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The Scarlets are hard-hitting, tough-talking hockey players. There's brash Toad, troubled Hal, and Hooters-waitressing Heezer. And then there's Iz. Iz has a long, fraught relationship with her sport. This book celebrates women's hockey and offers a look at the ways in which the sport haunts the women who play it.

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The Artist Formerly Known As Death Waits christens his new public persona with the release of 'a series of theatrical proposals to be repeated, discarded, performed simultaneously and/or recombined in any and all possible combinations -- all vaguely relating to the topic of the author's moral ambivalence.'

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Poetry that aspires to conjugate in a future imperfect, but a future nonetheless.

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Toronto has experienced a wave of civic pride and enthusiasm not felt in decades. This collection of essays explores issues such as: Toronto's plans to redevelop the Island airport into a Ward's Island-style community; how the Zeidler family is energizing artist-run centres; and, what a car-free Kensington Market might mean.

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Grappling with queerness and trauma from Alberta to Brooklyn, powering through body, sex, and gender to hit free open roads

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Art about the climate crisis that calls for justice and systemic change while raising funds to help tackle the problem

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A collection of poems that looks at our primal appetite for attachment through the modern norms of codependency and co-existence, understanding that the postmodern digital era has created an atmosphere where the vulnerability and tenderness of the individual is both profanely exposed and brazenly reinvented in the arrival of virtual identity.

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Whelmed delights in shaping new sentences and paragraphs that welcome neologisms into their lexicon.

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In When Fenelon Falls, the experience of not belonging turns the Summer of Love into a summer of loss.

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The latest poetic offering from the doyenne of experimental writing.

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Features a poetic fantasia, a disorienting yet compelling dreamscape of butterflies and caterpillars and killing jars, where the waking mind's prose transforms into the sleeper's poetry. This collection of poems tracks the stages of sleep and pairs them with the life cycle of Lepidopterae.

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Quill pen, linotype, computer: does how you write affect what you write This book spurns the sentence and woos the phrase, the image and the language of printing, weaving fragments together to address the question of how publishing and printing affect writing.

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Toronto's CN Tower has fallen into the lake. The city is crowded with refugees from the US. Michael and Ruth Racco's dad has, in a rash of road rage, perpetrated the Backhoe Massacre. And, in the middle of it all, little Jimmy Hardcastle has, in the fountain of a suburban mall, walked on water.

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Dr Thoughtless Actions, a young geneticist, awakes one morning to find a cardboard box secured to his head. Unable to wrench it off, he attempts suicide, not only failing but also, unbeknowst to himself, cloning himself, creating Dr Wishful Thinking. Both of them fall in love, fall in science, and fail to make a baby.

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The Sleepworker does to Andy Warhol and John Giorno what Warhol himself did to the tomato soup can.