Also available in Spanish from Dos Bigotes Editorial.
Coming in 2025 from Penguin Canada:
The Tiger and the Cosmonaut
An atmospheric page-turner about a family reckoning with a mysterious loss from their past, how their insecurities have been exploited in their isolated town, and the rage they've been containing for years.
After Elias
A modern queer tragedy about a pilot's last words, an interrupted wedding, and the fear of losing everything.
"A truly rare and wonderful book."
— Timothy Taylor, author of Stanley Park and The Rule of Stephens
The Publishing Triangle: 2021 Edmund White Award Finalist
The Globe and Mail: Best Picks of Fall 2020
ReLit Awards: 2021 Best Novel Finalist
Lambda Literary: Most Anticipated LGBTQ Books of October 2020
Toronto Word on the Street Festival: Book of the Month November 2020
Xtra Magazine: 5 Literary Debuts That Got Us Excited
AVAILABLE NOW FROM DUNDURN PRESS:
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The Rebellious Tide
Sebastien's search for his father leads him to a ship with a dangerous secret.
"A propulsive, unpredictable adventure."
— Lindsay Wong, author of The Woo-Woo
The Publishing Triangle: 2022 Ferro-Grumley Award Finalist
CBC Books: Canadian Fiction We're Excited to Read in 2021
Paperback Paris: 34 Most Anticipated New LGBTQIA+ Books of 2021
Vancouver Sun: "Enticing and smile-inducing"
Quill & Quire: "Celebrates a world that is vast and filled with adventure"
Xtra Magazine: "Exhilarating and immersive"
AVAILABLE NOW FROM DUNDURN PRESS:
Chapters Indigo | Amazon CA | IndieBound | Bookshop | B&N | Amazon US
Hello!
Eddy Boudel Tan writes stories that depict a world much like our own—the heroes are flawed, truth is distorted, and there is as much hope as there is heartbreak.
He is the author of The Tiger and the Cosmonaut, forthcoming from Penguin Canada. His novels After Elias and The Rebellious Tide have been finalists for the Edmund White Award, the ReLit Best Novel Award, and the Ferro-Grumley Award. In 2021, he was named a Rising Star by Writers’ Trust of Canada. His short stories can be found in Joyland, Yolk, Gertrude Press, and anthologies from Arsenal Pulp Press and Wolsak & Wynn.
Eddy lives in Vancouver with his husband where he is currently writing his next novel while listening to the language of birds from his balcony.
