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Theytus Books

Theytus Books
Theytus Books is a leading North American publisher of Indigenous voices. Located in Syilx territory on the Penticton Indian Reserve in British Columbia, Theytus Books is proudly First Nations-owned and operated in partnership with the En’owkin Centre.

As the oldest Indigenous publishing house in Canada, Theytus Books is recognized and respected internationally for its contributions to Aboriginal literature. Since its inception in 1980, Theytus Books has been a leading proponent for Indigenous authors, illustrators and artists. It ensures that their voice and vision are expressed with the highest level of cultural authenticity and integrity.

Our latest releases

Indigenous Earth: Praxis and Transformation

Indigenous Earth: Praxis and Transformation

Edited by Ellen Simmons

God Don't Make No Junk

God Don't Make No Junk

By Peggy MacTaggart

As I Remember It

As I Remember It

By Tara Lee Morin

In the Shadow of Evil

In the Shadow of Evil

By Beatrice Mosionier

Wings of Glass

Wings of Glass

By AmberLee Kolson

Where Mary Went

Where Mary Went

By McLean, Lynne Sherry

From Lishamie

From Lishamie

By Albert Canadien

People of the Land

People of the Land

Introduction by Joseph, Tewanee
By (artist) Nelson-Moody, Aaron, George, and Glenn

Books by This Publisher

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(Ad)dressing Our Words

(Ad)dressing Our Words

Edited by Armand Garnet Ruffo, Young-Ing, and Greg

Aboriginality and Governance

Aboriginality and Governance

Edited by Christie Gordon

As I Remember It

As I Remember It

By Tara Lee Morin

Behind Closed Doors

Behind Closed Doors

Edited by Jack Agnes

Creating Community

Creating Community

Edited by Renate Eigenbrod & Jo-Anne Episkenew

Crisp Blue Edges

Crisp Blue Edges

By Rasunah Marsden

DraMetis

DraMetis

By Maria Campbell, Marie Humber Clements, and Greg Daniels

Eyes, Ears, Nose and Mouth

Eyes, Ears, Nose and Mouth

By Karen Olson
Illustrated by Leonard George

Following Nimishoomis

Following Nimishoomis

By Helen Agger

From Lishamie

From Lishamie

By Albert Canadien

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