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contact [at] pagesbooks [dot] caThe Folks Behind This SiteA number of creative people are behind this site and here is where we give them a virtual tip o' the hat.Marc Glassman is the proprietor of Pages Books & Magazines and the driving force not only behind the store, but also This Is Not A Reading Series and, of course, this website.Michael Keara designed and built this site through his company The User Advocate Group. A former director of A Space artist-run center, Michael has been working full time in software design and engineering since 1986. Visit Michael's site: The User Advocate Group

World Pride Week at Cormorant Books #8Date: June 28, 2014A Failure to Communicate, a musing by William Whitehead looking back at the life he's lived, treasured friends now lost, and his book Words to Live By.World Pride Week at Cormorant Books #7Date: June 27, 2014Michael V. Smith reflects on past experience, present inspiration, and hopes for the future, in his essay Our Silent FutureWorld Pride Week at Cormorant Books #6Date: June 26, 2014Sky Gilbert reflects on his motivation for writing An English Gentleman, his ReLit Award-winning novel about Peter Pan author J.M. Barrie.World Pride Week at Cormorant Books #5Date: June 26, 2014'The Republic of Queer', an essay from the Randy Shilts Award-winning creative non-fiction collection Other Men's Sons by Michael Rowe, who will be reading as part of Fiction with Friction, a Proud Voices event taking place at Glad Day Bookshop on Sunday, June 29th.Copyright © 2013 www.cormorantbooks.com. All rights reserved. All materials on this website are protected under Canadian and International copyright laws

Our goal is to bring wellness, inspiration, healing, spirituality, joy and kindness to the world. We believe that by improving the quality of a person's life, we also contribute to making the world itself a better place. We work to build community around a culture of wisdom, compassion, inclusivity, love, respect for the earth, and mindfulness.Our holistic approach makes for an eclectic, yet inter-related collection of books, CDs, natural remedies, crystals, jewelry, icons, herbs, incense, candles, journals, and other creative spiritual tools and gifts that support healing, personal growth and well-being.Established in 1990 on Harbord Street, Wonderworks is located in the historical Annex neighbourhood, adjacent to the University of Toronto's downtown campus. Accessed through the store, the Fleishman Gallery is used an active exhibition space, a rentable workshop facility and community hub.

Search For fifteen years, Balfour Books lived at the heart of Toronto's Little Italy at the corner of College and Clinton. Always a cozy and inviting spot for a daytime destination or an evening's browsing, made all the more so with the help of its resident store dogs (now fondly missed). In September of 2010, Balfour Books moved down the street to a brand new location at 468 College. Our new store is brighter, but our atmosphere is just as inviting. And our shelves still stock the best in used art, photography architecture, design, graphic and illustrated, fiction, poetry, drama, cooking, mystery, fashion, childrens, biography, philosophy and opera books in the city. Come join us for a look.