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YOUR FREE GUIDE TO BOOKS & AUTHORS BCBC BOOKBOOK PHOTO LI PRIZESPRIZES ISIS BC Livesay Prize winner Mercedes Eng BOOKWORLD FULL COVERAGE 23-27 Karen Charleson VOL. 32 • NO. 2 • Summer 2018 Karen Charleson has been a member through marriage of the House of Kinquashtakumtith for 40 years, resulting in her novel, Through Different Eyes.Eyes. See page 4 Karen and Steve Charleson KARENKAREN CHARLESONCHARLESON’S’S DIFFERENTDIFFERENT EYESEYES PERSEVERANCE FICTION: FICTION: MEMOIR: When the rats Sexual exploitation One woman’s take over and the machinations horror during the Vancouver. of power. Cultural Revolution. Kevin Maureen Katherine Chong PAGE 37 Medved PAGE 34 Luo PAGE 19 PUBLICATION MAIL AGREEMENT RANCH IN THE SLOCAN 17 • INSECTS OF THE NORTHWEST 13 #40010086 BeautifulVISITING British OUR ROOTS Columbia Alan Caswell Collier, Relief Stiff An Artist’s Letters from Depression-Era British Columbia The Birds of Vancouver Island’s West Coast Peter Peter Adrian Dorst Aspiring artist Alan Caswell Collier’s letters, sketches, and This regional guide to the 360 species of birds recorded on paintings recall in vivid detail life in Canada’s relief camps and the wild west coast of Vancouver Island will inform, delight, the crisis of youth unemployment during the Great Depression. and surprise amateur and professional birders alike. March 2018 / 89 b&w photos & illus. April 2018 / 130 b&w photos 978-0-7748-3498-8 / jacketed hardcover 978-0-7748-9010-6 / jacketed hardcover Breaching the Peace The Site C Dam and a Valley’s Stand against Big Hydro Sarah Cox Award-winning journalist Sarah Cox recounts the prolonged battle, led by farmers and First Nations, to stop the cripplingly expensive and environmentally irresponsible Site C dam. May 2018 / 978-0-7748-9026-7 / paperback FREE ubcpress.ca on Canadian orders over $40 SHIPPING online at ubcpress.ca thought that counts caitlin press WHERE URBANfall MEETS RURAL TAKE A WALK ON THE WILD2017 SIDE Writers exploring the impact of resource development on local communities, Indigenous cultures and our XZMKQW][8IKQÅKWKMIV GREAT SUMMER READS COMING IN FALL 2018 Adventure, Love & Resilience Women of the Comox Valley DANCING IN GUMBOOTS Edited by Lou Allison with Jane Wilde 2 BC BOOKWORLD SUMMER 2018 PEOPLE TOPSELLERS* Andrew Struthers BCThe Sacred Herb / The Devil’s Weed (New Star $19) Shelley Adams Whitewater Cooks: More Beautiful Food (Sandhill Book Marketing $34.95) Angela Crocker Declutter Your Data: Take Charge of Your Data and Organize Your Digital Life (Self-Counsel Press $16.95) Monique Gray Smith Pauline Daniel and Jack Speaking Our Truth: A Journey of Reconciliation (Orca Books $29.95) BY BEVERLY CRAMP of precious moments was heightened. One Tuesday evening, Jack’s par- AULINE DANIEL WAS ents sent him a selfie and let him know always impatient to Tuesday’s they were on the way to get him. He hold her grandson kissed the phone. Jack. “I asked too Eventually Jack notices his Buba is often and probably writing down things. “Are you going to P came on too strong,” anti-aging write a book about all the funny things she writes in Tuesdays with Jack I say, Buba?” Amber Dawn (Granville Island $18.95). “Well, who would read it?” she says. She wanted to be with him more formula “Oh, just anybody. I’ll sell them at Amber Dawn than with his parents. But the other my lemonade stand.” Sodom Road Exit Buba’s Facebook readers told her (Arsenal Pulp Press $21.95) grandmother had come all the way from England to help her daughter. to go home, he dawdles, so she tells him she should consider following Jack’s Robert Amos Eventually her son and daughter-in- it’s time to clean up. “I can hear,” he advice. E. J. Hughes Paints Vancouver Island law agreed that Daniel could babysit says, “but I’m not listening.” The result is modest but true reflec- (TouchWood $35) one day a week. Jack was very observant at age five, tions from an observant grandmother Sarah Cox She began spending Tuesdays with with no filter. He often examined his who happens to live in the Kootenays. Breaching the Peace: Jack when he was still an infant. Buba closely, noticing her face, her Of course, there are billions of The Site C Dam and a Valley’s In her memoir, Tuesdays with Jack, words, and her laughter. grandmothers—and probably more Stand against Big Hydro (UBC Press $24.95) Daniel recalls how this routine con- “Buba, you look old.” than a few grandfathers—who might tinued as he entered kindergarten. It “Old?” she replied. “No, I think I’m have considered a similar memoir. Maureen Medved was around this time that she began beautiful.” But, as Daniel will be the first to tell Black Star (Anvil Press $20) Facebooking her friends, sharing funny “Yes, you’re beautiful, Buba,” he you, there is only one Jack. or wise things her grandson had done said, “but you look old.” Now the unexpected bonus of grand- Theo Dombrowski and said, even when he was too honest. ✫ parenting—when she feels free, totally Popular Day Hikes 4: Vancouver Island “How strong are your muscles, DANIEL DISCOVERED SHE WAS SPENDING present and having fun—has motivated (Heritage House $15) Buba?” he asked. “quality time” with Jack in a way that Daniel to share Tuesdays with Jack at Joel Solomon She proudly flexed her bicep. she hadn’t done with her son. lemonade stands and beyond. The Clean Money Revolution “What’s that floppy bit?” Freed from the anxiety of constant “Grandparenting,” she says, “is an (New Society $29.99) As she is getting her grandson ready parenting, she felt as if her appreciation anti-aging formula.” 