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Nunt,
Mingus Tourette
ISBN 0-9734458-0-7 $14.95 CDN
An outrageous, provocative, and terrifying
tour-de-force, Nunt
(Zygote Publishing, September 2004) explodes
with the shocking story of a man who walks
out on his wife and embarks on a ferocious
two year odyssey of womanizing and alcohol-fuelled
violence. Tourette roars across a barbaric
America in this savage tale of murderous
fist fights and molotov cocktails, doing
battle with malevolent priests, falling
in love with obsessed prostitutes, and desperately
trying to exorcise the ghosts of his failed
marriage. For excerpts,
click here. For reviews, click
here. For the trailer, click
here. To buy the book, click
here.
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Leaving
Holds Me Here: Selected Poems, 1975-2000,
Glen Sorestad
ISBN 1-894345-32-0 $18.95 CDN
Leaving Holds Me Here includes 137 poems
by Canada's first poet laureate. Edited
and selected by John Newlove, this timely
selection of the best of Glen Sorestad's
poetry illustrates the stages of his writing,
his concerns, and his development as a well-known
Canadian poet. To order,
click here.
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papîyâhtak,
Rita Bouvier
ISBN 1-894345-69-X $12.95 CDN
Through the healing medicine of language,
Rita Bouvier leads the reader into the world
of the Métis and Cree to experience
first hand the wisdom and generosity that
she inherited in her birthright. Some of
these poems are steeped in the tradition
of the dramatic monologue; others are used
as dialogue anchors to the rich oral traditions
of First Nations people. Throughout all,
though, is the subtle but confident voice
of Rita Bouvier who, like a spirit guide,
leads the reader into a cultural place where
wisdom comes from children, and laughter
from elders. In papîyâhtak poetry
is used to “forge a vision that many
can embrace”. To order,
click here.
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