A collection of forthcoming titles for Fall 2014 from Greystone Books. Including Who We Are, by Elizabeth May; Paddlenorth, by Jennifer Kingsley; Technocreep, by Thomas P. Keenan; Great Bear Wild, by Ian McAllister; new editions of Saboteurs, The David Suzuki Reader, and BC: A Natural History. Also introducing some new voices from Greystone Books, and a new publishing partner, LifeTree Media.

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Rob Sanders
Publisher
Jennifer Croll
Production Editor
Peter Cocking
Art Director
Lara LeMoal
Publishing Operations Coordinator
Nayeli Jimenez
Designer
Nancy Flight
Associate Publisher
& Editorial Director
Jen Gauthier
Sales and Marketing Director
Corina Eberle
National Publicist
Steph Hill
Intern
Andrea Damiani
Marketing and Rights Manager
Zoe Grams
Publicity

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Our small team, based in an old brick and beam office in Vancouver’s
Railtown neighborhood, is committed to publishing high-quality non-
fiction that makes a difference. We welcome the many changes taking place
throughout the industry—whether in the form of how books are delivered,
how they are read, or how they are discovered—while maintaining our
unchanging commitment to quality. For Fall 2014, important, experienced
voices are back with new stories to tell and provocative opinions and ideas
to share. And they are joined by new voices ringing with passion and belief.
At Greystone we are committed to publishing these voices and the ideas
they express. We believe that writing and publishing play a significant role
in our personal, social, and cultural lives. We have worked hard to climb
back, and we’re staying around to help a wide range of exciting and impor-
tant writers be heard around the world.
Join us. Take a look inside and prepare for some remarkable new books.
Rob Sanders | Publisher
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Who We Are
Reflections on My Life and Canada
elizabeth may
In this marriage of memoir and manifesto, Elizabeth May reflects on her
extraordinary life and the people and experiences that have formed her and
informed her beliefs. The book traces her development from daughter of activist
parents to waitress and cook on Cape Breton Island, to law student, lawyer, and
environmentalist, and finally to leader of the Green Party and first elected Cana-
dian Green Member of Parliament.
As a result of these disparate formative experiences, May believes that as Cana-
dians, we must rescue our threatened democracy, return to our traditional role as
a world leader, develop a sustainable economy, and take immediate and decisive
action to address the climate crisis. Who We Are is both a fascinating portrait of a
remarkable woman and an urgent call to action.
Elizabeth May is the leader of the Green Party of Canada and Member of Par-
liament for Saanich-Gulf Islands. She was formerly executive director of the Sierra
Club of Canada. She lives in Sidney, British Columbia.
National public radio interviews targeting current affairs and general interest programs
National print publicity in major dailies and publications on the topics of current affairs
and lifestyle, including Maclean’s, the Globe and Mail
Regional print and radio publicity in conjunction with author campaign tour
Personal appearances across Canada following publication
Also of Interest:
David Suzuki: The Autobiography
Suzuki
978-1-55365-281-6
978-1-92668-513-7
The Power of More
McBean
978-1-926812-64-9
978-1-926812-65-6
October 4, 2014
978-1-77164-031-2 / hardcover
$29.95
Ebook 978-1-77164-032-9 / $29.95
5½ x 8½ • 224 pages, B&W photo sections
biography
Rights held: World, all languages
Ship date: September 5, 2014
An engaging account of Elizabeth May’s remarkable life and her clarion call for a new Canada.

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Where Do Camels Belong?
Why Invasive Species Aren’t All Bad
ken thompson
September 13, 2014
978-1-77164-096-1 / paperback
$19.95
Ebook 978-1-77164-097-8 / $17.95
5½ x 8½ • 272 pages, B&W photos and
illustrations throughout
nature/science
Rights held: North America, English
Ship date: August 15, 2014
“...lively and punchy... you walk away from this book feeling flushed and
a bit bruised.” ­­—the sunday times
where do camels belong? You may be surprised to learn that they evolved
and lived for tens of millions of years in North America—and also that the leek,
national symbol of Wales, was a Roman import to Britain, as were chickens, rab-
bits, and pheasants. These classic examples highlight the issues of “native” and
“invasive” species. We have all heard the horror stories of invasives. But do we
need to fear invaders?
In this controversial book, Ken Thompson asks: Why do very few introduced
species succeed, why do so few of them go on to cause trouble, and what is the
real cost of invasions? He discusses, too, whether fear of invasive species could be
getting in the way of conserving biodiversity and responding to climate change.
Dr. Ken Thompson was for many years a lecturer in the Department of
Animal and Plant Sciences at the University of Sheffield. He now writes and lec-
tures on gardening and ecology, and since 2008, has taught at the Kew Royal
Botanic Gardens. He has written five other books, including Compost, a bestseller
in North America.
Pitching op/eds and excerpts to major daily newspapers
Reviews and features targeting environmental journalists who have supported
the idea that invasive species are a threat
Excerpts in Canadian Geographic, Nature, Wired
National drive-time radio tour
arcs available
Also of Interest:
The Endangered Species Road Trip
MacDonald
978-1-55365-935-8
978-1-55365-936-5
How Bad Are Bananas?
Berners-Lee
978-1-55365-831-3
978-1-55365-832-0
A timely, instructive, and controversial investigation of invasive and natural
plants and animals that questions if our fear of invasive species could be getting in the way
of conserving biodiversity and responding to the threat of climate change.

