Fall 2021 plus Recent Releases Contents
New Books 1 Now in Paperback 13 Recent Releases 17 Books in Print 20 Print on Demand 24 Contributor Index 25
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Douglas and McIntyre (2013) Ltd. acknowledges the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, the Government of Canada, and the Province of British Columbia through the BC Arts Council. NEW PUBLICATION DATE Richard Wagamese Selected
RICHARD WAGAMESE, EDITED BY DREW HAYDEN TAYLOR
A new curated collection of Richard Wagamese’s short writings.
Richard Wagamese, one of Canada’s most celebrated Indigenous authors and storytellers, was a writer of breathtaking honesty and inspiration. Always striving to be a better, stronger person, Wagamese shared his journey through writing, encouraging others to do the same. Following the success of Embers, which has sold almost seventy thousand copies since its release in 2016, this new collection of Wagamese’s non-fiction works, with an introduction by editor Drew Hayden Taylor, brings together more of the prolific author’s short writings, many for the first time in print, and celebrates his ability to inspire. Drawing from Wagamese’s essays and columns, along with preserved social media and blog posts, this beautifully designed volume is a tribute to Wagamese’s literary legacy.
Richard Wagamese, an Ojibway from the Wabaseemoong First Nation in northwestern Ontario, was one of Canada's foremost writers. His acclaimed, bestselling novels included Indian Horse, which was Photo by Yvette Lehmann a Canada Reads finalist, winner of the inaugural Burt Award for First Nations, Métis and Inuit Literature, and made into a feature film; and Medicine Walk. He was also the author of acclaimed memoirs, including For Joshua; One Native Life; and One Story, One Song, which won the George Ryga Award for Social Awareness in Literature; as well as a collection of personal reflections, Embers, which received the Bill Duthie Booksellers' Choice Award. He won numerous awards and recognition INDIGENOUSBODY, MIND &STUDIES SPIRIT for his writing, including the National Aboriginal Achievement Award September for Media and Communications, the Canada Council for the Arts Cloth Molson Prize, the Canada Reads People's Choice Award, and the Writers' CAD $24.95 Trust of Canada's Matt Cohen Award. Wagamese died on March 10, 2017, 5½″ × 8″ · 176 pages in Kamloops, BC. Rights held: World 978-1-77162-275-2 (cloth) Drew Hayden Taylor is an award-winning playwright, novelist, 978-1-77162-276-9 (ebook) scriptwriter and journalist. He was born and still lives on the Curve Lake First Nation in Central Ontario. Taylor has authored nearly thirty books, including Take Us to Your Chief (Douglas & McIntyre, 2016). He also edited Me Funny, Me Sexy and Me Artsy (Douglas & McIntyre, 2005, 2008 and 2015), and has been nominated for two Governor General’s Awards.
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Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 | 1 Pandemic Spotlight
Canadian Doctors at the Front of the COVID-19 Fight
IAN HANOMANSING
CBC journalist Ian Hanomansing profiles Canadian infectious disease doctors who stepped up to guide the nation through its worst medical crisis in a century.
Canadians who have followed the news about the COVID-19 pandemic will recognize the names of doctors Lisa Barrett, Isaac Bogoch, Zain Chagla, Sumon Chakrabarti, Susy Hota, Srinivas Murthy and Lynora Saxinger—seven remarkable Canadians who found themselves in the spotlight during a remarkably challenging year. While dealing with their own personal concerns about the worsening pandemic and their busy medical practices, the doctors profiled in Pandemic Spotlight volunteered their time and offered their expertise in hundreds of media interviews, providing calm, clear and independent analysis. Hanomansing talks to them about what inspired them to become doctors and what led them to specialize in infectious diseases and then take on this very public role. The doctors discuss the moment the pandemic became very real to them and speak candidly about what it was like when infections raged out of control in Italy and then New York City, leaving doctors at Canadian hospitals to wonder what might be next. And they explain the sense of duty they felt to step into the media glare, even as public anxiety and skepticism sometimes turned into hostility and social media made them easy to contact and, sometimes, easy targets. And for anyone who’s been asked to offer their expertise to the media, they have advice on how to answer the call. CURRENTBIOGRAPHY AFFAIRS / HEALTH There are a few silver linings in the COVID storm. One of them October is how these doctors put science front and centre and became public Paper symbols of trust and hope. As they prepare to return to their private CAD $22.95 careers, they respond to Hanomansing’s invitation to reflect on lessons 6″ × 9″ · 224 pages learned and their concerns about the next pandemic. Rights held: World 978-1-77162-292-9 (paper) All author royalties from sales of the book will go to UBC’s 978-1-77162-293-6 (ebook) Centre for Health Education Scholarship.
Ian Hanomansing is a co-host of CBC’s The National and has been a journalist for more than thirty years. He lives in Vancouver, BC.
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2 | Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 Me Tomorrow
Indigenous Views on the Future
EDITED BY DREW HAYDEN TAYLOR
First Nations, Métis and Inuit artists, activists, educators and writers, youth and elders come together to envision Indigenous futures in Canada and around the world.
Discussing everything from language renewal to sci-fi, this collection is a powerful and important expression of imagination rooted in social critique, cultural experience, traditional knowledge, activism and the multifaceted experiences of Indigenous people on Turtle Island. In Me Tomorrow…
• Darrel J. McLeod, Cree author from Treaty-8 territory in Northern Alberta, blends the four elements of the Indigenous cosmovision with the four directions of the medicine wheel to create a prayer for the power, strength and resilience of Indigenous peoples. • Autumn Peltier, Anishinaabe water-rights activist, tells the origin story of her present and future career in advocacy—and how the nine months she spent in her mother’s womb formed her first water teaching. When the water breaks, like snow melting in the spring, new life comes. • Lee Maracle, acclaimed Stó:lō Nation author and educator, reflects on cultural revival—imagining a future a century from now in which Indigenous people are more united than ever before.
Other essayists include Cyndy and Makwa Baskin, Norma Dunning, Shalan Joudry, Shelley Knott-Fife, Tracie Léost, SOCIALINDIGENOUS SCIENCE Stephanie Peltier, Romeo Saganash, Drew Hayden Taylor and October Raymond Yakeleya. Paper For readers who want to imagine the future, and to cultivate a CAD $22.95 better one, Me Tomorrow is a journey through the visions generously 5½″ × 8½″ · 224 pages offered by a diverse group of Indigenous thinkers. Rights held: World 978-1-77162-294-3 (paper) Drew Hayden Taylor is an award-winning playwright, novelist, 978-1-77162-295-0 (ebook) scriptwriter and journalist. He was born and still lives on the Curve Lake First Nation in Central Ontario. Taylor has authored nearly thirty books, including Take Us to Your Chief (Douglas & McIntyre, 2016). He also edited Me Funny, Me Sexy and Me Artsy (Douglas & McIntyre, 2005, 2008 and 2015), and has been nominated for two Governor General’s Awards.
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Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 | 3 Open Every Window
A Memoir
JANE MUNRO
When Jane Munro’s husband is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, the Griffin- award-winning poet must chart a path through the depths of grief, learning to live with loss and to take solace and find freedom in the restorative powers of writing.
