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Coach House Books has been a member of Linktree for 6 years and joined in July 2020. The social media accounts linked to from Coach House Books are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, chbooks has populated their site with: • Audiobooks • zaagigin 🌱 CALL FOR PITCHES: Indigenous Nonfiction • Bookseller, Librarian, and Influencer Mailing List • 🎧 Kate Cayley interviewed by Kerry Clare • Announcing our Spring/Summer 2026 Titles 📚 • Feb 10: Maggie Helwig at the Vancouver Writers Fest • 🎧 David Berry and Raymond Biesinger on TalkPaperScissors • 🎧 Robert McGill interviewed on What Happened Next • Feb. 22: Coach House at Rock/Paper/Scissors Book Fair in Guelph! • May 14: Geoffrey D. Morrison launches The Coffin of Honey in Vancouver • MARCH 24: Messy Cities editors in Brampton • Spring 2026: What You Won’t Do For Love's Ontario Tour • MARCH 17: Cayley and Kaufman at The City and the City Books • MARCH 29: Jumoke Verissimo at VERSeFest • MARCH 25: Cross-Pollinations with Lisa Robertson • APRIL 16: Jennifer Bowering Delisle at Shelf Life Books (Calgary) • 🎧 Alana Wilcox on the Printed podcast • What I Know About You selected for One eRead Canada! • May 5: An Evening with Maggie Helwig in Stratford • APRIL 12: Jennifer Bowering Delisle at Edmonton Poetry Festival • 15% OFF BACKLIST POETRY! • April 30: Éric Chacour and Pablo Strauss discuss What I Know About You • May 21: Spring Group Launch in Toronto • May 19: Lisa Robertson launches Riverwork in Toronto • May 30: Jordan Abel launches Dad Era in Edmonton • 2026 AFNA Shortlist: Kate Cayley • Riverwork reviewed in The New York Times • Lisa Robertson interviewed on minor literature[s] • Riverwork reviewed in The Baffler • The Coffin of Honey reviewed in Strange Horizons • Riverwork reviewed in Bookforum • Lisa Robertson interviewed on Between the Covers • Fall/Winter 2026 from Coach House Books! • Kate Cayley interviewed on What Happened Next • Jordan Abel interviewed on Bookends by Mattea Roach • 20% PRIDE READS UNTIL JUNE 30 📚🌈 • Riverwork reviewed in e-flux • The Mulai on Lit Hub's Most Anticipated Books of 2026 List • Upcoming Events • SEP 16: Zahra Ebrahim and Jane Farrow launch Women, Walking • SEP 10: 2026 WAYZGOOSE! • SEP 15: An Evening with Maggie Helwig • SEP 19: Maggie Helwig in Thunder Bay • The Mulai by Munir Hachemi (trans. Julia Sanches) reviewed in Asymptote Journal • On Occasion (ed. Sina Queyras) reviewed in Montreal Review of Books • Women, Walking: Notes on Lives in Motion by • SEP 22: Maggie Helwig in Kitchener • SEP 26 & 27: Coach House Books at Word On The Street • The Point! by Nasser Hussain • The Mulai | Coach House Books • Shadow of the Living Brightness by Dominique Béchard • OCT 1–10: Leigh Kotsilidis on tour for Some of Us May Live • SEP 29: Zahra Ebrahim talks Women, Walking at Brampton Economic Summit • OCT 3: Zahra Ebrahim & Lindsay Casey • SEP 29: Sina Queyras launches On Occasion in Calgary • OCT 13: Lisa Robertson at University of Victoria • OCT 3: Geoffrey D. Morrison at Winnipeg Book Festival • OCT 3: Lisa Robertson at Winnipeg Book Festival • Feb 5: André Alexis in Ottawa in celebration of Black History Month • Women, Walking eds. Zahra Ebrahim & Jane Farrow • Asbestos by Sébastien Dulude (trans. Pablo Strauss) • OCT 3: Zahra Ebrahim & Lindsay Casey on Women, Walking in Bloomfield • Feb 3: Maggie Helwig at Toronto's By the Lake Book Club • The Mulai by Munir Hachemi (trans. Julia Sanches) • One Part Ocean by Dominique Fortier (trans. Rhonda Mullins) • Riverwork reviewed in The New York Review • Explore the Coach House Archive • Instructions for the End of the World by Maggie Helwig • Girls Fall Down by Maggie Helwig • NOV 4: Zahra Ebrahim at Vancouver Public