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I Left You Behind
Spanning several decades and three countries, these enchanting short stories dwell unsentimentally on shifting homes and lost ancestral homelands, distant memories and fragmented family ties.
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Bare Bones of Our Alphabet, The
The Bare Bones of Our Alphabet is a collection of poetry that reveals the all-consuming yearning of poets and literary writers to create and find a language that tells the most about our existence.
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Following Shimun
Following Shimun paints a vibrant picture of the Innu community at a turning point in its history.
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New Testament, A
The final and shortest novel of the quintet is a coda that brings together several of its displaced characters in unexpected ways.
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Unwashed
Unwashed is a deeply personal collection of poetry, centering on themes of growing up, loss of innocence, love, the immigrant experience, and alienation. These are not romantic or quiet poems; they are loud and in-your-face.
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Iris and the Crew Tear Through Space!
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Poetry Marching for Sindy
Explore the poignant disappearance of Sindy Ruperhouse from the Abitibiwinni First Nation. Virginia Pesemapeo Bordeleau?s stirring poem expresses grief, longing, and hope for Sindy?s return while shedding light on the issue of gender-based violence and celebrating the resilience of women and community.
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The Donoghue Girl
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This Is the Story of the Child Ruled by Fear
David has written a play for himself and a gathering of friends and strangers to read together out loud. It tells the story of the rise and fall of an imaginary civilization in an imaginary land. It’s okay if you feel nervous. David is nervous too. With so much to be fearful of these days,…
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Happy Anniversary
It’s Carlos and Marta’s twelfth wedding anniversary. But as their love story unfolds through a mosaic of memories, we see a blissful courtship descend into a perilous pas de deux of possession, control, and resentment orchestrated by Carlos. Happy Anniversary is an unflinching portrayal of domestic abuse, shedding light on the silent battles waged at…
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Niizh
It’s summertime on the rez and Lenna, the youngest of the Little family, prepares to leave for college, with little enthusiasm or help from her stubborn father and reckless brother. As she navigates the crossroads of youth and adulthood, a charming encounter with Sam Thomas, returning to the reserve after years away, sparks a potential…
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Peace Country
A new political party in BC has swept into office, promising big changes to curb the climate crisis, which could mean the end for a northern carbon-economy town. When an elected representative who grew up in the town comes to visit, urban idealism clashes with the hard-hitting realities faced by her family and childhood friends.…
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Women of the Fur Trade, Second Edition
Sometime in the 1800s, three very different women (with twenty-first century affinities) sit in a fort sharing their views on life, love, and the hot nerd Louis Riel. This historical comedy shifts perspectives from the male gaze to women’s power in the past and present through the lens of the Canadian Fur Trade.
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First Métis Man of Odesa
Matt and Masha hit it off during a theatre research trip in Ukraine. Despite the improbabilities of a cross-continental relationship, a few fairy-tale visits overseas solidifies their bond. But when it seems distance could be the only obstacle to their budding romance, a global pandemic, a surprise pregnancy, and a war in Ukraine put their…
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Mad Sisters