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Luna Publications is an independent publisher based in Toronto, Canada. Our books address the cultural and intellectual attrition of the mainstream information flow, and work to break apart the homogenization and commercialization of our literary experience. Our fiction is culture consciousness, fearless, edgy, and worldwide recognizable. For submission guidelines, please visit our website or email us at editor@lunapublications.com

Ceasefire in Purgatory by Colin Carberry

"Colin Carberry is widely and rightly regarded as one of Canada's finest poets."
-Richard Greene, poet, author of Graham Greene: A life In Letters (Canada)

"Elegant and well-wrought."
-Bernard MacLaverty, author of Cal and Grace Notes (Ireland)

"Carberry's work is a freshening, an inspiration, a model of the new and the deeply traditional at once."
-A.F. Moritz, poet, biographer and literary translator (Canada)

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Making Bones Walk by Alex Boyd
"Alex Boyd gives us back the world, as if remade by thoughtful, inventive and always engaged language, in this excellent debut collection. Boyd's concerns are strikingly mature for a young poet - to examine closely, to record faithfully, and to speak out in memorable lines with style and clarity. The concern and care he shows, for both the formal richness of English poetry, and histories both sensual and political, is exemplary. He gives us lessons, about power, pain, hard light, and possible grace. Time and again, poems here had me stopping, returning, moved by the possibility that he might just be one of the best new poets of his emergent generation." - Todd Swift, author of Café Alibi

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Exiliana by Mariela Griffor
"An incredibly powerful and complex journey beyond the window of exile into the depths of the experience. Exiliana is brilliant and maddening in its uncensored truth about love and death, war and life - brilliant in the richness and detail that can only come from a mind rare enough to focus on both, the war-torn graves of Latin America and the politics of thrown away pink sofas on the streets of Detroit, maddening in the way it forces us to continuously question the reality of our own lives. This is a significant work by any standard." - Rainelle Burton, author of The Root Worker.

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Publication and Release Date: January 26, 2007 at the Grosse Pointe Artists Association (GPAA)