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A collection of two plays including "Snowman" and "Girls! girls! girls!"

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Echoing the pastoral and elegiac modes of the Romantic poets, Queyras's collection explores the infrastructures and means of modern mobility.

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Three disappearances, an underwater castle and the end of the world haunt this lively story of a northern town.

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The Iceland Cometh: three acclaimed plays from a young playwright whose work is as cool as ice.

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Tackling the troubles and hopes of our times, Besners verse is a sparkler lit from a bonfire of logic textbooks.

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A disquieting, dexterous and defiant missive, another triumph by one of North America's foremost practitioners of innovative writing.

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The follow-up to the critically acclaimed No. 111, Fidget ruthlessly documents every movement made by Goldsmith's body on Bloomsday (June 16) 1997 from 10 am to 11 pm. Literary critic Marjorie Perloff compares Fidget to 'a Beckett prose text,' and says many witty and intelligent things about it in her afterword.

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More than ever, non-profits need to be smart, efficient businesses. This book will help them get there.

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Poems that borrow from the lexicon of filmmaking to let us find some solace in our facades.

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Guy Maddin is one of Canada's most celebrated and original filmmakers. However, he is just as gifted a writer, and his resolutely purple prose, as eccentric and enchanting as his film work, is a true delight. This book features Maddin's feverish musings on hockey, the Osmonds, divas of the Italian silent cinema, and Bollywood.

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Full Frontal T.O. examines how the architecture of the city's streetscape looks, lives, and changes over time.

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A girl faints in the Toronto subway. Her friends are taken to the hospital with unexplained rashes; they complain about a funny smell in the subway. Swarms of police arrive, and then the hazmat team. Panic ripples through the city, and words like poisoning and terrorism become airborne.

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The definitive look at one of the seventies' foremost punk bands: how they almost (but not quite) found fame.

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A play that features a divorced hero who goes to Poland to get away from his life and to do some research on the Holocaust. It tells how thwarted by witnesses unwilling to talk, he returns home via England, but in London is introduced to someone who can tell him a 'real' story of evil, and genocide.

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Includes poems that present thought as a complex event, a place where mind and sense and the natural world they move through become indistinguishable elements in a mysterious, familiar, vexing, fascinating, and continuous human drama. This is an anti-biography. It starts with death and ends with birth.

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Nominated for several Dora awards, including Best Play and Best Musical, this work features a tragic, comedic and curiously erotic attack on western society's predilection for escapist consumerism and entertainment.

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Contemporary Canadian poetry got you down This book of poems operates within the constraints of what the author terms 'synaptic syntax' - poetry that performs the very nature of neuronal activity from the point of view of a mood-enhanced Human Comedy, which, with a quick turn of phrase, or missing neurotransmitter, could become Human Tragedy.

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A classic feminist novel for a new generation, resonating in a world of increasing radicalization.

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Presents a collection which amasses three works by one of Canada's young dramatic luminaries. The works in this collection are - "Hippies and Bolsheviks"; "Lena's Car"; and "The Wedding Pool".