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February brings with it Valentine's Day. And the perfect gift for said holiday – whether you love the day or loathe it – is Andrew Kaufman's debut novel, All My Friends Are Superheroes.

We've added a book clubs section to our website, to help you and your book club sort through Coach House novels for possible book club selections. When you select a Coach House title, you'll not only be reading compelling, Canadian-authored books, you'll also be able to discuss how the book was made, as Coach House is one of only three Canadian publishers to print its books in house!

Paul Quarrington, the musician and award-winning Toronto author of Whale Music, King Leary and, most recently, The Ravine has died. He was 56.

Quarrington, who was diagnosed with an advanced form of lung cancer last year, passed away on the morning of January 21, 2010.

Quarrington first published with Coach House in the late 70s. Coach House published and printed the Toronto author's first novel, The Service, in 1978.

The Poetry Project Newsletter ran an advance review of Rachel Zolf's highly anticipated new collection, Neighbour Procedure, in their February/March 2010 issue.

Below is an excerpt from the review by Thom Donovan:

Now you can take a tour of the Coach House from the privacy of your own home.

The Magical Mystery Tour, the self-guided tour booklet of Coach House Press, is now available online from the Coach House website. Learn about a Linotype! Look around the Type Room! Sit (virtually) in the Magical Sleeper Chair!

The Coach House Spring 2010 catalogue is now available for download. Click the hyperlink to download a PDF and get a preview of our spring titles!

And if you like the squirrel illustrations that adorn the front and back covers, visit the artist's site at letsshare.typepad.com.

Coach House is offering ebooks of selected titles for all of your digital reading needs!

Coffee Room

Christina Palassio and Evan Munday bring you poetry, beer and more in this season's edition of our podcast.

Editor and filmmaker Sarah Hipworth recently completed a video tour of the Coach House Press. Check it out here.

It's the cheapest date you'll find in the city. Five books, one hundred smackers: well worth skipping out on those three martinis at the Drake.

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Events

On Tuesday, February 9, Coach House poet Jordan Scott (Blert) will be featured at the Olive Reading Series in Edmonton. This free event starts at 7 p.m. and is followed by an open mic.

Jordan Scott at the Olive Reading Series
Tuesday, Feb 9, 2010
7:00 p.m.
LEVA
11053 86th Ave
Edmonton, AB

Acclaimed filmmaker and Coach House author Guy Maddin will be in Toronto on Saturday, February 13 for a Q&A following Cinematheque Ontario's screenings of The Heart of the World and My Winnipeg. Click here for all the details!

Q&A with Guy Maddin

On Friday, February 19, The Moles Not Molar Reading and Performance Series will feature Rachel Zolf (Neighbour Procedure, Human Resources), Suzanne Heyd (Fascicles) and Simone White in 'a crisp double-fisted book release celebration and poetry spectacular.'

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