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“Trois-Rivières” as a book category gathers fiction, nonfiction, and poetry rooted in or inspired by the Quebec city of Trois‑Rivières and the wider Mauricie region, using its riverside setting and the confluence of the Saint‑Maurice and St. Lawrence as both landscape and metaphor. Titles typically highlight French‑Canadian and Indigenous histories, the pulp‑and‑paper and port heritage, and the city’s renowned poetry culture, while exploring themes of convergence—language and identity, nature and industry, past and present. Expect atmospheric small‑city portraits and seasonal extremes across historical sagas, literary fiction, river‑tinged crime, place‑based memoir and travel writing, nature essays, and regional history. Whether in French or English, by local authors or writers drawn to its currents, “Trois‑Rivières” books braid memory, community, and landscape into narratives anchored in Québec’s heartland.

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