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Historical Fiction
The fiction shelf follows ordinary lives caught in machinery that calls itself necessary: quotas, files, passes, schools, borders, and neat handwriting with untidy consequences.
Historical Fiction · 412 pages · CAD $5.99 · Kindle Unlimited
A Novel of the Holodomor
A grave historical novel of Soviet Ukraine and the Holodomor, following a girl, a diary, a wooden bird, and the names a state tried to scrape out of the record.
When the ledger lies, memory becomes contraband.
Historical Fiction · 365 pages · CAD $5.99 · Kindle Unlimited
A Clerk’s Private Record of the Riverbend
A Canadian historical novel about a Dominion clerk whose neat records turn survey lines, rations, passes, and school lists into quiet instruments of harm.
Some disasters arrive with tidy handwriting.
The alternate-history wing of the Adler Tweed catalogue begins with The War That Took Canada: The First Proof, now available on Amazon.com and Kindle Unlimited. It is a five-volume project about military preparation, conquest, occupation, rebellion, and the paper trails nations use to call violence orderly.