Open Every Window is a genre-bending prose account of the unravelling of a life—two lives—when Munro’s husband, Bob, twenty years her senior, is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Evoking Lorna Crozier's Through the Garden, this memoir charts a path through sorrow—the pain of seeing a partner age and approach death, the exhaustion of caretaking and the regret in seeing life’s scope narrow and diminish. Writing with courage and love, Munro grapples with what it means to care for a husband who is gradually but devastatingly deteriorating. Her identity as a writer, yoga practitioner, mother and grandmother is eclipsed by a single word—caregiver. When a doctor admonishes, “What job could be more important than caring for your husband?” Munro wonders if the same question would be asked if the roles were reversed and her husband was asked to put aside all his own needs in order to care for a wife with dementia. Ultimately, Munro finds respite in the power of writing, Iyengar yoga and the rhythms of the moon—not to heal but to allow her to face grief without breaking. A poignant affirmation for anyone who has experienced loss, Open Every Window reveals the pain and power inherent in loving and being loved. Framed with short observations of the moon—from a new moon MEMOIR in Pune, India, to the following new moon in Vancouver, Canada—this September memoir will entrance with its lyricism and comfort with the writer’s Cloth hard-won warmth and wisdom. CAD $28.95 5½″ × 8½″ · 240 pages Jane Munro is an award-winning Canadian poet, writer and educator. Rights held: World Her previous books include the poetry collection Blue Sonoma (Brick 978-1-77162-296-7 (cloth) Books, 2014), which won the 2015 Griffin Poetry Prize, and more 978-1-77162-297-4 (ebook) recently, Glass Float (Brick Books, 2020). Munro has also taught creative writing at universities across BC, led informal writing workshops and given readings around the world. She lives in Vancouver, BC.
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4 | Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 Vagabond
Venice Beach, Slab City and Points In Between
CEILIDH MICHELLE
A captivating memoir of living on the streets along California’s Highway 1, for fans of Mistakes to Run With and Nearly Normal.
At twenty-one, Ceilidh Michelle spent a year homeless and drifting through countercultural communities along California’s coast, from Venice Beach to Slab City to Big Sur. This restless and turbulent year began when she was sleeping on her sister’s couch in Vancouver and decided to become a yoga disciple in California. Denied entry at the US border in Washington state, and stuck overnight in the Greyhound station, her already shaky pilgrimage began to take another direction, away from the inward sanctuary of an ashram and toward the sea and light and noise of Venice Beach, and eventually up Highway 1 to the desert. Having spent much of her youth outrunning family turmoil, the peripatetic lifestyle once key to Michelle’s survival is now a habit she can’t or won’t break—unless it breaks her first. Sleeping in parking Photo courtsey of Ceilidh Michelle lots, camping out in abandoned beach cottages and mansions, she finds community, easy and fraught, with fellow travellers: musicians, veterans, ex-cons, addicts, drug dealers, artists and con artists. Still, dreams and fleeting notions of home fuel and shadow every encounter, haunting the places she stays, offering moments of both grace and violence. Told with deadpan humour and insightful lyricism, Vagabond is an observant and at times shimmering narrative suspended between a traumatic past and an as yet unimagined future. Coursing through it is the story of an emergent writer just beginning to find sanctuary in her MEMOIR own creative instincts. September Paper with French flaps Ceilidh Michelle is the author of the novel Butterflies, Zebras, CAD $22.95 Moonbeams (Palimpsest Press, 2019). Michelle has had work published 5½″ × 8½″ · 240 pages in Entropy, Longreads, The Void, Broken Pencil, Matrix Magazine, McGill Rights held: North America University’s Scrivener Creative Review, Cactus Press and Lantern Magazine. 978-1-77162-298-1 (paper) She is currently studying writing at the University of Edinburgh and 978-1-77162-299-8 (ebook) calls Montreal, QC, home.
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Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 | 5 One Man in His Time...
A Memoir
MICHAEL AUDAIN
The unlikely and riveting story of how a left-wing activist became one of BC’s most accomplished business leaders and philanthropists, championing projects in the visual arts and innovation in Canadian wildlife protection and sustainability.
Freedom rider. Student radical. Academic. Social activist. Residential developer. Museum builder. Grizzly bear protector. Michael Audain has been all of these things and more in a colourful life spanning eight decades, three continents and five careers. Born into a branch of the legendary BC Dunsmuir clan that had lost its wealth and social status, little was expected of Audain. A lonely teenager plagued by insecurities, he was a dismal failure in the classroom and on the playing field. Yet Audain would become one of the most prominent home builders in British Columbia and a well-known philanthropist in support of the visual arts and wildlife causes. Along the way, Audain did time in a Mississippi prison for participating in the Freedom Rider movement. He started the Nuclear Disarmament Club at the University of British Columbia and was a founder of the BC Civil Liberties Association. He advocated for the radical Sons of Freedom Doukhobor sect on their protest march from the Kootenays to Vancouver. He proudly displayed a photograph of the communist revolutionary Fidel Castro at the founding convention of the New Democratic Party until Tommy Douglas persuaded him to take it down. Audain worked for an airline in the Arctic, became a probation officer and a farm appraiser, was arrested in Ireland under MEMOIR suspicion of terrorism, and sought wisdom from a Buddhist monk in October Thailand. In 1980, he took the most unexpected turn of all and became a Cloth developer in Greater Vancouver’s volatile housing market. As chairman CAD $36.95 of Polygon Homes Ltd., he has been responsible for the construction of 6″ × 9″ · 256 pages over 30,000 homes. Rights held: World “My life never had a business plan,” muses Audain. One Man in 978-1-77162-300-1 (cloth) His Time… is a story of life’s unplanned twists and turns, victories and 978-1-77162-301-8 (ebook) defeats, recounted with characteristic wit and candour. It is a tale of adventure and perseverance that will inspire many seeking to find their place in the world.
Michael Audain is the founder and chairman of Polygon Homes Ltd., an officer of the Order of Canada and a member of the Order of British Columbia. He lives with his wife, Yoshiko Karasawa, in Vancouver, BC. ISBN 978-1-77162-300-1 5 2 9 9 5
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6 | Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 Well Aged
Making the Most of Your Platinum Years
RALPH MILTON
Finding happiness at 80+, from the perspective of an octogenarian.
Author Ralph Milton wants readers to know that old age is not a disease circling the world ready to pounce on anyone over eighty. Many, maybe even most old people say they are happier and more contented than they have ever been. And that’s good news because Canadians are living much, much longer than they used to. In fact, octogenarians are the country’s fastest growing demographic. To quote the author, “Society has never had to deal with such a huge bunch of old people.” To address this societal shift, Well Aged offers a candid, useful and entertaining insider’s take on life among the old-old. Not the recently retired who are enjoying Arizona winters and unlimited golf, but those in their last years, usually in the eighty- to one-hundred-year-old bracket. While there is good material about old age written by health- care professionals for other professionals, and popular non-fiction to inspire the recently retired, there is virtually nothing written at the non-professional level for the oldest of the old. Or for their families and caregivers. This book is a freewheeling, down-to-earth inside look at what it’s really like to be old, written by someone living the experience and sprinkled liberally with humour. Topics include: Photo by Double Exposure Photography, • Identity and independence Langley, BC • Choosing a retirement location among the options of independent living, retirement residences and nursing homes CURRENT HEALTHAFFAIRS / HEALTH • Personal health needs and priorities October • Community support, friendships and recreation Paper • Spirituality and religion CAD $24.95 • Intimacy, companionship and sexuality 6″ × 9″ · 256 pages • Loneliness, depression and frailty Rights held: World • Leaving a legacy and making end-of-life arrangements 978-1-77162-310-0 (paper) 978-1-77162-311-7 (ebook) When the situation of elderly Canadians does get public attention, as it has during the COVID-19 pandemic, the focus is on what can go wrong. Well Aged expands the conversation around aging, and it is a must-read for anyone who needs to put out their birthday cake with a fire extinguisher—as well as those who love and care for them.
ISBN 978-1-77162-310-0 Ralph Milton was publisher of Wood Lake Books from 1980 to 5 1 8 9 5 2000. He has written hundreds of magazine articles and is the author of over twenty books. He holds two honorary doctorates (Doctor of Divinity and Doctor of Sacred Letters). Milton lives in Kelowna, BC, with 9 7 8 1 7 7 1 6 2 3 1 0 0 Beverley, his wife of 63 years.
Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 | 7 Gidal
Sixty Letters and Sixty Photos, the Unusual Friendship of Yosef Wosk and Tim Gidal
EDITED BY ALAN TWIGG
An intimate selection of letters between Tim Gidal, a pioneering force in photojournalism, and scholar and art collector Yosef Wosk.
“Although four decades separated us, Tim and I were inexorably drawn together through the magnetic forces of art and culture; travel; history; exile and war; loves and loves lost; writing, teaching and forgetting; collecting and letting it all go." —Yosef Wosk, from the Preface
Nachum Tim Gidal, Jewish pioneer of modern photojournalism, was born in Munich in 1909 and died in Jerusalem in 1996. He began taking photographs in the late 1920s, at a time when technological advances made photography equipment more compact and affordable than ever before. With his handheld Leica, Gidal was able to travel in interwar Europe, capturing rare images of Polish Jews prior to the annihilation of WWII. Yosef Wosk is a rabbi, philanthropist, educator, author, scholar, community leader and prominent figure in the BC arts scene. Wosk first encountered Gidal’s work in the photo “Night of the Kabbalist” in a magazine in 1991 and, captivated, was determined to meet the photographer on an upcoming sabbatical in Israel. However, most of the trip passed without any signs that his search would be successful. One day, Wosk saw a small poster on a lamppost showcasing Israeli photography in a local gallery, and through the proprietor, finally met the person who he would later consider his close friend, teacher, and PHOTOGRAPHY confidant—Nachum Tim Gidal. November On one level, the letters—selected from the hundreds the Cloth correspondents exchanged over two decades—memorialize Gidal as an CAD $39.95 artist, scholar, historian of photography and “hero among the Jewish 7″ × 10″ · 256 pages people." However, they also capture the essence of Gidal and Wosk’s 60 B&W photos friendship. Readers will be drawn into a rich conversation touching on Rights held: World philosophy, advice, personal issues, reading recommendations and more, 978-1-77162-302-5 (cloth) with Gidal always brilliant, witty and cantankerous and Wosk curious, 978-1-77162-303-2 (ebook) appreciative and intelligent. This fascinating and beautifully designed volume will appeal to those with an interest in modern Jewish history as well as anyone interested in early 20th-century photography.
Alan Twigg, publisher of BC Bookworld, is a recipient of the Gray Campbell Award for outstanding contributions to the writing and ISBN 978-1-77162-302-5 5 3 9 9 5 publishing community of British Columbia. He was inducted as a member of the Order of Canada in 2015 and received the 13th annual Lieutenant Governor's Award for Literary Excellence in 2016. He lives in 9 7 8 1 7 7 1 6 2 3 0 2 5 Vancouver, BC.
8 | Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 The Marriage of Rose Camilleri
ROBERT HOUGH
An illuminating portrait of an unconventional marriage by bestselling and critically acclaimed author Robert Hough.
When Rose Camilleri and Scotty Larkin meet, neither expects to spend a lifetime together, navigating a sometimes turbulent marriage and scraping through the process of raising a family. When he first enters the bakery where she works, she is a new arrival from the tiny island nation of Malta, fond of rabbit stew and Hollywood cinema. He is a thoughtful printer’s assistant recently released from juvenile detention after stealing and swiftly totalling a stranger’s car. Even after years of marriage and two children together, Rose struggles to shake the idea that perhaps she should have held out for someone more exciting, less withdrawn. But together they will face poverty, infidelity, troubled teenagers, latent criminality, illness and cold Canadian winters and find their own kind of happiness along the way. In The Marriage of Rose Camilleri, Robert Hough writes his larger- than-life characters with warmth, insight and humour, displaying the masterful approach to storytelling that gained his previous novels acclaim and several prestigious award nominations. Hough transports the reader into the epicentre of an unconventional love story, where he draws out captivating details from the fabric of an ordinary shared Photo courtesy of Robert Hough lifetime to create a story that lives in the moment and takes seriously the small but vital details of everyday life.
Robert Hough has been published to rave reviews in fifteen FICTION territories around the world. He is the author of The Final Confession September of Mabel Stark (Vintage Canada, 2002), shortlisted for both the Paper Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for best first book and the Trillium Book CAD $24.95 Award; The Stowaway (Vintage Canada, 2004), one of the Boston Globe’s 6″ × 9″ · 288 pages top ten fiction titles of 2004; The Culprits (Vintage Canada, 2008); Dr. Rights held: North America Brinkley’s Tower (House of Anansi, 2012), shortlisted for the Governor 978-1-77162-304-9 (paper) General’s Award for fiction and longlisted for the Giller Prize; The 978-1-77162-305-6 (ebook) Man Who Saved Henry Morgan (House of Anansi, 2015), a finalist for the Trillium Book Award; and Diego’s Crossing (Annick Press, 2015), shortlisted for the Arthur Ellis Award. Hough lives in Toronto, ON.
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Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 | 9 Vile Spirits
JOHN MacLACHLAN GRAY
An exhilarating page-turner set in 1920s Vancouver post prohibition, when liquor was the fuel driving big business, big government—and major crime.
In this spellbinding follow-up to his mystery The White Angel, John MacLachlan Gray captures the spirit of Vancouver in those gritty, gin- soaked days, as the city was remaking itself between wars. Alcohol is once again legal in Vancouver after the failed experiment of prohibition, but pro-temperance sentiments remain strong. Politicians like Attorney General Gordon Cunning attempt appeasement by establishing the Liquor Control Board, which oversees supply, from the lofty circles of power down to bleak public drinking factories called “beer parlours.” But when Cunning is found deceased, an empty martini glass at his side, quickly followed by Mrs. Harlan Crombie, the wife of a prominent bureaucrat, who falls dead after an afternoon book club meeting, suspicions are raised. Is it pure coincidence that the deceased were both drinking the same brand of “tonic”? Or is it a spillover from American prohibition, where deliberately tainted booze is killing thousands? Fans of The White Angel will be delighted by the return of straight- shooting constable Calvin Hook, frustrated poet-cum-reporter Ed McCurdy and unpredictable, eavesdropping telephone operator Mildred Photo by Ezra Gray Wickstram, as they pool their skills in order to get to the truth. The result is a clash between temperance activists, the Ku Klux Klan, the Liquor Control Board and global events on the mean streets of Vancouver—a rough little city on the edge of empire. HISTORICALFICTION FICTION September John MacLachlan Gray is a playwright, composer and theatre Cloth director, responsible for many acclaimed productions, most notably CAD $29.95 Billy Bishop Goes to War (1978). He has authored several books, fiction 6″ × 9″ · 320 pages and non-fiction, including most recently The White Angel (Douglas Rights held: World & McIntyre, 2017). An Officer of the Order of Canada, Gray lives in 978-1-77162-277-6 (cloth) Vancouver, BC. 978-1-77162-278-3 (ebook)
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10 | Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 City Day
GLENN BRUCKER
Children will laugh out loud at this silly illustrated book where animals teach people a lesson about respect for nature.
After all the campers and hikers return to the city at the end of summer, a group of animals from the forest decide to pay them a visit. When Raccoon, Moose, Bear, Otter and their friends arrive in the big city, everyone is so excited to see them that they shout and run away with joy. The animals have a fun-filled day rampaging through the city and learning about human customs, until some new friends with large nets give them a ride back home. Featuring humorous and charming illustrations, City Day will make young readers laugh while educating them about the importance of treating animals’ wilderness home with care and respect.
Glenn Brucker studied fine art at Kwantlen Polytechnic and classical animation at Vancouver Film School. His books include Hickory’s Problem (Scholastic Canada, 2006, written by Marilyn Helmer), Ice Journey (Timeline, 2007, written by Glen Downey) and Twenty-Five Guests and a Frog Named Farley (2015), which he wrote and illustrated. Brucker lives on Vancouver Island, BC.
