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Weaving together mythology, autobiography, literary history and pop culture, this poem explores the nuances of baseball. It also features the exploits of Mantle, DiMaggio, Maris, Williams and Manuel Louie.

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When asked for immodest proposals for greening their cities, Torontonians came up with solutions both wild and workable, from hydrogen-fueled cabs to retrofitting suburban slab apartments. They offer brazen perspectives and arrive at ingenious solutions to the problems plaguing modern cities.

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Features a cycle of ten related music dramas. This book features plays that have a common theme - the search of two lovers for one another through the many labyrinths of life on Earth.

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Stroll celebrates Toronto's details at the speed of walking, taking us from well-known spots to overlooked corners.

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In The Better Part of Heaven , Ken Norris deepens and extends both the form and content of his expanding body of work. A poetic journal of a journey through the South Pacific, it builds on both the Japanese and Canadian traditions of the travel poem/text, establishing the earthly journey as a metaphor for both a spiritual & an emotional quest.

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