Tag: Newfoundland Literature

• Upgraded Availability: Our Books are Now on Google Play

  Problematic Press is pleased to announce a couple of recent upgrades. Regularly, our books have been available to purchase through Amazon, in both print and Kindle editions. Now, Problematic Press titles are available on Google Books through Google Play, as well, meaning our ebooks are easily available to over 2 billion Android and Chromebook users!…

  Dave Reynolds

  August 3, 2022

  Updates

  Amazon, books, Canadian Literature, ebooks, fiction, Google Books, Google Play, Kindle, Newfoundland Literature, non-fiction, One Tree Planted, poetry, Problematic Press, This Is It, This Is Lit

• COMING SOON: Girly Muckle and the Queer Hands

  

  Problematic Press is thrilled to reveal that our next publication will be Girly Muckle and the Queer Hands, a novel by Bernardine Ann Teráz Stapleton with illustrations by Nicole Leona Smith. There can be much more to a person than what meets the eye, and Girly Muckle can vouch for that. She’s not like most…

  Dave Reynolds

  April 30, 2021

  Updates

  Bernardine Ann Teráz Stapleton, Berni, book, books, Canadian Literature, coming soon, fantasy, fiction, FORTHCOMING, Girly Muckle, Girly Muckle and the Queer Hands, Labrador, Literature, Newfoundland, Newfoundland Literature, Nicole Leona Smith, novel, queer, Queer Hands

• A Riddle, a Pun, and a New Logo

  

  What’s black and white and re(a)d all over?

  Dave Reynolds

  June 12, 2020

  Updates

  books, Can Lit, fantasy, FORTHCOMING, gonzo, Kindle, logo, memeoem, MERCANARY, merch, neologism, neologisms, Newfoundland Literature, novel, operationmerchanary, picaresque, poetry, problematicpress, publisher, publishing, readallover, rpg maker, sells-word, theMERCANARY, This Is It, This Is Lit, threadless, trademark, video game

• As the Gift-Giving Season Approaches…

  Indeed, as the gift-giving season approaches, consider how those you love might love to receive one of our books! What’s that you say? “Shut up about the holidays; it’s too early for all that now,” you say. Well, with online ordering you have to think about shipping and potential delays, and we wouldn’t want anything…

  Dave Reynolds

  November 3, 2014

  Updates

  Amanda Tiller, Canadian Literature, criticism, David Reynolds, dystopia, fairy tales, fiction, James De Mille, literary criticism, Myles Reichel, Newfoundland and Labrador, Newfoundland Literature, Nicholas Morine, non-fiction, philosophy, poetry, Robert Hayman, short fiction