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Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 | 11 Art of the Northwest Coast
Second Edition
ALDONA JONAITIS
A new edition of the seminal overview of the magnificent art of the Northwest Coast, with text from a distinguished authority augmented by full-colour images throughout.
Art Of The Northwest Coast is a superbly illustrated and informed overview of the Indigenous art of the Northwest Coast, covering the region from Puget Sound to Haida Gwaii to Alaska, and proceeding from prehistoric times to the present. Created in the spirit of the bestselling Thames & Hudson World of Art series, this groundbreaking volume provides an overview of the development of the art’s styles and meanings in the context of the region’s social history. A new chapter discusses contemporary artists, including Marianne Nicholson, Nicholas Galanin, Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun and Sonny Assu, who address pressing issues ranging from Indigenous sovereignty and the destruction of the environment to the power of Indigenous women and efforts to work with the non-Indigenous to heal the wounds of racism and discrimination.
Aldona Jonaitis is former director of the University of Alaska Museum of the North, professor of anthropology at the University of Alaska Fairbanks and the author of numerous books, including Discovering Totem Poles (Douglas & McIntyre, 2012).
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12 | Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 NOW IN PAPERBACK! Blue Sky Kingdom
An Epic Family Journey to the Heart of the Himalaya
BRUCE KIRKBY
Bestselling travel writer Bruce Kirkby takes extreme measures to reduce screen time by travelling with his young family to a Tibetan Buddhist monastery in the Himalaya.
Feeling stagnant, looking mindlessly at his phone for hours, flipping between emails and social media, ignoring his family and everything alive in his world, a thought struck Bruce Kirkby: this wasn’t living; this wasn’t him. This moment of clarity started a chain reaction which ended with a plan: he, his wife and their two young sons would jump on a shipping freighter and head for the Himalaya. To help with the financial logistics, they would document the adventure for the reality travel series Big Crazy Family Adventure. And so, trailed by a camera crew, Bruce, Christine, seven-year- old Bodi and three-year-old Taj travelled across the globe in search of tranquility and connection—their journey by canoe, freighter, rail and foot culminating in three months of reflection and meditation at a Buddhist monastery in the Zanskar valley, a remote appendage of the ancient Tibetan empire and one of the last places on earth where Tibetan Buddhism is still practised freely in its original setting. Exploring themes of modern distraction, the loss of ancient wisdom and Kirkby’s personal coming-to-terms with Bodi’s diagnosis on the autism spectrum, Blue Sky Kingdom is the remarkable tale of one family who fled distraction and ultimately found connection. With wit, insight and deep compassion, Kirkby tells a story that will deeply affect readers—all the while providing a glimpse into the lives of Buddhist MEMOIR / TRAVELTRAVEL monks and lamas in Ladakh, India, where ancient traditions and July knowledge intersect with the modern world. Paper CAD $24.95 Bruce Kirkby is a wilderness writer and adventure photographer 6″ × 9″ · 336 pages recognized for connecting wild places with contemporary issues. With 32-page colour photo insert,insert journeys spanning more than eighty countries and thirty years, Kirkby’s B&W illustrations and maps accomplishments include the first modern crossing of Arabia’s Empty Rights held: Canada Quarter by camel, a descent of Ethiopia’s Blue Nile Gorge by raft, a sea 978-1-77162-291-2 (paper) kayak traverse of Borneo’s northern coast and a coast-to-coast Icelandic 978-1-77162-270-7 (ebook) trek. A columnist for The Globe and Mail, author of two bestselling books and winner of multiple National Magazine Awards, Kirkby has also written for the New York Times, Outside magazine and Canadian Geographic. He makes his home in Kimberley, BC. ISBN 978-1-77162-291-2 5 2 4 9 5
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Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 | 13 NOW IN PAPERBACK! How to Lose Everything
A Memoir
CHRISTA COUTURE
Disability, death and divorce are part of a string of losses that leave this award-winning musician fundamentally changed as she learns to navigate her grief and find a way forward.
Christa Couture lost a piece of herself—in more ways than one. She lost a leg to amputation from childhood bone cancer. She lost a son to complications at birth. She lost another son to a heart defect. She lost a husband to divorce. Each of these losses has left her altered. In her debut memoir, Couture relives these tragedies alongside the joys that fill the spaces in between. With a quiet wisdom, she explores the dichotomies of grief—how a dismantling necessitates growth, how trauma will at once harden and soften a person. Evoking Joan Didion’s The Year of Magical Thinking and Rachel Cusk’s A Life’s Work, How to Lose Everything reflects on the emotional and psychological experiences of motherhood, partnership and change. Couture’s story is an offering of kinship to anyone touched by loss, be that the loss of a physical ability, the loss of a loved one, the loss of a relationship or the loss of one’s sense of self. With gentleness and generosity, How to Lose Everything bears witness to the shift in perspective that comes with grief, and how it can deepen compassion for others, expand understanding, inspire a letting go of little things and plant a deeper feeling for what matters.
Christa Couture is an award-winning performing and recording artist, non-fiction writer and broadcaster. She is also proudly Indigenous, BIOGRAPHYMEMOIR queer, disabled and a mom. Her sixth recording, Safe Harbour, was July released March 2020. Her writing has been published in Room, Shameless Paper with French flaps and Augur magazines and CBC.ca. As a speaker and storyteller, she has CAD $22.95 addressed audiences for The Walrus Talks, CBC’s DNTO Live and Moses 5½″ × 8½″ · 208 pages Znaimer’s ideacity. She is a frequent contributor to CBC Radio’s Now Rights held: World or Never and The Next Chapter, and she is a weekday afternoon host on 978-1-77162-290-5 (paper) 106.5 ELMNT FM in Toronto, ON. 978-1-77162-263-9 (ebook)
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14 | Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 CANADIAN BATTLE SERIES — NOW IN PAPERBACK! The River Battles
Canada’s Final Campaign in World War II Italy
MARK ZUEHLKE
The story of I Canadian Corps’s crossing of the Emilia-Romagna plain, in the thirteenth instalment of the bestselling Canadian Battle Series.
The Canadians called it the Promised Land. In late September 1944, the Emilia-Romagna plain before I Canadian Corps stretched to the far horizon—a deceptively wide-open space where the tanks could run free. Throughout British Eighth Army, hopes ran high that once it entered the plain, the Germans could be driven from Italy. As soon as the advance began, however, the plain’s true nature was revealed: the land was criss- crossed by rivers, canals and drainage ditches over which all bridges had been demolished. With higher command urging haste, the Canadians entered a long and nightmarish series of battles to win crossings over each waterway, whose high banks provided the Germans with perfect defensive positions. Early fall rains caused rivers to spill their banks and transformed the countryside into the worst quagmire the soldiers had ever seen. More than five months of battle followed, with weeks of hard fighting required to advance from one river to the next. Each month, conditions only worsened, and the casualty rates rose appallingly. As their comrades fell one by one, most soldiers sought merely to survive. Doing that much required every measure of stamina, courage and fighting skill they possessed. The fifth and final Canadian Battle Series volume set in Italy, The River Battles tells the story of this campaign’s last and hardest months. HISTORY In riveting detail and with his trademark “you-are-there” style, Mark September Zuehlke shines a light on this forgotten chapter of Canada’s World Paper War II experience. CAD $27.95 6″ × 9″ · 480 pages Mark Zuehlke is the author of the critically acclaimed Canadian 16-page B&W photo insert Battle Series and many other books. He has worked as a journalist, Rights held: World been educated as a historian and written award-winning fiction. The 978-1-77162-312-4 (paper) Canadian Battle Series is the most detailed accounting of any army 978-1-77162-236-3 (ebook) during World War II ever written by a single author. In recognition of his work, Mark Zuehlke was awarded the 2014 Governor General's History Award for Excellence in Popular Media (Pierre Berton Award). Zuehlke lives in Victoria, BC.
