Chicken House Press announces acquisition of Bathing in Fire - a short story collection that proves transformation requires total immersion.

I’m thrilled to share that the latest CHP anthology, Sticks and Stones, was featured on CBC Radio One's Ontario Morning on June 25th. Host Nav Nanwa welcomed editor and Grey-Bruce resident E. Yvonne Pelletier for an insightful conversation about how this new collection of short fiction rethinks the old saying “sticks and stones may break my bones” and uses words to explore themes of trauma, healing, and human resilience.

A powerful new collection of short fiction, Sticks and Stones, brings together eight winning stories from some of Canada’s brightest literary voices.

Chicken House Press is thrilled to announce the release of Makenzie's Ring, a mesmerizing middle grade novel by debut middle-grade author Teri Stevens. This enchanting summer camp mystery becomes available May 1, 2025, at Chicken House Press, Barnes & Noble, and all other major online retailers. Digital editions will be available for Kindle, Kobo, and Nook.

Award-winning publisher and award-nominated author Alanna Rusnak announces the release of her highly anticipated novel When the Trees All Burned, the first book in a gripping new trilogy, launching on April 1, 2025 through Chicken House Press.

I am delighted to announce that Chicken House Press has been awarded the title of Best Independent Publisher - Ontario 2025 in the prestigious Canadian Business Awards presented by Corporate Vision magazine.

Chicken House Press invites readers into a hidden magical realm with SPARROW, a mesmerizing young adult fantasy novel from debut author April Sunshine that explores the true cost of power, the weight of heritage, and the courage to choose your own destiny.

In his thought-provoking debut Broken Water (Chicken House Press), Port Moody author Nick Perry presents a distinctly Canadian perspective on faith and doubt, offering a measured alternative to the confrontational tone of the New Atheist movement.

An elementary teacher in School District 43 (SD43) who’s had a diverse professional background will have another title on his resume next month: author.

The highly anticipated conclusion to The World Collective trilogy by Ontario author Susan Cullen arrives today, January 15, 2025. Uncounted completes the thought-provoking young adult dystopian series that earned Cullen recognition as a Rakuten Kobo Emerging Writer finalist and Word Award winner.