Books

Poetry:

Cats and Dogs in Space, Hiraeth Publishing: 

Cats in lab coats, running experiments on us. Robot dogs roaming Mars. Space-faring canines who mistake alien vessels for fetch toys. There are just some of the images you’ll find in here. With inspiration from myths, news stories, nursery rhymes, personal experience, and a lifelong interest in science fiction, the poems are written in a variety of styles for your reading enjoyment. Reaching from the distant past to the far future, and points in between, Cats and Dogs in Space invites you to have some fun re-imagining man’s best friend—and whatever it is that cats call themselves.

When we beamed the book to the future, here’s what readers had to say:

“Purrfectly delightful! Enjoyable for readers of any stripe. Some of these poems are enough to make a cat laugh!” Festus, ship’s cat aboard the Silver Starr Spaceliner Frederika.

“Meaty as a prime rib bone, and just as much fun to chew on! I’d give it two thumbs up—if I had opposable thumbs . . . ” Pepper, K-9 Operative, Galactic Space Services

https://www.hiraethsffh.com/product-page/cats-and-dogs-in-space-by-lisa-timpf


 

In Days to Come is a collection of speculative haibun poetry, published by Hiraeth Publishing. 

The collection includes both previously-published (Contemporary Haibun Online, Star*Line, Scifaikuest, Illumen, and other venues) and new work. Available from Hiraeth Publishing, https://www.hiraethsffh.com/product-gallery 

Locally, it's being carried by Nifty Gifty in Waterford, and Firefly and Fox Books in Simcoe. Copies can also be purchased directly from the author, by contacting me at lisa.timpf (at) gmail.com. Price if purchased from me is $12.50 CDN plus shipping and handling. In Days to Come is also available in PDF and ePUB formats, at $1.99 US. See links below:

ePub:  https://www.hiraethsffh.com/product-page/in-days-to-come-by-lisa-timpf-2

PDF:  https://www.hiraethsffh.com/product-page/in-days-to-come-by-lisa-timpf-1

You can find a review of this book on the SpecPo Blog: https://specpo.wordpress.com/2022/07/08/in-days-to-come-a-review/


Fiction:


To Push Back the Darkness, novelette released by JMS Book LLC in e-book format and available on Amazon and other venues. Brief description: When the trail goes cold on a string of robberies, Detective Janet Vertran is forced to call on her ex, Fiona, for help. As she teams up with Fiona once again, Janet is reminded of old times, and familiar feelings begin to stir. Is it possible they’ll get a second chance to make their relationship work? And will Janet find the courage to do what it takes to find out?




Curtain Call, novelette released by JMS Book LLC in e-book format and available on Amazon and other venues. Kayla Traeburn is dismayed when her broomball teammates make noises about this being their last season together. But when an intriguing newcomer named Val joins the squad, Kayla has renewed hope for both the team’s longevity and her own love life. Will winning the league title be enough to bring her teammates back for more? And more importantly, can she entice Val to stick around?




Non-fiction:

A Trail That Twines: Reflections on Life and Nature, a collection of creative non-fiction and poetry by Lisa Timpf. Printed in Creemore, Ontario by Page Graphics, 2009. Limited quantity available from Firefly and Fox in Simcoe, Ontario, https://www.fireflyandfox.com/, and Nifty Gifty in Waterford, Ontario, while supplies last.

St. George's Lawn Tennis Club: The First Hundred Years, designed and produced by Colleen Chiasson, Edited by Lois Kernaghan, Published by St. George's Lawn Tennis Club, 1985, Printed in Halifax, NS by McCurdy Printing and Typesetting Ltd.