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Self-representational and autofictional theatre that resonates with the audience through the use of familiar multimedia and feature film excerpts.

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The story of a Chinese Head Tax payer hired by the author's grandfather in 1928 as a cook and housekeeper.

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Flow presents all of Roy Miki's critically acclaimed poetry, including new work and photographs. An important collection from one of Canada's preeminent poets.

(Paperback, New edition)

Flow presents all of Miki's critically acclaimed poetry, including new work and photographs. An important collection from one of Canada's preeminent poets.

(Paperback, New edition)

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Anahita Jamali Rad explores the interplay between language, gesture, and affect in this collection of poems.

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A play partly inspired by a ten-day sailing expedition around the Svalbard Archipelago, located between Norway and the North Pole.

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The poems in Friendly Fire explore conflict in concepts of friendship and feminist identity in the twenty-first century.

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Profiles Aboriginal Canadians telling their own stories about their own people in their own voice from their own perspective.

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Profiles Aboriginal Canadians telling their own stories about their own people in their own voice from their own perspective.

(Paperback, Bilingual edition)

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The Messiah appears as a woman who shows up in rural America instead of Jerusalem, preaching moral licence, not repentance.

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Gracie is a dramatic monologue that tells the story of a girl from a fundamentalist community.

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In a parody of a thriller novel, Harry the Hack, newly recruited literary spy, follows a mystery woman.

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This biography of George Bowering, Canada's first Poet Laureate, reveals the intimate, intellectual, and artistic life of one Canada's greatest literary ambassadors. He Speaks Volumes offers an inside look at the people and events in a life at the centre of Canada's literary and artistic avant-garde.

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In these haunting, often chilling short stories, Daurio maps the sub-atomic space of contemporary alienation.

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Here is a book of luminous encounters, contradictions, collisions, interruptions, and meditations on art, nature, justice, historical memory, and territorial occupation. Browne's texts, in seven movements, mine the harrowing destinies, and densities, of place, in this case, of the Northwest Coast of North America.

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A collection of eight linked stories, set in Vancouver's West End, all funny, and all taking place at Christmastime. The stories deal with the seasonal tug-of-war between expectation and disappointment that always occurs as the light begins to deepen.

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An existential thriller that philosophically explores the purity of love. Russian-doll narrative, with self-referential loops and reflections on the literary medium.

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A tender love story unfolds when a widow and her daughter begin to thread together a new understanding of family.

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This post Cormac McCarthy western imagines intrigue among people seeking the American dream in a lawless town in the 1860s.

(Paperback, New edition)

Set in a school facing the real-life challenges of immigration, income inequality, and fears of violence in our schools, The In-Between is a realistic, relatable exploration of the complex social circumstances students must navigate in contemporary schools.