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September 13, 2014
978-1-77164-035-0 / hardcover
$29.95
EBOOK 978-1-77164-036-7 / $26.95
5½ x 8½ • 240 pages,
10 B&W photographs, 5 maps
nature/travel
Rights held: North America, English;
World, French, German
Ship date: August 8, 2014
Published in Partnership with the
David Suzuki Foundation
“Jennifer Kingsley’s close observations offer the reader a very personal tour of
the beauty as well as the physical, emotional, social and spiritual challenges of
arctic “tripping.” There’s a lot to like in this book—and a lot to be learned.”
—Jo Deurbrouck, author of Anything Worth Doing
Paddlenorth tells the riveting story of Jennifer Kingsley’s 54-day paddling
adventure on the Back River, in the northern wilderness, as she and her five com-
panions battle raging winds, impenetrable sea ice, and treacherous rapids. The
perils include rising tensions among the group, but these are tempered by grizzly
sightings, icy swims, and the caribou’s summer migration.
Woven through this spellbinding narrative are the harrowing accounts of earlier
explorers, some of whom perished, but whose traces along the river warn us against
romantic notions of the wild. Paddlenorth paints an indelible portrait of the spec-
tacular northern landscape and eloquently explores what wilderness means to us.
Jennifer Kingsley holds a BSc in biology and a mfa in writing and has worked
as a guide and naturalist for more than a decade. Her writing and radio stories
have been featured nationally and internationally. She lives in Ottawa, Ontario.
National publicity campaign targeting cross-genre and environmental magazines
including Audubon, Sierra, Orion, Reader’s Digest, enRoute, Chatelaine
Features and reviews in outdoor adventure publications including Outside, Explore,
Canadian Geographic, National Geographic Traveler
Reviews targeting major dailies and literary publications
Author speaking events in the Pacific Northwest and Ontario
North American radio tour
arcs available
Also of Interest:
Eating Dirt
Gill
978-1-55365-792-7
978-1-55365-793-4
Rowboat in a Hurricane
Angus
978-1-55365-337-0
978-1-926812-25-0
Paddlenorth
Adventure, Resilience, and Renewal in the Arctic Wild
Jennifer Kingsley
A voyage of self-discovery and regeneration across one of the planet’s wildest and most rugged landscapes.

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Slow Road To Brownsville
A Journey through the Heart
of the Old West
david reynolds
September 20, 2014
978-1-77164-049-7 / paperback
$24.95
Ebook 978-1-77164-053-4 / $19.95
5½ x 8½ • 400 pages
travel
Rights held: North America, English
Ship date: August 29, 2014
“David Reynolds is a writer of calm, quiet brilliance.” —daily express
in slow road to brownsville, Englishman David Reynolds embarks on a road
trip along Highway 83, a little-known two-lane highway, and one of the longest
north to south in North America, that runs from Swan River, Manitoba, to the
Mexican border at Brownsville, Texas.
Enthralled by both the myth of the Wild West and the romance of the open
road, Reynolds explores the realities behind both as he makes his way between
small towns, gas stations, and motels, hanging out in bars with the locals and
learning the stories of this forgotten middle of North America. Along the way he
encounters many legendary figures from North American history, including Lewis
and Clark, Sitting Bull, Buffalo Bill, Davy Crockett, and even Truman Capote.
David Reynolds was one of the founders of Bloomsbury Publishing and is now
a director of Old Street Publishing. He is the author of Swan River: A Memoir of a
Family Mystery, which was shortlisted for the pen/Acklerley Prize for Autobiog-
raphy and Memoir. He lives in London, England.
Promotion targeting travel publications and websites
Reviews targeting major dailies with regional focus
Excerpts and features targeting travel and local interest publications
Also of Interest:
Breakfast at the Exit Cafe
Grady, Simonds
978-1-55365-826-9
978-1-55365-656-2
What the Psychic
Told the Pilgrim
Christmas
978-1-55365-240-3
An Englishman travels through North America’s heartland, uncovering myths
and truths about the Old West along the highway that divides the east from the west.

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Conservationist, writer, photographer, and long-time Great Bear Rainforest
resident Ian McAllister takes an extraordinary journey from the headwaters of the
region’s unexplored river valleys down to the hidden depths of the offshore world.
Globally renowned for its astonishing biodiversity, the Great Bear Rainforest is also
one of the most endangered landscapes on the planet, where First Nations people
fight for their way of life as massive energy projects threaten entire ecosystems.
This stunning collection of photographs and personal narrative is the product
of twenty-five years of McAllister’s research, exploration, and campaigning for the
spectacular area he calls home.
Ian McAllister is a co-founder of the wildlife conservation organization Pacific
Wild, an award-winning photographer, and author of The Great Bear Rainforest
and The Last Wild Wolves. Time named him one of the “Leaders of the 21st Cen-
tury.” He lives in Bella Bella, B.C.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., named one of Time’s “Heroes for the Planet,” is an activ-
ist, environmental lawyer, and co-host of Ring of Fire on Air America Radio. He
has written several acclaimed books on politics and the environment, including the
New York Times-bestselling Crimes Against Nature and The Riverkeepers.
Great Bear Wild
Dispatches from a Northern Rainforest
Ian McAllister
Foreword by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
A deeply personal take on one of the wildest places left on earth, the spectacular and
remote Great Bear Rainforest, by a highly acclaimed wildlife photographer and writer.