978-1-9269918-18-2-5 Joanna Streetly Wild Fierce Life: Dangerous Moments on the Outer Coast n his memoir, Neither Married the same room with his wife. (Caitlin Press $22.95) nor Single: When Your Part- Blown kisses Similarly, when Kirkpatrick’s wife Claire Richard Wagamese Iner has Alzheimer’s or Other eventually went into a care facility, their Indian Horse Dementia (Brush Educational $16.95) intimate relationship dwindled. At first, they (D&M $21.95) West Vancouver psychotherapist David had designated date nights at the facility’s Rod Mickleburgh Kirkpatrick describes how his marital own Burr Place Bistro. He recalls that upon On the Line: A History of the relationship was affected by his wife’s leaving, “I nod to her on the way out, then British Columbia Labour Movement illness. turn back to kiss her on the top of her head (Harbour $44.95) As well, he shares intimate stories from from behind before letting myself out. Deni Ellis Béchard other husbands and wives about dealing Walking to the bus stop, I feel refreshed, & Natasha Kanapé Fontaine with partners stricken by Alzheimer’s. even upbeat. Now that was a real date! Kuei, My Friend: A Conversation on Graham, one of his patients (whose I tell myself. But more importantly, I am Race and Reconciliation wife Yvonne had the disease) told him, hoping that this evening made a difference (Talonbooks $19.95) “I hadn’t slept in the same bedroom with Yvonne for many to Claire, too.” Romance eventually disappeared but he David Starr years… right from the time she woke up in the night and continued his visits. The King’s Shilling turned over and said, ‘Who the hell are you?’ and I said, David Kirkpatrick has practiced as a psychotherapist (Ronsdale Press $11.95) ‘It’s just me, Yvonne. It’s Graham.’ ‘Get out of my house!’ and psychiatrist in Ashland, Oregon and Vancouver. He And I said, ‘Well, I’ll just go in the other room, Yvonne.’ published a previous memoir, In Praise of Strong Women: The patient abandoned the idea of ever again sleeping in A Psychiatrist’s Memoir. 978-1-550597-28-8 Publication Mail Agreement Contributors: John Moore, Joan Givner, #40010086 Mark Forsythe, Alex Van Tol, David Conn, Return undeliverable Canadian Cherie Thiessen, Jeremy Twigg, BC addresses to: BC BookWorld, Caroline Woodward. We gratefully acknowledge the unobtrusive 926 West 15th Ave., Writing not otherwise credited is by staff. assistance of Canada Council, a continuous partner since BOOKWORLD Vancouver, BC Canada V5Z 1R9 Design: Get-to-the-Point Graphics 1988, and creativeBC, a provincial partner since 2014. Summer 2018 Produced with the sponsorship of Consultants: Pacific BookWorld News Society. Christine Rondeau, Sharon Jackson Volume 32 • Number 2 Publications Mail Photographers: Registration No. 7800. Barry Peterson, Laura Sawchuk Publisher/Writer: BC BookWorld ISSN: 1701-5405 In-Kind Supporters: Simon Fraser University Library; Proofreaders: Vancouver Public Library; UBC Library. Alan Twigg Wendy Atkinson, Tara Twigg David Starr Advertising & editorial: Editor/Production: BC BookWorld, 926 West 15th Ave., David Lester Vancouver, BC Canada V5Z 1R9 Deliveries: Ken Reid, Acculogix * The current topselling titles from major Associate Editor: Tel: 604-736-4011 BC publishing companies, in no particular order. [email protected] All BC BookWorld reviews are posted at We acknowledge the financial support of the Government Beverly Cramp Annual subscription: $25 www.abcbookworld.com of Canada through the Department of Canadian Heritage 3 BC BOOKWORLD SUMMER 2018 review COVER Through Different Eyes sponded, “and the storyline by Karen Charleson smoothly paced. Despite its (Signature $19.95) somewhat dated aspects, Charleson does a beautiful job of constructing this nar- N 1901, GOVERNOR JAMES rative to render sympatheti- Douglas’s multi-tal- cally a story she has observed ented daughter Martha closely.” Douglas Harris pub- Charleson succeeds in lished History and Folk- return making the reader care about Ilore of the Cowichan Indians. every individual she portrays. Her grandmother was Cree. OF THE NATIVE This story of dignity and per- Ten years later Pauline severance rings true on every Johnson came along and page by continuously convey- published Legends of Van- Set on Northern Vancouver Island, ing how people feel.
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