ALT A photo of Pamela Mala Sinha is beside the book cover for New. The cover features an old black and white photo of a South Asian woman walking on a paved sidewalk in a long trench coat looking up at her surroundings. This photo is overlaid on top of a colour photo of downtown Winnipeg with cars driving on a busy street and yellow curved decorative lights on street lamps. The title of the play and author’s name are in red and black text. Underneath that, a graphic of an open book appears with the Playwrights Canada Press logo and the words in black text: “Author Interview: Pamela Mala Sinha.”

ALT Folded into a clean white towel is the book cover for Espejos: Clean. The cover features an illustration of a pool side with raindrops descending. There is an orange donut-shaped floatation ring in the pool and there is a cracked tile beside the edge of the pool. The title and authors appear in the middle and bottom in blue and red text.

ALT On a bed of frozen Chinese food at a supermarket is the book cover for 我的名是张欣恩 (Gimme chance leh). The book cover features a cartoonish illustration filled with a menagerie of different objects including a young girl with a knife and fork happily standing on a flat piece of dough, floating balls of ramen, a dish with rice, meat and vegetables, a smiling crab with orange drippings on it, a backpack with stickers and an image of the Cookie Monster from Sesame Street. The title in red and brown text is displayed on an ascending stream of ramen noodles and the author’s name appears in yellow text on top of a red pepper.

ALT On a white background with spreadout pages from a book, a black and red gift bag appears on the left with six books protruding out the top and the words “Everything 40% Off” on the front in white text. The words ‘Black Friday Sale. Nov 29-Dec 1” appear in black and red text on the right with the Playwrights Canada Press logo underneath.

ALT On a sparkly background with red curtains, the words: “2024 Winner, Governor General’s Literary Award for Drama, There is Violence and There is Righteous Violence and There is Death or, The Born-Again Crow by Caleigh Crow, Now available at playwrightscanada.com” appear in white and gold text on the left side. Beside the text is the book cover for the book with a big gold GG Winner sticker beside it. The book cover features four black crows crowded together looking down from above in front of a dark blue background. The title of the play appears in purple and white text.

ALT On a light pink background of tiny squiggles that resemble static is the book cover for This Is the Story of the Child Ruled by Fear. The cover features a black and white photograph of a person with a bucket on their hand with a crude smiley face drawn on the front with a black marker. The title of the play and author’s name surround the image in graphic pink and blue squiggly letters.

ALT On a bright pink background, the words “Toronto Lit Up Book Launch” in blue, yellow and white text appear at the top of the image. On the left side of the image, the pink background becomes the outline of Toronto’s waterfront and the rest of the background is white. On the white background, there is black text that reads “Niizh by Joelle Peters, Thursday, November 21 @ 4pm, Daniels Spectrum, 585 Dundas St. E.” At the bottom are the logos for the Toronto International Festival of Authors, the Toronto Arts Council, and Playwrights Canada Press. Beside the black text is a small circle with an image of Joelle Peters. On the right side of the image is the book cover for Niizh. The cover features an Indigenous-style illustration of a radio with two bird heads protruding from either side facing each other. There is a sun behind them with a canopy of sweetgrass above them. Below the image on a bright blue background is the title and author of the play in yellow and white text.

ALT Interview with Kris Vanessa Teo Xin-En, author of 我的名是张欣恩 (Gimme chance leh) banner. Background image of colourful illustrated crabs, Chinese food, and Cookie Monster in stylized graphics, with solid pink section the centre left and text and Open Book logo overlaid. Image of author to centre right, woman with long black hair and green coveralls laughing happily.

ALT On a background of frosted brown leaves, the words “Playwrights Canada Press Winter/Spring 2025” appear in bold yellow text.

ALT On a sunlit hardwood floor with a pair of black strapped shows in the corner, a copy of Happy Anniversary stands upright on the floor. The book cover features an image of a man and woman in front of a red background from the waist down leaning against each other in a tango embrace. The man wears black pants and dress shoes, the woman wears a red dress and black heels. The title and author’s name appear in white and black text at the bottom.

ALT On a bright pink background, the words “Toronto Lit Up Book Launch” in blue, yellow and white text appear at the top of the image. On the left side of the image, the pink background becomes the outline of Toronto’s waterfront and the rest of the background is white. On the white background, there is black text that reads “First Métis Man of Odesa by Matthew MacKenzie & Mariya Khomutova, Tuesday, October 29 @ 8pm, The Theatre Centre, 1115 Queen St. W.” At the bottom are the logos for the Toronto International Festival of Authors, the Toronto Arts Council, and Playwrights Canada Press. Beside the black text are two small circles with images of Matthew MacKenzie & Mariya Khomutova. On the right side of the image is the book cover for First Métis Man of Odesa.

ALT On a bright yellow background with glittery lights, is the book cover for Shorelines on the bottom right of the image. The QWF logo appears in the top left and the words “2024 Finalist, QWF Prize for Playwriting” appears in purple text in the top right. On the left side are the words “Shorelines by Mishka Lavigne, Now available at playwrightscanada.com” in purple text with the Playwrights Canada Press logo underneath. The book cover for Shorelines features a painted image of a few industrial buildings and an enormous white flower sitting by a shoreline with the text Shorelines Mishka Lavigne.

ALT A hand holds up a copy of the Women of the Fur Trade, Second Edition book in front of a background of the same book sprawled out on a table. The book cover for Women of the Fur Trade features an Indigenous-style painting of a tree on a bright green background with white roots whose many branches sprout different kinds of flowers. The name of the play and author are at the top of the image in black and white text.

ALT On a beige paper background, five book covers are displayed staggered beside each other with red, orange, green, light & dark blue ribbons streaming behind them and waving above. The Playwrights Canada Press logo is on the right and the words “GG Sale” appears in black text underneath with a peeled round red sticker that says “20% Off”. The text “valid until November 13, Only at playwrightscanada.com” appears in black and blue text at the bottom.

ALT On a background photo of a bird’s nest is the book cover for Niizh by Joelle Peters. The cover features an Indigenous-style illustration of a radio with two bird heads protruding from either side facing each other. There is a sun behind them with a canopy of sweetgrass above them. Below the image on a bright blue background is the title and author of the play in yellow and white text.

ALT On the background of a Northern BC landscape is the book cover for Peace Country. The cover features an illustration of the aerial view of a pair of rural houses with driveways and power lines with a car and a group of people standing in one of the driveways. Dark pillows of black clouds encroach the image from every angle. The title, author’s name and a press quote appear in red, white and yellow text in the top right corner.

ALT On a background with dark red glittering spotlights shining down, five book covers are displayed beside each other. The words “Congratulations! 2024 Governor General’s Literary Awards Drama Finalists” appear in white text beside a round grey sticker with the ggbooks logo on it.