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“McAllister’s breathtaking photographs from months spent deep in the Great
Bear Rainforest give unprecedented access to one of the planet’s wildest, most
remote places.” —Paul Nicklen, National Geographic photographer
October 11, 2014
978-1-77164-045-9 / hardcover
$50.00
Epdf 978-1-77164-046-6 / $45.00
10½ x 11 • 192 pages,
color photos throughout
Nature
Rights held: World, all languages
Rights sold: U.S., English
Ship date: September 12, 2014
National publicity campaign, targeting cross-genre, current affairs, and photography
publications including Outdoor Photography, Photolife, Smithsonian, Time, Maclean’s
Features and reviews in environmental and outdoor adventure publications including
Outside, Explore, Canadian Geographic, Scientific American, Natural History
Features and reviews in major dailies
Author tour in Western and Eastern Canada
Also of Interest:
The Last Wild Wolves
McAllister
978-1-55365-452-0
Beneath Cold Seas
Hall
978-1-55365-870-2

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Technocreep
The Surrender of Privacy
and the Capitalization of Intimacy
Thomas P. Keenan
September 13, 2014
978-1-77164-122-7 / paperback
$22.95
Ebook 978-1-77164-123-4 / $17.95
5½ x 8½ • 224 pages
Business
Rights held: World, English
Ship date: August 15, 2014
“Technology is rapidly moving into our bodies,” writes cyber expert Thomas P.
Keenan, “and this book gives a chilling look ahead into where that road may lead
us.” Here is the definitive dissection of privacy-eroding and life-invading technol-
ogies, coming at you from governments, corporations, and the person next door.
Take, for example, the furor over Girls Around Me, a Russian-made iPhone
app that allowed anyone to scan the immediate vicinity for girls and women who
checked in on Foursquare and had poorly secured Facebook profiles. Going to a
Disney theme park? Your creepy new MagicBand will alert Minnie Mouse so she’ll
know your kid’s name when you approach her. Thinking about sending your DNA
to Ancestry.com for some “genetic genealogy”? Careful: your genetic information
could be used against you.
Thomas P. Keenan is one of the world’s top computer security experts and the
host of the award-winning CBC Ideas series Crimes of the Future. A Fellow of the
Canadian Information Processing Society and the Canadian Defence and Foreign
Affairs Institute, he received the 2012 NSERC Award for Science Promotion and is
a popular professor at the University of Calgary.
Excerpts and coverage targeting Maclean’s, the Walrus, Wired
Author media tour in Toronto, Ottawa, including public radio in U.S. and Canada
Online promotion and ad campaign targeting websites such as the Atlantic, Slate
Outreach and collaboration with relevant tech and transparency organizations, OpenMedia
Features and reviews targeting major dailies and national publications focusing on current
affairs, policy, and technology
ARCs available
Also of Interest:
Food, Sex, and Salmonella
Waltner-Toews
978-1-55365-271-7
987-1-92668-518-2
Climate Cover-up
Hoggan, Littlemore
978-1-55365-485-8
978-1-92670-677-1
A prescient warning of how technology’s determined creep threatens our day-to-day lives.

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The Personalized Medicine Revolution
How Diagnosing and Treating Disease
Are About to Change Forever
Pieter Cullis, PhD
February 15, 2015
978-1-77164-038-1 / paperback
$19.95
Ebook 978-1-77164-039-8/ $16.95
5½ x 8½ • 176 pages
health
Rights held: World, all languages
Ship date: January 10, 2015
Every year more than 2 million North Americans are hospitalized, and more
than 100,000 lose their lives, because of adverse reactions to drugs. These tragic
cases stem from our one-size-fits-all approach to medicine. But who we are—our
age, our sex, our size, our ethnic heritage—matters to our health. Shouldn’t our
medicine be tailored to our differences?
Through the stories of researchers, scientists, and patients, The Personalized
Medicine Revolution explores the promising new advances in personalized medi-
cine—healthcare based on each person’s unique genetic and molecular makeup—
and the coming sea change in the way we detect and treat disease. The book also
discusses the issues that patients, researchers, and governments will face as we
take the next steps into this exciting future and explains what readers can do to
take charge of their health.
Pieter Cullis, PhD, FRSC, is director of the Life Sciences Institute at the Uni-
versity of British Columbia and co-chair of the B.C. Personalized Medicine Initia-
tive. He is also a recipient of the Prix Galien, Canada’s top award for developing
new drugs to treat disease.
Major review mailing to health columnists at major daily newspapers
Pitching op/eds and excerpts to lifestyle and health magazines such as Prevention,
Best Health, Canadian Living, Canadian Health & Lifestyle
National drive-time radio tour
Promotion targeting health blogs and websites
Also of Interest:
The End of Pain
Lagacé
978-1-77164-018-3
978-1-77164-019-0
Seeking Sickness
Cassels
978-1-77100-032-1
Exploring how personalized medicine is transforming how we treat disease and maintain health.

