Anvil Press

• Imagining British Columbia: Land, Memory & Place
  Non-Fiction | Daniel Francis, Editor
  Apr 2008 | 216 pp | 5.5 x 8.25
  ISBN 1895636906
  18.00 CAN / 18.00 US

• The Stone Face
  Drama | Sherry MacDonald
  Oct 2007 | 80 pp | 5.25 x 8.25
  ISBN 1895636876
  15.00 CAN / 13.00 US

• DAMP: Contemporary Vancouver Media Arts
  Art/Photography | Oliver Hockenhull & Alex MacKenzie
  Apr 2008 | 144 | 11 x 7.5
  ISBN 1895636892
  40.00 CAN / 40.00 US

• Elysium
  Fiction | Pamela Stewart
  Apr 2008 | 208 | 5.5 x 8
  ISBN 1895636914
  18.00 CAN / 18.00 US

• Street Stories: 100 Years of Homelessness in Vancouver
  Non-Fiction | Michael Barnholden, Nancy Newman, Lindsay Mearns
  Nov 2007 | 144 pp | 6 x 8
  ISBN 189563685X
  20.00 CAN / 16.00 US

• Dirtbags
  Fiction | Teresa McWhirter
  Oct 2007 | 224 pp | 5 x 7.5
  ISBN 1895636884
  20.00 CAN / 18.00 US

• Body Breakdowns: Tales of Illness & Recovery
  Non-Fiction | Janis Harper, Editor
  Oct 2007 | 168 pp | 5.25 x 7.5
  ISBN 1895636868
  18.00 CAN / 15.00 US

• I Cut My Finger
  Poetry | Stuart Ross
  Mar 2007 | 80 pp | 5 x 7.5
  ISBN 1895636795
  15.00 CAN / 13.00 US

• Rental Van
  Poetry | Clint Burnham
  Mar 2007 | 96 pp | 6.5 x 7
  ISBN 1895636817
  16.00 CAN / 14.00 US

• Transitions of a Still Life
  Art/Photography | Carol E. Mayer
  Apr 2007 | 176 pp | 9 x 9.75
  ISBN 1895636825
  32.95 CAN / 26.95 US

• At Home With History
  Front List | Eve Lazarus
  Apr 2007 | 192 pp | 7.5 x 9.5
  ISBN 1895636809
  20.00 CAN / 18.00 US

• Black Rabbit & Other Stories
  Fiction | Salvatore Difalco
  Mar 2007 | 208 pp | 5.5 x 8.5
  ISBN 1895636787
  18.00 CAN / 16.00 US

• Tacones: High Heels
  Front List | Todd Klinck
  Oct 2007 | 128 pp | 5.75 x 7.5
  ISBN 1895636841
  16.00 CAN / 14.00 US

fresh from the Forge

Transitions of a Still Life

By Carol E. Mayer

Ceramic Works by Tam Irving
Tam Irving, ceramic artist, has lived in British Columbia for the past 50 years and during this time he has been at the heart of the changing social, political and cultural relationships that have informed the development of studio ceramics in this province. This beautifully illustrated book examines Tam’s craft as a unique cultural activity: one that combines both art and science to express the subtle content and sensuous tactility of vessel and sculpture. The core of the publication is about recording excellence and providing a stimulating legacy document for future scholars, artists and researchers. This book will recognize the contributions that Irving has made to the development of the ceramic medium within the province and to the larger Canadian and international ceramic community.

ISBN 1895636825
9 x 9.75 | 176 pp
32.95 CAN / 26.95 US
Rights available:  World