Library • FALL '25 BOOKS • Nebulas by Meghan Kemp-Gee • Some of Us May Live by Leigh Kotsilidis • Dad Era by Jordan Abel • Nowtown eds. Katie Lee, Brendan McCabe, & Andrew Wedderburn • OUR WEBSITE • OCT 23: Lisa Robertson & Geoffrey D. Morrison at Vancouver Writers Fest • The Coffin of Honey by Geoffrey D. Morrison • OCT 23: Maggie Helwig at Ottawa International Writers Festival • On Occasion ed. Sina Queyras • OCT 23: Jordan Abel & Lisa Robertson at Vancouver Writers Fest • Riverwork by Lisa Robertson • OCT 15: Jordan Abel at Victoria Festival of Authors • OCT 21: Maggie Helwig launches Girls Fall Down • SEP 30: Zahra Ebrahim & Jane Farrow at TYPE Junction • View all upcoming events • Meghan Kemp-Gee interviewed by rob mclennan for Nebulas • Order Swivelmount by Ken Babstock • Jordan Abel interviewed on Bookends by Mattea Roach for Dad Era • Lisa Robertson interviewed on Between the Covers for Riverwork • Lisa Robertson interviewed in Los Angeles Review of Books • Leigh Kotsilidis and Jordan Abel on Howl Radio • Yesterdays in the New York Review of Books • 🎧 Coach House Books' 60th Anniversary Party Podcast! • Maggie Helwig interviewed on What Happened Next • OCT 28: Kate Cayley's Writer's Craft Masterclass at TIFA • The Walrus covers André Alexis's Quincunx Cycle • OCT 30: Lisa Robertson and André Alexis in conversation at TIFA • Sign up for our newsletter 💌 • Messy Cities in the Literary Review of Canada • Stock on California Review of Books's Best Poetry Books of 2025 • On Occasion: Interviews and Recommendations • The Coach House Books Podcast • The Xenotext: Book 2 is one of The Observer's Books of the Year 2025 • 60th Anniversary Merch • Encampment on the Globe's 100 Best Books of 2025 • Kate Cayley interviewed in the Toronto Star • David Berry interviewed in the Globe and Mail • Super smart nonfiction for those who prefer podcasts • 🎁HOLIDAY SALE: ALL BOOKS 22% OFF🎁 • Dec. 6-7: Read Quebec Book Fair in Montreal! • Dec 6: André Alexis at the McMichael Gallery • SCARY TRANSLATED BOOKS FOR YOUR CREEPY COUSIN • RSVP: Living Disability: Building Accessible Futures for Everybody on Dec. 2 • RSVP: Coach House Books at Glad Day's Book Fair on Nov. 30 • RSVP: Author Social with Kate Cayley and Alana Wilcox on Nov. 3 • RSVP: John Lorinc at the Canadian Jewish Literary Awards on Oct. 26 • RSVP: Fall Poetry Launch on Oct. 23 • RSVP: Messy Cities Panel Discussion on Oct. 21 • Read: Cree Literacy Network on the Significance of Calling Down the Sky's Bilingual Cree Edition • Listen: Solomon Ratt reads from Calling Down the Sky for Truth and Reconciliation Day • RSVP: Jumoke Verissimo launches Circumtrauma on Oct. 14 • RSVP: Kate Cayley launches Property on Oct. 7 • Read bpNichol's Journeying and the Returns • RSVP: Talk Messy Cities To Me on Sep. 30 • CALL FOR WORK: a Collection of Occasional Poetry, ed. Sina Queyras • RSVP: our 2025 Wayzgoose is on Sept. 4! • WIT Month Sale: 20% OFF! 📚 • Join Maggie Helwig on July 15 at a fundraiser for PARC Supportive Housing, in Toronto • Shop Our Pride Sale This Weekend! ❤️🌈📚 • RSVP: Book Launch: I Am Looking for You in the No-Place Grid on June 25 • RSVP: Messy Cities Book Launch on June 3! • RSVP: Our Spring Season Group Launch is May 27! • RSVP: Maggie Helwig launches ENCAMPMENT, in conversation with Dr. Andrew Boozary, on May 21! • LISTEN: With Love, Richard: Tribute to R.M. Vaughan • Pale Shadows by Dominique Fortier (trans. Rhonda Mullins) shortlisted for the Carol Shields Prize for Fiction! • March 28: Martha Baillie Reads From "The Incident Report" @ TPL • Read our pub day Q&A with Matthew Tierney • Follow us on Bluesky! • Swallowing Words: Food and Desire in Karolina Ramqvist’s Bread and Milk - Words Without Borders Review • Coach House Books Poetry Board Reading