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A Path Into The Future
An early look at David Suzuki’s forthcoming and personal new book
Advice, stories, and inspiration from a revered leader and thinker
In the fall of 2014, legendary scientist, teacher, and broadcaster David Suzuki will cross
Canada with a team of change-makers and prominent cultural ambassadors. Their aim: to
celebrate a growing movement that puts human rights at the center of environmentalism,
the environment at the center of community, and you at the center of it all.
Join an event in your community: www.davidsuzuki.org
To be published in 2015, David Suzuki’s Letters To My Grandchildren offers grandfatherly
advice combined with remarkable autobiographical stories. Drawing on his own experiences,
he explores life’s deep questions and offers up a lifetime of wisdom, inspiring us all to live with
courage, conviction, and passion as we learn from the past and look confidently into the future.
Look for news about the upcoming release and special advance Letter at www.greystonebooks.com

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The David Suzuki Reader, Revised Edition
A Lifetime of Ideas from a Leading Activist and Thinker
David Suzuki
Foreword by Bill McKibben
September 6, 2014
978-1-77164-027-5 / paperback
$24.95
Ebook 978-1-77164-028-2/ $22.95
6 x 9 • 432 pages
environment
Rights held: World, all languages
Ship date: August 15, 2014
Published in Partnership with the
David Suzuki Foundation
“This is a fine collection of writings by the respected scientist/activist on ecology,
politics, economics, science, technology, and nature, and how they all interact.”
—quill & quire
in this revised and expanded edition of his collected writings, David Suzuki
continues to explore the themes that have informed his work for more than four
decades—the interconnectedness of all things, our misguided elevation of eco-
nomics above all else, the urgent need to deal with climate change—but with an
increased emphasis on solutions to the problems we face, his vision for the future,
and the legacy he hopes to leave behind. There is also more focus on the personal—
the abiding role of nature and family in his life. Written with clarity, passion, and
wisdom, this book is essential for anyone who wants to understand what science
can and can’t do, or who wants to make a difference.
David Suzuki is an internationally renowned geneticist and environmentalist,
and a recipient of UNESCO’s Kalinga Prize for the Popularization of Science and
the 2009 Right Livelihood Award. Host of the long-running CBC television pro-
gram The Nature of Things, he is also the author of more than fifty books.
National review mailing to dailies and environmental publications
On-line campaign to ngos and environmental bloggers
Also of Interest:
The Big Picture
Suzuki
978-1-55365-397-4
978-1-92668-544-1
Everything Under the Sun
Suzuki
978-1-55365-528-2
978-1-55365-996-9
An extraordinary collection of scientific and
philosophical thought from North America’s leading activist and environmentalist.

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October 25, 2014
978-1-77164-048-0 / hardcover
$32.95
Ebook 978-1-77164-091-6 / $28.95
6 x 9 • 408 pages, B&W photographs
sports/hockey
Rights held: World, all languages
Ship date: September 26, 2014
In Puckstruck, Stephen Smith chronicles his wide-eyed and sometimes
wincing wander through hockey’s literature, language, and history. On this
journey to discover what the game has to say about who we are as Canadians,
he seeks to answer some essential riddles. Can hockey make you a better person?
What exactly is the Swedes’ problem? Where did the hook check go? Should those
men really be permitted to keep punching each other in the head? If hockey is
the best of us, is it also the worst? Is there hope?
Stephen Smith’s stories about five-dollar bills and boy travel writers have
appeared in Geist and McSweeney’s. He has also written for the Globe and Mail,
Canadian Geographic, Outside, and the New York Times Magazine. He lives in
Toronto, where he tends a blog, puckstruck.com, that keeps an eye on hockey
culture. Puckstruck is his first book.
Reviews, features, and interviews targeting sport and general interest publications
Author promotion in literary festivals
Sports radio tour
Outreach to Canadian Studies programs for course adoption
Christmas Gift Guide campaign
Online marketing and promotion to hockey and sports bloggers
Also of Interest:
Between the Pipes
Druzin
978-1-77100-014-7
978-1-77100-015-4
Jean Beliveau
Beliveau
978-1-55365-149-9
Puckstruck
Distracted, Delighted and Distressed
by Canada’s Hockey Obsession
Stephen Smith
A dazzling rush through Canada’s hockey-infused culture by a new voice in Canadian literature.
“This is a book after my heart: hockey and literature waltzing together to the
music of the author’s careful, artful prose. Funny, wistful, smart and unlike any
hockey book I’ve read (although I clearly haven’t read as many as Mr. Smith).”
—Dave Bidini

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September 13, 2014
978-1-77164-082-4 / paperback
$21.95
Ebook 978-1-77164-083-1 / $17.95
6 x 9 • 310 pages
political science/Biography
Rights held: World, all languages
Ship date: August 15, 2014
“A grisly catalogue of the effects of hydrogen sulphide and flaring...
Nikiforuk provides an eloquent and persuasive voice for all downwinders.”
—the globe and mail
In 1990, religious-community leader Wiebo Ludwig learned the hard way that
land ownership doesn’t include mineral rights. A Calgary oil company proposed
to drill directly in view of his farm’s communal dining room. Ludwig wrote
letters, petitioned, and forced public hearings—and discovered the provincial
regulator cared little about landowners. After the oil company accidentally vented
raw sour gas, Ludwig’s wife miscarried. Saboteurs details the ensuing conflict,
which involved the oil company, police, and the larger community. Hostilities
began with nails on the roads, sabotaged well sites, and road blockades. They cul-
minated in death threats, shootings, and bombings.
With the escalation of hydraulic fracturing for extreme hydrocarbons, the
questions raised by Saboteurs about individual rights, corporate power, and gov-
ernment accountability are more relevant than ever.
Andrew Nikiforuk is a Canadian journalist who has been writing about the oil
and gas industry for more than two decades. His books include Tar Sands, which
won the Rachel Carson Environment Book Award. Nikiforuk is the winner of the
2013 Writers’ Trust Matt Cohen Award in Celebration of a Writing Life.
Chris Hedges is a Pulitzer prize-winning journalist and is the author of twelve
books, including New York Times bestseller Days of Destruction, Days of Revolt.
Coverage targeting major dailies and policy publications, including Christian Science Monitor
Publicity and promotion targeting environmental websites such as Mother Jones
Andrew Nikiforuk’s new book coming in 2015
Fracking the Earth
Nikiforuk
Saboteurs
Wiebo Ludwig’s War against Big Oil
Andrew Nikiforuk
Foreword by Chris Hedges
A real-life environmental thriller, now available in a new edition.
Winner of the Governor General’s Award for Literary Non-Fiction and the
2002 Crime Writers of Canada Arthur Ellis Award for Best True Crime.
With the proliferation of hydraulic fracturing around the
world, urban and suburban families now experience what
Wiebo Ludwig and his rural neighbours fought to prevent:
devalued land, polluted air, sick children, poisoned animals,
and contaminated water. In Fracking the Earth, Andrew
Nikiforuk tells the shocking, inspiring story of one woman’s
battle to hold government and industry legally accountable
for the damage fracking leaves in its wake.
timely new edition

