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  • Hours for Everyone

    Public Clocks and Civic Order

    by Fiona Morse ...
    Before a town clock marked the square, time belonged more readily to the church bell, the workshop, the household, and the changing seasons. Public clocks altered that arrangement. This history follows their spread through late medieval and early modern towns, where mechanisms, bells, maintenance, and municipal authority made a shared hour visible and audible. It considers the makers who kept the ... Read more

    $40.99 CAD

  • Hands Before Machines

    Labor Across the Ancient World

    by Fiona Morse ...
    Long before factories, work organized households, fields, workshops, ports, mines, and armies. This history explores labor across the ancient world through the tasks that sustained cities and empires. Farmers, artisans, enslaved people, traders, and builders appear not as background figures but as makers of economic and social life. Their work reveals how status, law, skill, and coercion shaped ... Read more

    $16.99 CAD

  • Steady in the Weather

    Resilience for Days That Still Hurt

    by Fiona Morse ...
    Some days do not become meaningful just because someone tells you to look on the bright side. This book offers a more honest kind of resilience: one that makes room for sadness, anger, fatigue, and uncertainty while helping you stay connected to what supports you. Readers learn practical ways to respond to difficult feelings without turning them into a personal failure. ... Read more

    $39.99 CAD

  • Scope Has Value

    Turning Creative Judgment Into Clear Offers

    by Fiona Morse ...
    Creative work often disappears inside an hourly estimate, leaving clients uncertain and studios underpaid. Scope Has Value examines creative fees become easier to defend when outcomes, choices, and risk are made visible before the work begins. It shows readers how to identify the decisions that matter, structure the work around them, and communicate the value without inflated claims. Practical ... Read more

    $15.99 CAD

  • First Steps in Familiar Rooms

    A Different Life From Here

    by Fiona Morse ...
    Sometimes nothing around you changes, yet you know you cannot keep living in the same way. This guide is for that in-between moment. Through small experiments, honest reflection, and workable routines, it helps readers create movement from the life they already have. The emphasis is not reinvention, but the patient discovery of what can be chosen differently now. ... Read more

    $15.99 CAD

  • Distant by Dawn

    When sleepless nights reshape connection and closeness

    by Fiona Morse ...
    You snap at the people you love—and you don't know why. The smaller things cut deeper. Patience runs out faster. And the tiredness has crept past your body into everything else. When sleep disappears night after night, relationships quietly shift. Closeness feels harder to reach. The people you love start to feel like another demand on an already exhausted self. And the loneliness of being awake ... Read more

    $39.99 CAD

  • Routes of Scent and Sickness

    Spices Moving Bodies and Beliefs

    by Fiona Morse ...
    Pepper, cloves, cinnamon, and nutmeg traveled through networks that also carried sailors, merchants, microbes, languages, rituals, and stories. Looking beyond profit and conquest, this book follows the spice trade as a force of biological and cultural movement across the Indian Ocean, the Mediterranean, and expanding European empires. It examines port cities, migration, shipboard life, disease ... Read more

    $39.99 CAD

  • Resistance Beyond Rebellion

    Everyday Defiance Across Colonial Worlds

    by Fiona Morse ...
    Open revolt was only one way colonized people contested imperial rule. Flight, petition, religious renewal, labor refusal, smuggling, selective cooperation, and cultural preservation could also limit colonial power. This book shifts attention from famous uprisings to the broader repertoire of resistance that shaped colonial societies. It explores how communities judged risk, protected resources, ... Read more

    $15.99 CAD

  • Credibility Converts

    Writing Offers Customers Can Trust

    by Fiona Morse ...
    Persuasive copy works best when the reader does not feel managed. This practical guide shows how businesses can replace inflated language with specific value, credible proof, useful context, and honest limitations. It examines headlines, product pages, emails, case studies, testimonials, and calls to action through the lens of buyer confidence. The result is a writing system that supports ... Read more

    $15.99 CAD

  • Quietly Split

    Old fears shape present choices and self trust

    by Fiona Morse ...
    Feeling divided inside can be lonely, especially when one part wants closeness and another wants safety. Old fear can quietly shape daily choices, relationships, and the way someone speaks to themselves. Internal Family Systems offers a gentle language for those inner divisions. Instead of treating the self as broken, it notices protective parts, wounded parts, and the careful ways they learned to ... Read more

    $15.99 CAD

  • Coaching on Repeat

    Recurring Revenue Without More Delivery

    by Fiona Morse ...
    A coaching business can be busy and still financially fragile. Revenue resets each month, delivery expands with every sale, and the founder becomes the ceiling. This practical guide examines how subscriptions can create continuity without multiplying calls or custom work. It covers offer boundaries, member outcomes, cadence design, retention signals, pricing, onboarding, and renewals. Readers ... Read more

    $15.99 CAD

  • Some rifts stay open

    When family therapy meets its limit

    by Fiona Morse ...
    You showed up. You did the work. You read the books, sat in the room, said the vulnerable things. And still—something between you and them refuses to close. This isn't about failure. It's about the quiet grief of knowing that love and distance can live in the same breath. This book holds space for the specific exhaustion of family reconciliation that therapy cannot complete. It explores the tender ... Read more

    $15.99 CAD