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Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 | 15 NOW IN PAPERBACK! Toronto
Biography of a City
ALLAN LEVINE
"Allan Levine's biography of Toronto is a triumph of historical storytelling. Avoiding the worn path of grand themes and broad concepts of civic evolution, he instead ventures out, engagingly marshalling real-time encounters of people, places and events—the good, the bad and the ugly of it all. This fresh take on Toronto evokes a saga of the city that keeps the delighted reader turning the pages, eager to enjoy—and learn—more." —David Crombie, Former mayor of Toronto
In the last seventy years, Toronto has been transformed from a provincial town to a significant urban heavyweight. Few cities have experienced such sustained growth, and the packed streets of North America’s fourth-largest city are a far cry from the origins of the city as “Little York,” which was comprised of the Lieutenant-Governor’s muddy tent—which he shared with his wife and many children—and some barracks. Between then and now, fervent Orangemen have imposed strict morals on the growing provincial town, and an influx of immigrants has changed the face of the city. With the same eye for character, anecdote and circumstance that made Peter Ackroyd’s London and Colin Jones’s Paris so successful, Levine’s captivating prose integrates the sights, sounds and feel of Toronto with a broad historical perspective, linking the city’s present with its past through themes such as politics, transportation, public health, ethnic diversity and sports. Toronto invites readers to discover the city’s lively spirit over four centuries and to wander purposefully HISTORY through the city’s many unique neighbourhoods, where they can September encounter the striking and peculiar characters who have inhabited them: Paper the powerful and powerless, the entrepreneurs and the entertainers, and CAD $29.95 the moral and the corrupt, all of whom have contributed to Toronto’s 7″ × 10″ · 464 pages collective identity. 3232-page-page photo photo insert insert, with 60 B&W photographs Allan Levine is an award-winning author and historian who has Rights held: World written thirteen books, including King (Douglas & McIntyre, 2011), 978-1-77162-279-0 (paper) the critically acclaimed biography of Mackenzie King that won the 978-1-77162-043-7 (ebook) Alexander Kennedy Isbister Award for Non-Fiction. A versatile author who moves easily between popular non-fiction and fiction, Levine also writes historical mysteries. He lives in Winnipeg, MB.
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16 | Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 Peyakow
Reclaiming Cree Dignity, A Memoir RECENT DARREL J. McLEOD Mamaskatch, Darrel J. McLeod’s 2018 memoir of growing up Cree in Northern Alberta, was a publishing sensation—winning the Governor General's Literary Award for Non-Fiction, shortlisted for many other major prizes and translated into French and German editions. In Peyakow, McLeod continues the poignant story of his impoverished youth, beset by constant fears of being dragged down by the self-destruction and deaths of those closest to him as he battles the bullying of white classmates, copes with the trauma of physical and sexual abuse, and endures painful separation from his family and culture. With steely determination, he triumphs: now elementary teacher; now school principal; now head of an Indigenous delegation to the UN in Geneva; now executive in the Government of Canada—and now a celebrated author. Brutally frank but buoyed throughout by McLeod’s unquenchable spirit, Peyakow—a title borrowed from the Cree word for “one who walks alone”—is an inspiring account of triumph against unimaginable odds. McLeod’s perspective as someone whose career path has crossed both sides of the Indigenous/white chasm resonates with particular force in today’s Canada.
Memoir / Indigenous Studies · 978-1-77162-231-8 · 6″ × 9″ · 256 pages
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Outdoor School EDITED BY DIANE BORSATO AND AMISH MORRELL For more than a decade, the Outdoor School project has provided a framework for interdisciplinary artists to come together and share projects that reimagine ways of relating with the landscape. The experiential and community-based art projects described in Outdoor School present an alternative to scientific, commercial and colonial conceptions of land and nature in the face of climate change and mass extinction. These art practices include activities like mushroom foraging, water witching, trespassing, pumpkin-boat sailing, cloud identifying, ravine running, honey extracting, spell conjuring, rabbit hunting, coyote walking and more. The project calls attention to creative, counter-cultural works that are focused on education, community and place, and blur the boundaries between art and life, nature and culture. Featuring interviews, essays and over 150 photographs, Outdoor School is an important contribution to discussions of contemporary art and ecology, foregrounding work that is marginal and ephemeral by nature. Artists featured in Outdoor School include Alana Bartol, Diane Borsato, Bill Burns, Carolina Caycedo, Sameer Farooq, FASTWÜRMS, Ayumi Goto, Maggie Groat, Gabrielle Hill, Peter Morin, Public Studio, Helen Reed, Genevieve Robertson, Jamie Ross, Aislinn Thomas, Vibrant Matter, Jay White, Tania Willard, Terri-Lynn Williams-Davidson and D'Arcy Wilson.
Art · 978-1-77162-284-4 · 8″ × 10″ · 192 pages · hardcover · 150 colour photographs · CAD $44.95
Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 | 17 Unravelling Canada A Knitting Odyssey SYLVIA OLSEN
RECENT Author and knitter Sylvia Olsen explore Canada's history, landscape, economy and social issues on a cross-country knitting-themed road trip. In 2015, Sylvia Olsen and her partner, Tex, embarked on a cross-Canada journey from the Salish Sea to the Atlantic Ocean to conduct workshops, exchange experiences with other knitters and, Olsen hoped, discover a fresh appreciation for Canada. Along the way, with stops in over forty destinations, including urban centres as well as smaller communities like Sioux Lookout, ON, and Shelburne, NS, Olsen observed that the knitters of Canada are as diverse as their country’s geography. But their textured and colourful stories about knitting create a common narrative. With themes ranging from personal identity, cultural appropriation, provincial stereotypes and national icons to “boyfriend sweaters” and love stories, Unravelling Canada is both a celebration and a discovery of an ever-changing national landscape. Insightful, optimistic and beautifully written, it is a book that will speak to knitters and would-be knitters alike.
Culture · 978-1-77162-286-8 · 5½″ × 8½″ · 256 pages · paper with French flaps · CAD $24.95
Tainna The Unseen Ones, Short Stories NORMA DUNNING Drawing on both lived experience and cultural memory, Norma Dunning brings together six powerful new short stories centred on modern-day Inuk characters in Tainna. Ranging from homeless to extravagantly wealthy, from spiritual to jaded, young to elderly, and even from alive to deceased, Dunning’s characters are united by shared feelings of alienation, displacement and loneliness resulting from their experiences in southern Canada. In Tainna—meaning “the unseen ones” and pronounced Da‑e‑nn‑a—a fraught reunion between sisters Sila and Amak ends in an uneasy understanding. From the spirit realm, Chevy Bass watches over his imperilled grandson, Kunak. And in the title story, the broken-hearted Bunny wanders onto a golf course on a freezing night, when a flock of geese stand vigil until her body is discovered by a kind stranger. Norma Dunning’s masterful storytelling uses humour and incisive detail to create compelling characters who discover themselves in a hostile land where prejudice, misogyny and inequity are most often found hidden in plain sight. There, they must rely on their wits, artistic talent, senses of humour and spirituality for survival; and there, too, they find solace in shining moments of reconnection with their families and communities.
