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"Bechard's poetic gifts give voice to the outsiders of society, and make them glow with humanity and love." --ELIZABETH MCKENZIE

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A moving story of rebellion, lost love, criminal daring, and restless searching.Leonard Gardner, author of Fat City

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"A moving story of rebellion, lost love, criminal daring, and restless searching."Leonard Gardner, author of Fat City

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A literary and political encounter between an Innu poet and Quebecois-American novelist who engage in a taboo-free conversation about racism.

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A collection of essays that are at once personal and political, covering a variety of topics, ranging from the author's tumultuous relationship with his criminal father and the ways writing can help us transform our own understanding to long-form journalistic dispatches from around the globe.

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Simultaneously published under title: The last bonobo. Windsor, ON: Biblioasis.

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An astonishing novel of epic ambition follows generations of a unique French-Canadian family across North America and through the 20th century. A family curse--a genetic trick resulting from centuries of hardship--causes the Herve children to be born either giants or runts.

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Fevered and dreamlike, White is a riveting exploration of whiteness, humanitarianism, and the lies of American exceptionalism and white supremacy.

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From the celebrated author of the ferociously intelligent and intensely gripping (Phil Klay) Into the Sun comes a subversive, daring, and at times satirical novel exploring privilege, humanitarianism, white supremacy, and the absurdity of American exceptionalism.