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October 25, 2014
978-1-77164-024-4 / paperback
$19.95
Ebook 978-1-77164-025-1/ $17.95
5¼ x 7½ • 208 pages
sports & recreation/nature
Rights held: World, all languages
Ship date: September 26, 2014
Also of Interest:
Fishing the River of Time
Taylor
978-1-77100-057-4
An Enchantment of Birds
Cannings
978-1-55365-235-9
978-1-92668-508-3
Casting Quiet Waters
Reflections on Life and Fishing
Edited by Jake MacDonald
In this volume of original narratives by some of North America’s most respected
literary writers, each author takes us on a fishing trip that provides an opportu-
nity to explore the nature of humanity. The writer and the angler both toss lines,
chase shadows, and spend countless hours pondering what might have been. In
life, as in fishing, the trophy always gets away. But the writer at least brings
home a story.
Literary review mailing
Excerpts targeting national lifestyle magazines and national dailies
Features and reviews targeting outdoor and environmental magazines including
Outdoor Canada
Features and reviews targeting fishing publications including Field & Stream
A major collection of new writing on the human condition, through the lens of fishing.
David Adams Richards
Wayne Curtis
Tom McGuane
Charles Gaines
David Carpenter
Ian Pearson
Kenneth Kidd
Jake MacDonald
Marni Jackson
Annie Proulx
Charles Wilkins
Ian Frazier
Writing from:
Jake MacDonald is the author of Houseboat Chronicles: Notes from a Life
in Shield Country, as well as numerous books of fiction and non-fiction. He is also
an award-winning journalist whose work has appeared in Canadian Geographic,
the Globe and Mail, the New York Times, and many other publications. He lives
in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

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British Columbia
A Natural History of Its Origins, Ecology,
and Diversity with a New Look at Climate Change
Richard Cannings & Sydney Cannings
February 15, 2015
978-1-77164-073-2 / paperback
$34.95
Ebook 978-1-77164-074-9/ $34.95
7½ x 10 • 384 pages,
full color illustrations throughout
travel/nature
Rights held: World, all languages
Ship date: January 17, 2015
This revised and expanded edition of an award-winning book explores not
only British Columbia’s stunning ecology but also its natural history as it has been
impacted by climate change. With larger sections on the province’s geological his-
tory, updated information on the mountain pine beetle and the future of B.C.’s
biodiversity, and fresh details on many other topics, this edition includes addi-
tional illustrations, photos, sidebars, and new and revised maps.
Both an authoritative reference and an easy-to-read guide, this revised edition
is a must for anyone who wants detailed and up-to-date information about British
Columbia’s dazzling natural world.
Richard Cannings works as a consulting biologist assessing endangered
species and organizing broad-scale bird population surveys. He is the author
of Birdfinding in British Columbia, with Russell Cannings, An Enchantment of
Birds, The Rockies: A Natural History, and, with Sydney Cannings, The New
B.C. Roadside Naturalist.
Sydney Cannings is a biologist working on species at risk for Environment
Canada in Whitehorse, Yukon. He has also worked as an endangered species
specialist for the British Columbia government.
Marketing campaign targeting daily papers and nature and tourism publications
Online marketing and promotional partnerships with Tourism British Columbia
Also of Interest:
Birdfinding in British Columbia
Cannings, Cannings
978-1-77100-003-1
The New B.C. Roadside Naturalist
Cannings, Cannings
978-1-77100-054-3
A lively and thought-provoking guide to the natural history of Canada’s most ecologically
diverse province that highlights the effects of climate change and explores the future of B.C.’s biodiversity.
Winner of the Science in Society Award and the Bill Duthie Booksellers’ Award.

