About the Author
Kit Dobson
Kit Dobson lives and writes in Calgary. He has lived across Canada and in the UK. The author / editor of three academic books, he is also the editor of Please, No More Poetry: The Poetry of derek beaulieu and a faculty member at Mount Royal University.
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Happy reading in 2020! We're back at it with ALU Read the Provinces, highlighting authors across Canada: read interviews and excerpts from their books and get 15% off our selected titles until the end of the month.
Alberta-based author Kit Dobson joins us for this Read the Provinces interview to chat about his book Malled: Deciphering Shopping in Canada (Wolsak and Wynn), in which, through travel to sites of artistic reference, he explores how the capitalism of shopping places across ... Read more
At All Lit Up we know Canadian books to be compelling, genre-bending, out-of-the-box literature that we love to share. That's why all January long we're bringing you interviews with authors from every province and just about every territory along with excerpts from their books. ... Read more
“Any book about the history of what we now call Canada is inevitably a book about the history of colonialism.” It wasn’t what the people who came to my book launch in Edmonton in 2017 were expecting me to say.
This Top 10 we’re taking a look at writing about places and how they change: whether through human change like development and urban planning, or natural change.
This week we welcomed the new year with our backs to 2017 and reading resolutions that are as good as carved in stone (ie: on the internet).
It's tradition at ALU to make bookish resolutions at the start of each year, and we're back with more for 2018. Check out our reading resolutions below.
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