Short Fiction · 978-1-77162-271-4 · 5½″ × 8½″ · 160 pages · paper with French flaps · CAD $19.95
18 | Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 The Octopus Has Three Hearts
RACHEL ROSE RECENT To the outside world, Roxanne seems terribly lonely: her husband Earl has passed away, and her daughter Linda was murdered. What people don’t understand is that Earl and Linda are still keeping Roxanne company, reincarnated in the forms of a wiener dog and standard poodle. But this relationship—not idyllic, it’s true, but at least relatively harmonious—is disrupted when Roxanne accidentally hits a pit bull with her car. On the precipice of having the dog put down, she recognizes the eyes of her daughter’s killer, Helmut. Should she choose retribution, or forgiveness? This is the highly original set-up of “You’re Home Now,” the opening story in Rachel Rose’s debut work of fiction. These are clever, engaging stories with a compelling link: the characters, generally living on the fringes of society for some reason or another, all have better relationships with animals than with other humans. There’s a diverse range of creatures, with stories featuring a parrot, an octopus, rats, a chameleon, a pig (Francis Bacon), deer and bats, as well as the more traditional dogs and a pair of kittens named Yin and Yang. The stories in The Octopus Has Three Hearts combine vivid characters and original premises with Rose’s trademark combination of whimsy and irony to explore universal elements of the human condition, from parenthood to sexuality, identity to fidelity. It is a collection that will appeal to animal lovers, readers of literary fiction and anyone looking for their place to belong.
Short Fiction · 978-1-77162-288-2 · 5½″ × 8½″ · 272 pages · paper with French flaps · CAD $22.95
A Race for Real Sailors The Bluenose and the International Fishermen's Cup, 1920–1938 KEITH McLAREN, WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY SILVER DONALD CAMERON In the summer of 1920, the public following the latest America’s Cup series were frustrated to find that every time the wind got up, the organizers called off the race. There was muttering in the taverns of Halifax and Lunenburg: why not show these fancy yachtsmen what real sailors can do? A Nova Scotia newspaper donated a trophy and put out a challenge to their rivals in New England, inviting them to meet the Maritimes’ best in a “race for real sailors.” A Race for Real Sailors is a vibrant history of the Fishermen’s Cup series, which dominated sporting headlines between the two world wars. The salt spray practically blows off the page as the author’s arresting style captures the drama of each race and the personalities of the ships that contested them: the Delawana and the Esperanto, the Columbia and the Gertrude L. Thebaud, and dominating them all the Bluenose, the big brute from Lunenburg whose image shines on the Canadian dime to this day. Vying for the spotlight are the boats’ larger-than-life skippers, among them Marty Welch, the hard-charging American who first took the cup; Ben Pine, the Gloucester scrap dealer whose passion kept the races afloat when they seemed destined to fade away; and the irascible, impossible Angus Walters, master of the Bluenose, who repeatedly broke American hearts but whose own heart was broken by Canada’s refusal to come to the rescue of his beloved vessel. This stirring and poignant tale is illustrated with 51 historical photographs and five maps, and rounded out by a glossary of sailing terms and an appendix of the ever- changing race rules. This is a story that will keep even confirmed landlubbers pegged to their seats, a tale of iron men and wooden ships whose time will never come again.
History · 978-1-77162-267-7 · 8½″ × 10″ · 256 pages · paper · B&W photographs and maps · CAD $32.95
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24 | Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 CONTRIBUTOR INDEX CONTRIBUTOR CONTRIBUTOR / TITLES INDEX
A Coupland, Douglas City of Glass · Souvenir of Canada 2 · V0N 1B0 Abley, Mark Conversations with a Dead Man Couture, Christa How to Lose Everything Ades, Dawn The Colour of My Dreams Cram, Buffy Radio Belly Alford, Jeffrey Chicken in the Mango Tree Crey, Ernie Stolen from Our Embrace Allan, Susan Baby's First Hashtag Cross, Joan Flavours of Vancouver · Vancouver Cooks 2 Arnold, Grant Ken Lum · Scott McFarland · Shore, Forest and Beyond · Crowston, Catharine Traffic Traffic Crozier, Lorna Desire in Seven Voices · The House the Spirit Builds Audain, Michael One Man in His Time... D B D'Amour, Francine Return from Africa Baird, Jill Safar/Voyage Daftari, Fereshteh Safar/Voyage Barnes, Martin Scott McFarland Davidson, Robert Eagle Transforming Bashow, David L. All the Fine Young Eagles Davis, James The Sharp End: A Canadian Soldier's Story Bateson, Ian People of the Ice · People of the Longhouse Davis, Wade Clouded Leopard · Light at the Edge of the World · Wade Bawlf, Samuel The Secret Voyage of Sir Francis Drake Davis Bemister, Margaret Thirty Indian Legends of Canada Delacourt, Susan Shopping for Votes Berelowitz, Lance Dream City Delgado, James P. Across the Top of the World · Khubilai Khan's Lost Fleet Berger, Thomas R. Northern Frontier, Northern Homeland · One Man's Justice: Delich, Beverly Come Fly with Me A Life in the Law Demers, Charles The Horrors · Primary Obsessions Bishop, John Cooking at My House · Simply Bishop's den Hartog, Kristen The Cowkeeper’s Wish Black, Arthur Fifty Shades of Black Dennis, Darrell Peace Pipe Dreams Blackman, Margaret B. During My Time Dere, William Ging Wee Being Chinese in Canada Blanchard, Paula The Life of Emily Carr Dhalwala, Meeru Vij's · Vij's at Home Bokma, Anne My Year of Living Spiritually Diamond, Jack Insight and On Site Bonin, Vincent Traffic Drouin-Brisebois, Josee Christopher Pratt Borsato, Diane Outdoor School Dunning, Norma Tainna Boulud, Daniel Lumiere Light Dunton, Nancy A Guidebook to Contemporary Architecture in Montreal · Bourrie, Mark The Fog of War A Guidebook to Contemporary Architecture in Toronto · Bowen, Lynne Whoever Gives Us Bread A Guidebook to Contemporary Architecture in Vancouver Bown, Mike Spencer The World's Most Travelled Man Bown, Stephen R. 1494 · Island of the Blue Foxes · The Last Viking · Madness, E Betrayal and the Lash · Merchant Kings · White Eskimo Eber, Dorothy Inuit Modern Boyanowsky, Ehor Savage Gods, Silver Ghosts Ellis, Sarah The Book of Small Bridge, Krista The Eliot Girls Engelstad, Bernadette Inuit Modern Bringhurst, Robert Being in Being · The Raven Steals the Light · A Story as Enright, Robert Richard Henriquez Sharp as a Knife Enwezor, Okwui Ken Lum Brody, Hugh Maps and Dreams · Means of Escape · Other Side of Eden Eriksson, Ann High Clear Bell of Morning · The Performance Brotherton, Barbara S’abadeb—The Gifts Brown, Steven Preston Singletary F Brucker, Glenn City Day Faith, Karlene 13 Women Brunet, Robin Let's Get Frank Fawcett, Katherine The Swan Suit Budd, Robert Ted Harrison Collected Feenie, Rob Feenie's · Lumiere Light · Rob Feenie's Casual Classics Bulgutch, Mark That’s Why I’m a Doctor · That's Why I'm a Journalist Ferguson, Ian How to Be a Canadian · The Village of the Small Houses Butler, Sarah Louise The Wild Heavens Ferguson, Russell Roy Arden: Against the Day Byers, Michael Intent for a Nation Ferguson, Will How to Be a Canadian · The School Bus Doesn't Stop Here Anymore · Why I Hate Canadians