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Frozen in Time
The Fate of the Franklin Expedition
John Geiger & Owen Beattie
Introduction by Margaret Atwood
Also of Interest:
High Endeavors
Clark
978-1-55054-058-1
Polar Wives
Herbert
978-1-926812-62-5
978-1-926812-63-2
September 6, 2014
978-1-77164-079-4 / paperback
$22.95
Ebook 978-1-77164-080-0/ $17.95
5½ x 8 ½ • 288 pages, 51 B&W photos
history
Rights held: North America, English
Ship date: August 15, 2014
“A remarkable piece of forensic deduction.” —Margaret Atwood
“Simply compelling.” —Mordecai Richler
“A cautionary tale of scholarly merit.” —William S. Burroughs
Frozen in Time tells the dramatic story of how Sir John Franklin’s elite naval
forces came within sight of the Northwest Passage, only to succumb to unimagi-
nable horrors. A gripping tale of cannibalism, bureaucratic hubris, great courage,
and groundbreaking science, it shows how the excavation of three sailors from
the 1845–48 Franklin expedition, buried for 138 years on the Arctic headland of
Beechey Island, has shed new light on one of the world’s great maritime mysteries.
Owen Beattie is a professor of anthropology at the University of Alberta. He has
contributed to many forensic investigations in Canada, as well as to human rights
and humanitarian projects in Rwanda, Somalia, and Cyprus.
John Geiger’s work has been translated into eight languages. He is a Fellow of
the Royal Canadian Geographical Society.
Review mailing to outdoor and adventure publications
International bestseller—more than 125,000 copies sold worldwide.
Re-released to coincide with the renewed search for the lost Franklin Expedition ships.
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Finding Her Voice
Guiding Stories on a Woman’s Unique Journey
Robin Wiszowat y
Also of Interest:
My Maasai Life
Wiszowaty
978-1-55365-509-1
978-1-55365-823-8
It Takes A Child
Kielburger
978-1-927435-04-5
Me to We
October, 2014
978-1-927435-18-2 / paperback
$19.95
Ebook 978-1-927435-19-9/ $18.95
5.5 x 8 • 250 pages
biography/memoir
Rights held: World, all languages
Ship date: September 2014
Back in her suburban high school classroom, Robin Wiszowaty never imagined
her future as a leader in African communities. Wiszowaty’s personal journey
exposes the realities of female empowerment, seen through her own life choices
and the experiences of the women who helped shape her path. As she explores
vulnerable truths about growing up female in both her Western birthplace and
newfound African homes, Wiszowaty comes to an understanding of the univer-
sal principles of womanhood. Continuing the narrative of her first bestselling
memoir, My Maasai Life, Wiszowaty’s adventures and explorations in community
development reveal the realities of a girl finding her voice—and her identity.
Robin Wiszowaty currently travels between her homes in Kenya and Ghana,
serving as the Director of Kenya & Ghana Programs with Free The Children. This
is Wiszowaty’s third book.
Full 10-week book tour at schools and corporate events
Me to We Artisans trunk shows
E-marketing to Me to We network (over 200,000 consumers)
Homepage promotion on metowe.com and metowe.com/shop
PR support with interviews and book excerpts in publications
Photograph courtesy of V. Tony Hauser
From our Associated Publishers

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Anxiety is rampant in society in general and among children in particu-
lar. Written by Registered Clinical Counselor and national parenting columnist
Michele Kambolis, Generation Stressed explains the causes and effects of anxiety
in children and equips concerned parents with an array of highly effective play-
based tools with which to help their anxious child. Based on the principles of
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, this easy-to-use handbook is packed with original,
engaging, and effective exercises developed by Kambolis to help parents alleviate
the symptoms of anxiety in their children, bolstered by the power of parent-child
attachment. Kambolis blends sound theory, practical intervention techniques, and
clinical expertise with a warm, encouraging, and conversational tone of voice that
parents will find instantly relatable.
Michele Kambolis (MA) is a registered Child and Family Therapist and Parent
Educator and a Registered Clinical Counselor dedicated to raising awareness about
mental health issues. Kambolis writes a popular and accessible weekly parenting
and advice column for the Vancouver Sun called “Parent Traps,” which runs
across Canada in the Postmedia Network chain of newspapers.
LifeTree Media
September 6, 2014
978-0-9936530-0-1 / paperback
$19.95
Ebook 978-0-9936530-1-8/ $17.95
6 x 9 • 272 pages
self-help
Rights represented: World, all languages
Ship date: August 10, 2014
First serial offered to the Globe & Mail, Canadian Parent
Extensive media campaign in Canada & U.S.
National radio and TV tour with author
Outreach to parent and mom bloggers within Canada
Social media campaign on Facebook and Twitter, using author’s own brand
lifetree media titles
Generation Stressed
Play-Based Tools to Help Your Child Overcome Anxiety
Michele K ambolis
From our Associated Publishers

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lifetree media titles
Digital technology has overturned entire industries and irrevocably altered
the way we live and work. But the changes are far from over: now, tech is set to
transform our planet and society in once unimaginable ways.
In his groundbreaking new book Vaporized, Robert Tercek takes us inside the
world’s largest cultural and economic transformation since the Industrial Revolu-
tion, and explains what it means for consumers, employers, and policymakers.
Tercek does for digital business theory what Malcolm Gladwell has done for
sociology, translating a complex subject into approachable and relevant terms.
Insightful and optimistic, Tercek presents a practical blueprint for survival that
no business leader, from Fortune 500 CEO to small startup owner, can afford to
ignore.
Robert Tercek is one of the world’s most prolific creators of interactive content.
He has created breakthrough entertainment experiences for every digital platform
and served in key positions in the digital divisions of The Oprah Winfrey Network
and Sony Entertainment. He lives in Los Angeles.
LifeTree Media
January 10, 2015
978-1-928055-04-4 / hardcover
$26.95
Ebook 978-1-928055-05-1 $26.95
6 x 9 • 256 pages
Business
Rights represented: World, all languages
Ship date: December 10, 2014
Full-scale media campaign in the U.S. and Canada, including business, technology
and current affairs publications, radio, and newspapers
Author tour to New York, Toronto, Washington, D.C., and Toronto.
Social media campaign and extensive promotion through the author’s broad and
influential professional network.
Vaporized
How to Survive and Thrive in a Dematerialized World
Robert tercek
From our Associated Publishers

