The following Arts Incubator Winnipeg and Art Borups Corners publications have been catalogued in the Library and Archives of Canada.

Our commitment to the Digital Legal Deposit program ensures that the stories we create today remain accessible for centuries to come. By formally depositing our titles—including recent additions like The Sakoose Compass, Sarah’s Steady Note, and The Pixel Mask—into Library and Archives Canada, we have moved beyond temporary digital hosting into permanent national preservation.

These works are now fully integrated into Aurora (Canada’s national library catalog) and WorldCat, the global bibliographic database. This means our authors’ legacies are backed by ISBNs and an official OCLC number, a universal identifier that allows researchers, historians, and librarians from London to Tokyo to locate and cite our publications.

You can view a full list here: https://artsincubator.ca/short-stories/bookstore_pages_list.html

This isn’t just about making books available; it’s about ensuring that Indigenous voices and community-driven narratives are woven into the permanent, unchangeable fabric of global cultural history.

Bookstore Listings

We believe that great stories should be easy to find, no matter where you are in the world. By partnering with the world’s leading digital retailers and library distributors, we have ensured that the voices of our creators are available on every major continent.

You can find our official publications on premium platforms like Apple Books, Rakuten Kobo, and Chapters Indigo, as well as international mainstays such as Thalia in Germany, FNAC in France, and Booktopia in Australia. Furthermore, our integration with OverDrive and Palace Marketplace means our entire collection is available to public and school libraries globally.

Whether you are browsing from a small town in Manitoba or a library in Tokyo, our stories are just a click away.