

Glass Beads

Glass Beads

By Dawn Dumont

Matronalia

Matronalia

By A. B. Dillon

The Spoon Asylum

The Spoon Asylum

By Caroline Misner

The Things She'll Be Leaving Behind

The Things She'll Be Leaving Behind

By Vanessa Farnsworth

Books by This Publisher

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A Crowbar in the Buddhist Garden

A Crowbar in the Buddhist Garden

By Stephen Reid

After You've Gone

After You've Gone

By Lori Hahnel

A Girl Called Tennyson

A Girl Called Tennyson

By Joan Givner

A Grave in the Air

A Grave in the Air

By Stephen Henighan

A Hard Old Love Amongst Scavengers

A Hard Old Love Amongst Scavengers

By David Doucette

A Haunting Sun

A Haunting Sun

By Brenda Schmidt

A Heart In Port

A Heart In Port

By Emily Givner

Alexander's Way

Alexander's Way

By Tyler Trafford

All In Together Girls

All In Together Girls

By Kate Sutherland

A Map in My Blood

A Map in My Blood

By Carla Braidek

A Nose for Death

A Nose for Death

By Glynis Whiting

A Run On Hose, A

A Run On Hose, A

By Rona Altrows

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Thistledown Press Events

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@ Montreal, QC

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Check out Thistledown authors, Anne Campbell, John Lent, and Tom Wayman at the Moose Jaw Festival of Words. Hot rea… https://t.co/gLu6jJMHsTBy ReadThistledown – at 17:27 on 17 Jul
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Moose Jaw Festival of Words. Thistledown author Tom Wayman reads with Monia Mazigh, Friday, July 20, 10:10-11 am, A… https://t.co/ABpJhBxL4dBy ReadThistledown – at 11:42 on 11 Jul
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