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Financial expert Tracy Theemes has seen countless female clients from across
the socio-economic spectrum confess to feelings of anxiety and powerlessness
about their own money.
In The Financially Empowered Woman, Theemes unpacks the social and
emotional roots of the problem and firmly but gently leads readers to greater self-
awareness and informed decision-making. Theemes offers a concise and accessible
five-step planning guide that every woman can follow to get her financial life on
track and keep it there. Blending compassion and insight with rigorous profes-
sional expertise, The Financially Empowered Woman is destined to become an
indispensable resource for every woman who wants to step into her own financial
power.
Tracy Theemes is a Certified Investment Advisor with a previous 12-year career
as a practicing counselor. As co-founder of Sophia Financial Group, she specializes
in educating women in money matters and empowering them to take control of
their financial lives.
LifeTree Media
October 4, 2014
978-1-928055-00-6 / paperback
$19.95
Ebook 978-1-928055-02-0/ $19.95
6 x 9 • 197 pages
Personal Finance/Self-Help
Ship date: September 5, 2014
Media campaign to business and lifestyle media
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Aggressive Facebook advertising and promotional campaign
Top tips circulated to key media for excerpting
The Financially Empowered Woman
Everything You Really Want to Know about Your Money
Tracy Theemes
forword by Kamal Basra
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Raised in a three-room shack with no running water in rural Manitoba, Rose-
marie Francis was under pressure from her alcoholic, abusive father to aim for
a job at the local chicken-packing plant. Instead, she put herself through col-
lege at night, bought her first house at 18, earned her CPA designation at 21,
and rose through the corporate ranks to create a life of magnificent wealth and
accomplishment.
In The Better Life Book, Francis shares the secrets behind her remarkable
achievements. Whatever your goals, Francis argues that your ability to reach them
rests on getting the basics right. With its plain-spoken warmth and sincerity, the
book offers a down-to-earth, common-sense approach to self-development that
anyone can follow to create a better life for themselves.
Rosemarie Francis overcame a severely impoverished childhood to achieve
extraordinary success. Francis left home as a teenager and never looked back,
eventually becoming VP of sales for the bakery division of Maple Leaf Foods and
founding successful tech company Etelu. Francis’s story is sure to inspire women
and girls to reach for a brighter future.
LifeTree Media
January 17, 2015 Canada
978-0-9936530-4-9 / hardcover
$22.95
Ebook 978-0-9936530-5-6/ $17.95
5¼ x 7½ • 160 pages
Self-Help
Rights represented: World, all languages
Ship date: December 17, 2014
Canada & U.S. media campaigns to lifestyle media
Author promotion through online videos
Facebook advertising and outreach in Canada and the U.S.
Blogger outreach campaign to female-oriented outlets
The Better Life Book
Lessons Learned on the Road from Rags to Riches
Rosemarie Fr ancis
lifetree media titles
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Eating Dirt
Charlotte Gill
978-1-55365-792-7 pbk
$19.95
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$22.95
A vivid portrayal of one woman’s life planting trees,
her insights into the forest industry and its
environmental implications, and a celebration
of the wonder of trees.
The Burning Question
Mike Berners-Lee
978-1-77164-007-7 pbk
$19.95
We can’t burn half the world’s oil,
coal and gas. So how do we quit?
The Energy of Slaves
Andrew Nikiforuk
978-1-77164-010-7 Pbk
$19.95
978-1-55365-978-5 hc
$29.95
A radical analysis of our master-and-slave
relationship to energy and a call for change.
A Geography of Blood
Candace Savage
978-1-55365-234-2 hc
$26.95
978-1-77100-321-6 pbk
$19.95
A profound and dramatic journey
through the eloquent landscape of
southwestern Saskatchewan.
Planet Heart
Dr. Francois Reeves
978-1-77100-081-9 pbk
$19.95
An eye-opening look at the
unmistakable influences of pollution
on cardiovascular health.
You Are the Earth
David Suzuki and Kathy Vanderlinden
978-1-55365-476-6 pbk
$22.95
This revised and updated edition is expanded
with new content and art to teach kids about
the natural world and its challenges.
Tar Sands
Andrew Nikiforuk
978-1-55365-555-8 pbk
$20.00
A critical exposé of the world’s largest energy
project—the Alberta oil sands which has made
Canada one of the worst environmental
offenders on earth.
Empire of the Beetle
Andrew Nikiforuk
978-1-55365-510-7 pbk
$19.95
First-hand accounts from entomologists,
botanists, foresters, and rural residents shed light
on the unprecedented pine beetle plague, its
startling implications, and the lessons it holds.
Beneath Cold Seas
David Hall
978-1-55365-870-2 hc
$45.00
Breathtaking photographs and text
by an award-winning photographer capture the
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The Sacred Headwaters
Wade Davis
978-1-55365-880-1 hc
$50.00
A visual feast and a plea to save an
extraordinary region in North America for
future generations.
The Sacred Balance
David Suzuki
978-1-55365-166-6 pbk
$22.95
This special 10th-anniversary edition
reexamines our place in the natural world in
light of sweeping environmental changes and
recent advances in scientific knowledge.
Salmon Forest
David Suzuki and Sarah Ellis
978-1-55365-163-5 pbk
$10.95
Charming and informative and accompanied
by exquisite watercolors, this book
magically evokes the spirit and mystery
of the West Coast rain forest.
Prairie
Candace Savage
978-1-55365-588-6 pbk
$34.95
This bestselling guide to one of the largest
ecosystems in North America is authoritative,
detailed, and scientifically up-to-date.
The Legacy
David Suzuki
978-1-55365-828-3 pbk
$17.95
978-1-55365-570-1 hc
$25.00
If he had to sum up all that he has learned in
one last lecture, what would David Suzuki say?
Tree
David Suzuki and Wayne Grady
978-1-55365-126-0 pbk
$18.95
978-1-55365-016-4 hc
$28.00
This is a story that spans a millennium
and includes a cast of millions. It is the
story of a single tree.
Lakeland
Allan Casey
978-1-55365-885-6 pbk
$19.95
978-1-55365-308-0 hc
$29.95
With lively storytelling, and intimate evocation
of wild beauty, this book celebrates the rich
culture and unsung splendor of Canada’s lakeland.
Bees
Candace Savage
978-1-55365-531-2 pbk
$19.95
978-1-55365-321-9 hc
$28.00
With informed and passionate prose, readers
get up close and personal with the familiar
yet wondrously odd honeybee.
Eco-Fun
David Suzuki and Kathy Vanderlinden
978-1-55054-823-5 pbk
$16.95
With this collection of forty-eight fun-filled,
science-based environmental activities, kids
from eight to eleven explore the world they
live in and find ways to make it better.