C Feschuk, Scott Baby's First Hashtag · The Future and Why We Should Cadbury, Deborah Chocolate Wars Avoid It Cameron, Ken City Making in Paradise Finlay OC, PhD, B. Brett The Whole-Body Microbiome Cameron, Silver Donald A Million Futures · A Race for Real Sailors Finlay PhD, Jessica M. The Whole-Body Microbiome Canadian Geographic The Canadian Atlas Fournier, Suzanne Stolen from Our Embrace Cardinal, Harold The Unjust Society Fox, James The Art of Jeffrey Rubinoff Carr, Emily The Book of Small · Emily Carr and Her Dogs · Growing Fralic, Shelley Come Fly with Me Pains · The Heart of a Peacock · The House of All Francis, Daniel Closing Time Sorts · Hundreds and Thousands · Klee Wyck · Opposite Contraries · Pause G Chef's Table Society Vancouver Cooks 2 Gabereau, Vicki Vancouver Cooks 2 Chen, Grace Cinderella-Grace Vancouver Princess Gaston, Bill A Mariner's Guide to Self Sabotage Chong, Michael Turning Parliament Inside Out Geddes, Gary Drink the Bitter Root Chow, Olivia Building the Orange Wave Genest, Michele Awesome Ancient Grains and Seeds Choy, Wayson The Jade Peony George, Bridget It’s a Mitig! Coffman, Peter The House the Spirit Builds Gerraghty, Warren West Cohen, Matt Aurora Montrealis · Invisible Man at the Window · Sex of Gibson, Gordon Bull of the Woods the Stars Gibson, Kevin Of Myths and Sticks Coldham, Marnie Lumiere Light Gillies, Veronica A Guidebook to Contemporary Architecture in Vancouver Counterpunch Inc. A Treasury of Tom Thomson Gillmor, Don Insight and On Site
Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 | 25 Glavin, Terry Come from the Shadows King, Ross Defiant Spirits Gomery, John Inside Gomery Kirkby, Bruce Blue Sky Kingdom Goodfellow, Margaret A Guidebook to Contemporary Architecture in Toronto Klein, Michael C. Dissident Doctor Goodfellow, Philip A Guidebook to Contemporary Architecture in Toronto Knelman, Joshua Hot Art Gough, Barry The Elusive Mr. Pond Koofi, Fawzia Letters to My Daughters INDEX Grady, Wayne Return from Africa Kopecky, Arno The Devil's Curve · The Oil Man and the Sea CONTRIBUTOR CONTRIBUTOR Graham, Mayo Gathie Falk Kramer, Jennifer Kesu' Grant, Peter Blockbusters and Trade Wars Kunuk, Zacharias Inuit Modern Grant, Shelagh Polar Imperative Kurbis, Marcia Lumiere Light Graydon, Shari I Feel Great About My Hands Kurchak, Sarah I Overcame My Autism and All I Got Was This Lousy Anxiety Gray, John MacLachlan Vile Spirits · The White Angel Disorder Green, Dennis Simply Bishop's Kusumi, Kiyoshi KRAZY! Grenville, Bruce Gathie Falk · KRAZY! · Visions of British Columbia Griffiths, Rudyard Who We Are L Gustavison, Susan Creation and Transformation Laferrière, Dany How to Make Love to a Negro without Getting Tired · I am a Japanese Writer · The Return H Lalonde, Christine Creation and Transformation · Inuit Modern Hadley, Anita Spindrift Langford, Signe Happy Hens & Fresh Eggs Hadley, Michael L. Spindrift Lascelle, Mike Extraordinary Ornamental Edibles Hallendy, Norman Inuksuit Laundy, Diane The House the Spirit Builds Hanna, Jeanette Ikonica Laurence, Robin Gathie Falk · Growing Pains Hanna, Sharon The Book of Kale and Friends Lavigne, Brad Building the Orange Wave Hanomansing, Ian Pandemic Spotlight Lawrence, Grant Dirty Windshields · The Lonely End of the Rink Hansen, Rick Rick Hansen Laxer, Gordon After the Sands Harcourt, Michael City Making in Paradise Leckie, Keith Ross Cursed! Blood of the Donnellys Harcourt, Mike Exploring Vancouver Lee, Bennett Many-Mouthed Birds Harper, Tim Excessive Force Levine, Allan King · Toronto Harris, Christie Raven's Cry Leyerle, Andrew 100 Easy-to-Grow Native Plants for Canadian Gardens Hawthorn, Tom The Year Canadians Lost Their Minds and Found Their Lindros, Eric The Next Ones Country Lloyd, Tessa Forty Fathers Hayes, Derek America Discovered · British Columbia · Canada · Historical Lundrigan, Nicole Glass Boys · The Widow Tree Atlas of Canada · Historical Atlas of Early Railways · Luo, Katherine The Unceasing Storm Historical Atlas of Toronto · Historical Atlas of Vancouver Lévi-Strauss, Claude The Raven Steals the Light and the Lower Fraser Valley Hayter-Menzies, Grant Woo, the Monkey Who Inspired Emily Carr M Henry, Karen Traffic Macdonald, Christopher A Guidebook to Contemporary Architecture in Vancouver Hessel, Ingo Creation and Transformation · Inuit Modern MacKenzie, Lewis Soldiers Made Me Look Good Hill, Charles Tom Thomson MacKinnon, J.B. Dead Man in Paradise Hillier, Rick FOB DOC: A Doctor on the Front Lines in Afghanistan: A MacLeod, Andrew All Together Healthy War Diary MacLeod, D. Peter Backs to the Wall · Northern Armageddon Hoagland, Edward Early in the Season Maheux, Anne The Prints of Betty Goodwin Homel, David The Heart Is an Involuntary Muscle · How to Make Love to Maki, Fumihiko Bing Thom Works a Negro without Getting Tired · The Return · The Speaking Maki, Joel Steal My Rage Cure Malkin, Helen A Guidebook to Contemporary Architecture in Montreal · Honore, Vincent Scott McFarland A Guidebook to Contemporary Architecture in Toronto · Hough, Robert The Marriage of Rose Camilleri A Guidebook to Contemporary Architecture in Vancouver Howard, Claudia The Holy Crap Cookbook Malone Eathorne, Alison The Power of Pulses Hui, Ann Chop Suey Nation Malone, Hilary The Power of Pulses Hume, Stephen Early in the Season Manji, Irshad Risking Utopia Hunter, Andrew Tom Thomson Mansbridge, Peter Forty Fathers Hunter, Douglas The Race to the New World Manuel, Jennifer The Heaviness of Things That Float Hunt, Stephen The White Guy Maw, Jamie Vancouver Cooks 2 McClelland, Susan Stars Between the Sun and Moon I McDonald, Bob Canadian Spacewalkers Igloliorte, Heather Inuit Modern McEwan, Mark Rob Feenie's Casual Classics Ipellie, Alootook Inuit Modern McFarlane, Judy Writing with Grace McGhee, Robert Inuit Modern J McLaren, Keith A Race for Real Sailors Jang, Lucia Stars Between the Sun and Moon McLeod, Darrel J. Mamaskatch · Peyakow Jason, Dan Awesome Ancient Grains and Seeds · The Power of Pulses McMaster, Gerald Inuit Modern Johnson, Lorraine 100 Easy-to-Grow Native Plants for Canadian Gardens McMillan, Alan First Peoples in Canada Johnson, Pauline Legends of Vancouver Menzies, Heather No Time: Stress and the Crisis of Modern Life Johnson, Tim KRAZY! Merchant, Ameen The Silent Raga Jonaitis, Aldona Art of the Northwest Coast · Discovering Totem Poles · Michelle, Ceilidh Vagabond Eagle Transforming Middleton, Alan Ikonica Miller, Gordon Voyages K Milroy, Sarah Gathie Falk Kalman, Harold Exploring Vancouver Milton, Ralph Well Aged Kasaboski, Tracy The Cowkeeper’s Wish Mitchell, David W.A.C. Bennett Keery, Paul Canada at War
