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New Books
The RCMI Library is one of the largest private military collections in North America, with over 15,000 volumes, and is constantly expanding its collection with new material.
The library has a fine collection of military poetry and is actively seeking to expand its holdings with recently published works as well as older titles.
We welcome donations of new books from authors and publishers, many of which are featured here.
New Books: April 16, 2026
Unfrozen: The Fight For The
Future Of The Arctic
By Mia Bennett and Klaus Dodds
Yale University Press, 2025
The Beaver And The Dragon:
How China Out-Manoeuvred
Canada's Diplomacy, Security,
And Sovereignty
By Charles Burton
Optimum Publishing International, 2025
Out of Darkness - Light:
A History of Canadian Military Intelligence
Vol.1 Pre-Confederation to1982
By Harold A. Skaarup
iUniverse Inc., 2005
The Library: A Fragile History
By Andrew Pettegree and Arthur der Weduwen
Basic Books, 2021
From the Klondike to Berlin:
The Yukon in World War I
By Michael Gates
Lost Moose, 2017
New Books: September 9, 2022
Chasing Shadows: Cyber Espionage,
Subversion, and The Global
Fight For Democracy
By Ronald J. Deibert
Simon & Schuster, 2025
The Ahmednagar Prisoners of War Camps
India 1914-1920: A Postal History
By Robert Gray
Military Postal History Society, 2025
Pirate of the Adriatic:
The Untold Story of Captain
Thomas G. Fuller DSC, RCNVR
by Sean E. Livingston
Double Dagger Books, 2025
Bluebirds : A play
By Vern Thiessen
Playwrights Canada Press, 2022
The Opinionated Middle Ground:
Consensus is Possible and
Polarization is Curable
By John Scott Cowan
Sutherland House, 2023