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Following the Last Wild Wolves
Ian McAllister
978-1-55365-587-9 pbk
$19.95
A chronicle of nearly two decades of
following two wolf packs in one of the
last places on the planet where wolves
live relatively undisturbed by humans.
Little Ship of Fools
Charles Wilkins
978-1-55365-878-8 pbk
$21.95
The dramatic and hilarious story of risk,
survival, and the importance of our
connections to the planet on a human-
powered journey across the ocean.
The Book of Marvels
Lorna Crozier
978-1-926812-75-5 hc
$19.95
In a series of playful and startling prose
meditations, celebrated writer Lorna
Crozier brings her rapt attention to the
small matter of household objects.
Bateman: New Works
Robert Bateman
978-1-77164-072-5 pbk
$26.95
The long-awaited collection
of new works by the world’s most
beloved wildlife painter and
conservationist.
And Then There Were Nuns
Jane Christmas
978-1-55365-799-6 pbk
$21.00
With insight and humor, Christmas
provides a glimpse into a seldom-seen
lifestyle while discovering if she is
“nun material.”
The Perfect Keg
Ian Coutts
978-1-77100-008-6 pbk
$19.95
An entertaining year-long devotion to
the near-religious art of brewing beer.
Bärle’s Story
Else Poulsen
978-1-926812-87-8 pbk
$19.95
The uplifting story of the mental
and physical recovery of a polar bear
rescued from a life of abuse in a circus.
Olive Odyssey
Julie Angus
978-1-55365-514-5 hc
$28.95
Julie Angus takes her young family on
an adventure to the Mediterranean
world to discover the origins, cultural
meanings, and delights of the world’s
most influential fruit.
Feeding Frenzy
Paul McMahon
978-1-77164-013-8 pbk
$19.95
Land grabs, price spikes, and the
world food crisis.
The Endangered Species
Road Trip
Cameron MacDonald
978-1-55365-935-8 pbk
$19.95
A summer’s worth of dingy motels,
poison oak, ravenous insects, and the
rarest species in North America.
In Pursuit of Garlic
Liz Primeau
978-1-55365-601-2 pbk
$19.95
A paean to the spellbinding,
versatile, and tasty little vegetable,
this book is packed with fascinating
facts, practical advice, recipes, and
engaging personal stories.
The End of Pain
Jacqueline Lagacé
978-1-77164-018-3 pbk
$22.95
How targeted nutrition can end
chronic pain due to inflammatory
disease.

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Trauma Farm
Brian Brett
978-1-55365-803-0 pbk
$19.95
978-1-55365-474-2 cloth
$35.00
A poetic and evocative memoir of
experiences on a small island farm that
reconnects the reader with the land
and the source of our food.
Down the Drain
Chris Wood
978-1-926812-77-9 hc
$32.95
An incisive critique of Canada’s failed
management of its water supply.
Big City Bees
Maggie de Vries
978-1-55365-906-8 hc
$19.95
Vivid writing and luminous art combine
to tell a modern story that introduces
young readers to the wonders of bees.
The Flood of 2013
Calgary Herald
978-1-77164-030-5 hc
$29.95
A record of an unforgettable summer
of angry rivers, unprecedented
flooding and undeniable human spirit.
Feet, Don’t Fail Me Now
Ben Kaplan
978-1-77100-073-4 pbk
$19.95
How to go from couch potato to
marathon runner in one year, without
losing your cool.
Fraser Bear
Maggie de Vries
978-1-926812-95-3 pbk
$12.95
A beautifully illustrated nature story
of a bear cub’s life in the Pacific
Northwest.
The Little Hummingbird
Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas
978-1-55365-533-6 hc
$18.95
A new edition of the beautifully
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for younger readers.
Climate Cover-Up
James Hoggan
978-1-55365-485-8 pbk
$20.00
An insider’s view of how the energy
industry has fuelled a bogus
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The Beginning Runner’s
Handbook
Ian MacNeill
978-1-55365-860-3 pbk
$19.95
Tried and tested by thousands of new
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The War on Science
Chris Turner
978-1-77100-431-2 pbk
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A passionate and meticulously
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Between the Pipes
Randi Druzin
978-1-77100-014-7 pbk
$19.95
A revealing look at hockey’s
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Roll On
Ron Lightburn
978-1-55365-529-9 hc
$19.95
The remarkable story of Rick Hansen’s
Man in Motion World Tour—and all
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Financially Empowered Woman
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