M. C. JOUDREY is an award winning Canadian writer, artist and designer. His second novel Of Violence and Cliché was released September 2013, followed by his collection of short stories Charleswood Road: Stories in August 2014, which was nominated for a 2015 John Hirsch Manitoba Book Award. His novel Fanonymous was released in 2019 and won the Independent Publisher gold medal for best work of fiction for Western Canada. It was also nominated for two Manitoba Book Awards, including the Margaret Laurence Award for best work of fiction. M.C. Joudrey has been a member of the submission selection committee for the CBC Short Fiction Prize and a jury member for the Manitoba Book Awards. As a designer, his work has been awarded two Alcuin Design Book Awards and the Manuela Dias Manitoba Book Award for Design. He is also a bookbinder and a number of his works are held in galleries internationally.
January 30th, 2025
The fifth installment in At Bay Press’s acclaimed From the Heart Series.The Late Season dives into how death re-stories our lives.
January 30th, 2025
The sixth installment in At Bay Press’s acclaimed From the Heart Series.For the fifth time in less than two years, eleven year old Kate and her parents have moved, this time to a farm in the rolling hills of Northumberland County, Ontario.
December 12th, 2014
At Bay Press is offering our ‘Holiday Greeting’, featuring a new, never before published short story and artwork by M.
August 1st, 2014
The fiction and prose selections included in Charleswood Road contrast stark reality with fantasy, mortality with transcendence and explore both the mundane and pivotal choices people make in shaping their world.Each selection, neither predictable nor conventional, challenges one’s assumptions of what is real and what is possible and inspires one to question the role of fate and fortune in one’s own life.From first kisses to last breaths and everything in between, sentiment is stripped away to reveal both the allure and acrimony of humanity.
August 1st, 2013
After the accident, William begins to see things differently.
