Come and rot with this suite of poems. Published by Anstruther Press 2025
In this book, editor Ben Berman Ghan has worked to curate a collection of essays and interviews that capture the different sides of Bruce Meyer. The emphasis is on poetry, because it is hard for one not to talk about poetry when talking about/to/with Bruce Meyer. But the essays also say something insightful and revealing about Bruce’s many other sides as a creator, editor and teacher. Among the contributors to this volume: Andrea Kikuchi, Bruce Hunter, Colin Carberry, David Stover, David Wevill, Elana Wolff, Antonia Facciponte, George Elliott Clarke, James Deahl, Juan de Dios Torralbo-Caballero, Laurence Hutchman, Molly Peacock, H Masud Taj, and Ben Berman Ghan
Published by Guernica Editions 2025
Semifinalist for the Small Spec Book Awards in Science Fiction
Longlisted for the 2025 Sunburst Award for Excellence in Canadian Literature of the Fantastic
Silver Medal Winner for the 2024 Foreword INDIES Award for Science Fiction
A gorgeously complex work of literary speculative fiction that spans centuries The Years Shall Run Like Rabbits starts in 2014 with a winged alien sowing the seeds of a strange forest on the moon. The novel then moves through humanity’s colonization of the moon and its consequences, onto a war with alien beings within a space-going whale, a cyborg mind that sleeps for hundreds of years after sheltering the city of Toronto from the worst of the war and finally a re-creation of humanity.
published by Buckrider Books 2024
While we sleep: something like an angel is kneeling on the Moon, planting seeds. It has travelled across the void to us. Call it a Gardener. When we wake, there is a forest growing in the night sky. Visitation Seeds presents a murder mystery, a future history, and an adventure for lovers of Weird Fiction all wrapped up in one
Published by 845 Press in 2020
What We See in the Smoke twists the genres of realism and science fiction to tell the future history of Toronto, a story that stretches from this millennium to the next. The novel leaps across the boundaries of time and space, as present and future Torontonians search for meaning, connection, and love in a city that grows more beautiful and frightening as its familiar characteristics fade away.
Published by Crowsnest Books in 2019
Ben Berman Ghan 