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[front list] Western Taxidermy by Barb Howard
A sneakily funny collection of stories featuring strong, contemporary western Canadian women
Roadkill stuffed and presented as art, an OB/GYN appointment gone horribly wrong, and government spies with a weakness for salmon bagels and Timmy Ho’s. Tender, satirical, and occasionally absurd, Barb Howard’s new story collection Western Taxidermy is a perfect introduction to one of Western Canada’s most highspirited literary voices. In these sixteen stories, Howard effortlessly balances wry social commentary and prairie gothic, pairing humans and animals in clever and unexpected ways. [BIO] Barb Howard received her M.A. in Creative Writing from the University of Calgary. In 2009, Barb received the Writers’ Guild of Alberta (Howard O’Hagan) Award for short fiction. She has also won contests in Alberta Views and Canadian Lawyer, and was also a finalist at the Western Magazine Awards. Barb’s first novel, Whipstock, was published by NeWest Press in 2001. Since then, Barb has published the novella Notes for Monday (Recliner, 2009), and the young adult novel The Dewpoint Show (Fitzhenry and Whiteside, 2010). Barb currently lives in Bragg Creek, Alberta with her husband, a pair of easygoing sons, and one neurotic dog.
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“Smart, funny, disturbing and sad, these stories will raise the hackles of your imagination.” —Marina Endicott, author of Good to a Fault and The Little Shadows
[front list] Geographies of a Lover by Sarah de Leeuw
like water evaporating and trees are breathing yellow haze in a southern
Drawing inspiration from such works as Pauline Réage’s The ontario sky, “A boldly erotic long prose poem that binds Story of O and Marian Engel’s Bear, poet Sarah de Leeuw uses into the rhythms of thea varied landscape of— Canada—from the forests of Northpine doomed love affair.” Sharon Thesen, The Good Bacteria Vancouver through Rocky Mountains, prairies, and allas trees perishing by the the millions in northern britishthe columbia a landscape theraw way Maritimes—to the highs lows of an redto andthe dying as quick thrusts, map the flashes of light,and shelves of turquoise explicit and raw sexual journey, from earliest infatuation toyou ice sun-slivered blue, shards stacked in the skeena river’s throat, when wet two fingers with spit andbeyond. slip them inside invisible passages imbedded insatiable obsession and in the lava flow and fire travels through to the rocky mountains and down again into the prairies, rest full on my ribs and lungs,“Geographies of a
Lover is a living map that journey [BIO]charts Sarah deaLeeuw grewinto up onthe sad and fiery experience of illicit love. Its writing Vancouver Island, Haida Gwaii (The is
pushed inward and catching halifax’s fire and itand stirsisincurrently you a great culturalgreat geography, fear of evaporation and then a greater need to leave, yelling the possibility an assistant professor with the of muscles aching, stand too close, rub me because i want you to, on Northern Medical Program at breast UNBC, “de Leeuw’s narrator gives herself elbow one hand touching my neck the Faculty of Medicine at the
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1. Sarah de Leeuw discusses her writing. “These poems will take you home. Take you to bed. Take you straight into the wet heart of the wound.”
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“These poems will take you home. Take you to bed. Take you straight into the wet heart of the wound.” —Susan Musgrave, author of Origami Dove
[front list] Restless White Fields by Barbara L anghorst
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An unflinching collection of poems detailing a violent past
1. Barbara Langhorst discusses the true life events at the heart of her poetry.
such a bullet of fears love’s anaesthetist cried by her ear as she slept all hope lost
*** How do you rebuild a life? In this unsentimental collection of poems, Barbara Langhorst revisits a violent personal tragedy through startling imagery that rends even as it heals. Restless White Fields is unique, unexpected, and impossible to ignore. [BIO] Barbara Langhorst was born and educated in Edmonton, Alberta. How do you rebuild a life? In this unsentimental collection of poems, Barbara Langhorst revisits a She holds a Ph.D. in English from the violent personal tragedy through startling imagery University of Alberta and Fields teaches at Restless White that rends even as it heals. is unique, unexpected, and impossible to ignore. St. Peter’s College, SK. She and her husband are empty nesters who share $14.95 isbn 978-1-897126-79-0 www.newestpress.com their acreage with several pets and the local wildlife. Restless White Fields is her first book of poetry. 9 781897 126790
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[front list] Dance, Gladys, Dance by Cassie Stocks
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“Dance, Gladys, Dance is a winner. You don’t want to stop reading.” —Sharon Butala, author of The Girl in Saskatoon: A Meditation on Friendship, Memory, and Murder
Those Who Know [front list] [media center] 20th Anniversary Edition
by Dianne Meili
A seminal First Nations title revisited
The elders in Those Who Know have devoted their lives to preserving the wisdom and spirituality of their ancestors. Despite insult and oppression, they have maintained sometimes forbidden practices for the betterment of not just their people, but all humankind. First published in 1991, Dianne Meili’s book remains an essential portrait of men and women who have lived on the trapline, in the army, in a camp on the move, in jail, in residential schools, and on the reserve, all the while counselling, praying, fasting, healing, and helping to birth further generations. In this 20th anniversary edition of Those Who Know, Meili supplements her original text with new profiles and interviews that further the collective story of these elders as they guide us to a necessary future, one that values Mother Earth and the importance of community above all else. [BIO] Dianne Meili, the greatgranddaughter of well-known Cree elder Victoria Callihoo, was born in Calgary in 1957. After studying journalism at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, she worked as a newspaper reporter, public relations officer and was the editor of Windspeaker—Alberta’s bi-weekly Native newspaper—for two years. It was during her time at Windspeaker that she became aware of the need for a book that would preserve the thoughts and experiences of Alberta’s native elders. She spent the following eighteen months travelling throughout Alberta interviewing elders from many different tribes. Dianne currently lives in Peace River.
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