26 | Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 Moffat, Muriel Afternoon Tea Roaf, John Exploring Vancouver
Montgomery, Charles The Last Heathen Roelstraete, Dieter Roy Arden: Against the Day CONTRIBUTOR Moore, Christopher McCarthy Tetrault Rose, Rachel The Octopus Has Three Hearts INDEX Moray, Gerta Hundreds and Thousands Rossiter, Sean City Making in Paradise · Immortal Beaver · Otter and Twin Morrell, Amish Outdoor School Otter Morrison, Andrew Vancouver Cooks 2 Roy, Reginald David Lam Mowat, Farley And No Birds Sang · Born Naked · My Father's Son · People Ruffo, Armand Garnet Norval Morrisseau of the Deer · Sea of Slaughter · The Snow Walker · A Whale Ruggles, Anne Tom Thomson for the Killing Mukherjee, Alok Excessive Force S Mullins, Corin The Holy Crap Cookbook Saul, John Ralston Inuit Modern Munro, Jane Open Every Window Sawler, Harvey Frank McKenna Murray, Joan Tom Thomson · A Treasury of Tom Thomson Scanlan, Lawrence A Year of Living Generously Musgrave, Susan The House of All Sorts Schmitt, Donald Insight and On Site Schoeny, Roland Ken Lum N Schroeder, Adam Lewis All-Day Breakfast · In the Fabled East National Gallery of Canada The Prints of Betty Goodwin Segal, Hugh The Right Balance Needles, Dan True Confessions from the Ninth Concession Shadbolt, Doris The Art of Emily Carr · Seven Journeys Neel, David Stolen from Our Embrace Shadbolt, Douglas Ron Thom Neering, Rosemary The Heart of a Peacock Shearar, Cheryl Understanding Northwest Coast Art Nelson, Michelle The Urban Homesteading Cookbook Shephard, Michelle Decade of Fear Neuman, Nic Lumiere Light Sherren, Reg That Wasn’t the Plan Nixon, Fraser The Man Who Killed Shoalts, David Hockey Fight in Canada Norman, Peter Emberton Shubert, Howard Richard Henriquez Nowak, Peter The Rise of Real-Life Superheroes Sibbeston, Nick You Will Wear a White Shirt Simms, Scott Turning Parliament Inside Out O Skaay Being in Being O'Shea, Stephen Back to the Front · The Friar of Carcassonne · Perfect Smedley, Geoffrey Richard Henriquez Heresy Smith Siska, Heather People of the Ice Olsen, Sylvia Unravelling Canada Smith, Alisa Doublespeak · Speakeasy Olson, Noreen The School Bus Doesn't Stop Here Anymore Southey, Tabatha Collected Tarts and Other Indelicacies Spalding, Jeffrey Christopher Pratt P Spiegelman, Art KRAZY! Pabst, Frank Blue Water Cafe Seafood Cookbook Stacey, Robert Tom Thomson Page, Alison The Urban Homesteading Cookbook Stearns, Chris Lumiere Light Page, P.K. Klee Wyck Steedman, Scott R. Visions of British Columbia Payne, Stephen Canadian Wings Steele, William Going the Distance Peacock, Sheila Flavours of Vancouver Steiner, Shepherd Scott McFarland Penikett, Tony Reconciliation Steltzer, Ulli Eagle Transforming Perreault, Francois Inside Gomery Stenson, Fred Lightning · Lightning Picard, André Matters of Life and Death Stephenson, Ben A Matter of Life and Death or Something Pindell, Terry Last Train to Toronto Stewart, Hilary Cedar · Indian Fishing · Looking at Indian Art of the Piqtoukun, David Inuit Modern Northwest Coast · Looking at Totem Poles Plant, Albert The Retail Game Stewart, Kennedy Turning Parliament Inside Out Poliquin, Daniel A Secret Between Us Stouck, David Arthur Erickson Poole, Michael Ragged Islands Stursberg, Richard The Tower of Babble Pope, Carol The Book of Kale and Friends Symington, Amy The Long Table Cookbook Porter, Anna The Ghosts of Europe · Kasztner's Train
Porter, Walter Preston Singletary T Post, Melissa Preston Singletary Tait, Douglas Thirty Indian Legends of Canada Proulx, Monique Aurora Montrealis · The Heart Is an Involuntary Muscle · Tamm, Eric The Horse that Leaps Through Clouds Invisible Man at the Window · Sex of the Stars Taylor, Drew Hayden Me Artsy · Me Funny · Me Sexy · Me Tomorrow · Richard Wagamese Selected · Take Us to Your Chief R Taylor, Jim Rick Hansen Reader's Digest The Canadian Atlas Taylor, Jowi Six String Nation Reading, Nigel Manawa Thien, Madeleine The Unceasing Storm Reed, Fred The Heart Is an Involuntary Muscle Thomas, Andrew The National Parks of the United States Rees, Anthony Arc of the Medicine Line Thom, Bing Bing Thom Works Reid, Bill The Raven Steals the Light Thom, Ian Art BC · Challenging Traditions · Emily Carr Collected · Reid, Dennis Tom Thomson Gathie Falk · Pause · Shore, Forest and Beyond Reid, Martine J. Bill Reid Collected Thompson, Don The Orange Balloon Dog Reksten, Terry The Dunsmuir Saga · The Fairmont Empress Tippett, Maria Sculpture in Canada Render, Shirley Double Cross Tovell, Rosemarie The Prints of Betty Goodwin Renison, Carol Bull of the Woods Traikos, Michael The Next Ones Respini, Eva Scott McFarland Turner, Nancy J. The Earth's Blanket Reynolds, John One Hell of a Ride Twigg, Alan Gidal Richardson, Bill Dear Sad Goat · Waiting for Gertrude
Richardson, Boyce People of Terra Nullius U Ridington, Jillian People of the Longhouse Ueno, Toshiya KRAZY! Ridington, Robin People of the Longhouse Upitis, Rena The House the Spirit Builds
Douglas & McIntyre Fall 2021 | 27 V Wiss, Ray FOB DOC: A Doctor on the Front Lines in Afghanistan: A Valgardson, W.D. In Valhalla’s Shadows War Diary · A Line in the Sand Van Camp, Richard The Lesser Blessed · Moccasin Square Gardens Wong-Chu, Jim Many-Mouthed Birds Verchère, Ian V0N 1B0 Wood, Chris Blockbusters and Trade Wars Vij, Vikram Vij's · Vij's at Home Wood, Sharon Rising INDEX Vlessides, Michael The Ice Pilots Wood, William Traffic CONTRIBUTOR CONTRIBUTOR Vorano, Norman Creation and Transformation Wyatt, Gary Manawa Wyatt, Michael Canada at War W
Wadden, Marie Nitassinan · Where the Pavement Ends Y Wadland, John Tom Thomson Yahgulanaas, Michael Nicoll Carpe Fin · Red Wagamese, Richard Embers · Indian Horse · One Drum · One Native Life · One Yellowhorn, Eldon First Peoples in Canada Story, One Song · Richard Wagamese Selected Yuen, Stephanie East Meets West Wallin, Pamela The Right Balance
Walt, James Araxi Z Ward, Robin Exploring Vancouver Zarankin, Julia Field Notes from an Unintentional Birder Wark, Jayne Traffic Zee, A. Swallowing Clouds Wayman, Tom The Shadows We Mistake for Love Zuehlke, Mark Breakout from Juno · The Cinderella Campaign · Forgotten Webster-Cook, Sandra Tom Thomson Victory · The Gothic Line · The Gothic Line · Holding Juno · Weir, Ian Daniel O'Thunder Juno Beach · The Liri Valley · The Liri Valley · On to Victory · Wiebe, Joe Craft Beer Revolution Operation Husky · Ortona · The River Battles · Terrible Wight, Darlene Creation and Transformation Victory · Through Blood and Sweat · Tragedy at Dieppe Wild, Paula The Cougar · Return of the Wolf Winkler, Don A Secret Between Us Winnipeg Art Gallery Creation and Transformation
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