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Unlikely companions, childhood besties, and kindred spirits come together across this top 10 of book recommendations celebrating International Day of Friendship.
With a small, but exceptionally mighty staff, Guernica Editions publishes dozens of books every season for all kinds of book lovers—from fiction to poetry to literary and cultural essays the press is a treasure trove of books. Today, we meet two members of staff to talk bo ...
For our final week of our July book club, we've rounded up four follow-up reads to Eric Dupont's Life in the Court of Matane (Baraka Books/QC Fiction) that'll ease you into a life post-Matane.
Selina Boan's debut poetry collection Undoing Hours (Nightwood Editions) explores growing up as a white settler-nehiyaw woman and the process of unlearning, (re) learning and imagining new, decolonialized ways to exist and understand the world now and for the future. Bel ...
In June, Indigenous-led publisher Kegedonce Press celebrated the 15th anniversary of Daniel Heath Justice's The Way of Thorn and Thunder trilogy, an Indigenous fantasy series likened to the scale of Le Guin and Tolkien that follows an epic conflict between humans an ...
Book clubbing season is once again in full swing at ALU HQ. This sixth annual book club brings you a wildly imaginative, coming-of-age novel-as-memoir from Quebec author Eric Dupont, and a powerful, striking debut novel from Rahela Nayebzadah we're sure to have lots of disc ...
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