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Inanna publishes books by imaginative and insightful feminist voices.

Our editorial policy is to publish visionary books that reflect the depth, breadth and diversity of women’s lives across Canada.

01/13/2026

Calling all book lovers! 📢
Come out for a free BOOK LAUNCH on January 21st from 1-4 PM at the Nellie Langford Rowell Library in Founders College, on the York University Campus.
Admission is FREE and light refreshments will be served!

Alt text: Book launch poster with a blue background, an image of the cover of the book for Concrete Women next to a picture of the author Tara Atluri. The poster says Concrete Women Book Launch with author Tara Atluri!, Jan 21 2026 1-4, Nellie Langford Rowell Library Founders College 4700 Keele St Room #204, Free Admission.

12/21/2025

Last but not least, we're so excited to share the cover for As the Morning Rising by Mary Frances Coady!

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In this companion novel to The Practice of Perfection and The Holy Rule, this historical novel follows Sister Alphonsine after she has been sent away from St. Monica's School for Girls because the Mother Superior feared that she was introducing a way of thinking to the young nuns that would pull them into modernity. As the 1950s becomes the 1960s, Alphonsine continues to inspire change and revolution in all those she meets.
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Preorder this title at inanna.ca! Use the code HOLIDAY25 at checkout to get 30% off.

12/18/2025

Next in our spring lineup is Late Bloomer, a memoir by Mary Lou Dickinson.

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Born in the shadow of World War II, Mary Lou Dickinson came of age in an era that expected
women to conform—but she never did. This powerful memoir traces her path as a feminist writer of the Silent Generation, working with the women’s movement and working to support the survivors of s*xual assault. Though she had long published stories in literary magazines, it wasn’t until the age of 70 that her first book was published, proving that it’s never too late to claim one’s voice.
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Available for preorder now!

12/15/2025

Next up for our Spring 2026 cover reveals is Tegan Zimmerman's debut poetry collection, Chimeras!

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In her debut poetry collection, Tegan Zimmerman recuperates and (re)conceives the mythical figure of the chimera to explore maternity, monstrosity, labour, and reproduction. Chimeras brilliantly explores the fragility of identity categories, the slipperiness between the contradictory roles assigned to the maternal: goddess-lover-wife-mother-crone-monster.
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Preorder on our website now - and don't forget to use code HOLIDAY25 for 30% off!

12/14/2025

Happy Holidays from your friends at Inanna Publications! Whether you celebrate Hannukkah, Kwanzaa, Christmas, Yule, or the winter solstice, we hope that you are staying warm and sharing time with your loved ones this holiday season. See you in the New Year!

12/11/2025

We're so excited to share the covers for all our new spring titles this month! First up is One Sunday Without Desire by Cecelia Fray, which will be coming out in May.

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One Sunday Without Desire tells the story of two sisters travelling through a strange, dangerous, plague-infested country. They end their journey in a derelict hotel in a worn-out city, which demands a life-changing decision. The novel centers around the narrator’s journey as she grapples with her sister’s life.
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Visit our website to preorder One Sunday Without Desire!

12/08/2025

Between now and the new year, get 30% off all titles on our website, including preorders and digital formats! To get your discount, just visit inanna.ca and enter the code HOLIDAY25 at checkout ✨

11/30/2025

was the perfect backdrop to for November 6th's celebration of Black Creek by Susan Grundy; a novel about intergenerational healing, ancestral memory, and the women who shape us. Thank you to everyone who came to honour this story of breaking cycles and reclaiming the past, and special thanks to Carrie Haber for hosting such a wonderful conversation with Susan! ✨📖

11/28/2025

Some of Inanna's bestselling titles from the past several years are on sale on Kobo and Apple Books! Visit one of these retailers to get 50-70% off the titles featured here, and more!

11/19/2025

👉 Out now!

The most recent addition to Inanna's fall collection is Concrete Women: Gender, Urbanism, and Protest in South Asia by Tara Atluri, offering firsthand accounts of feminist, transgender, and q***r movements in urban India and Pakistan ✊📣

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People who live in South Asian cities re-shape politics and actualize constitutional rights, in parks, on playgrounds, and in city streets. The author has interviewed those who are part of a generation of unabashedly courageous, intersectional feminists who are living and working in South Asia and share their first-hand stories. These activists stage protests and artistic interventions in a time-period of legal reforms regarding q***r rights, public debates regarding s*x, the rise of urbanization, and growing forms of Internet literacy
and accessibility. Concrete Women is a rumination on the distances between life and death, between unremitting violence and the possibility of justice.
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11/15/2025

Available today! Drawing on her own lineage of seven generations of Toronto women, author Susan Grundy has crafted a gripping story of multigenerational trauma in Black Creek. 🕯️

🗓️ Don't miss Black Creek's Toronto launch on November 19 at 6:30 pm at Supermarket Bar & Variety. Please RSVP at https://tinyurl.com/nov19torontolaunch.

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As a child, Kate Stong Smythe drew castles. Now, at thirty-five, she’s found herself hard-edged and uncompromising, designing slick condos in Griffintown, a gentrified working-class neighbourhood of Montreal.

When Kate’s mother dies, she calls out five mysterious names from her deathbed, propelling Kate on a journey to unravel the mysterious dreams she’s had since childhood. She’s met with a shock when she finds the five names in her own family genealogy books, tied to faces she knows from her strange flashbacks. Who are these women, and why have they haunted her dreams since she was a little girl?

Kate’s unsettling visions take her from her home in Montreal to an abandoned farmhouse in the northern suburbs of Toronto, increasingly consumed by her ties to the past and the ancestral hardness that is holding her hostage.
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👉 Find Black Creek at your local bookstore or at inanna.ca!

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