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John Voss Jen Currin Jagmeet Singh Alan Twigg JAGMEET SINGH JOHN VOSS JEN CURRIN ALAN TWIGG His memoir of love Around the world in a Exploring LGBTQ+ Good-bye and and courage. 13 dugout canoe. 22-23 lives & loves. 34 thank you. 42 BCYOUR FREE GUIDE TO BOOKS & AUTHORS BOOKWORLD VOL. 33 • NO. 3 • Autumn 2019 BEAU DICK His war versus consumerism. 9 Photo by Boomer Jerritt Beau Dick, Alert Bay artist and renegade. #40010086 AGREEMENT INDIGENOUS SISTERS & MAIL A TRICKSTER RULE IN A NEW PLAY, KAMLOOPA. 5 PUBLICATION READ THE WILD. 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Farrant area,” pronounced Kilsli Kaji Sting, Miles found it.” One of those men, Slumach, was The Great Happiness Richardson Jr., at Athlii Gwaii (Lyell Is- Indigenous, and tried and hung for murder in (Talonbooks $14.95) 1890/91 when he was probably over 70 years land), in 1985, while protesting industrial Jared Beasley of age. There is some doubt that this man In Search of Al Howie logging practices on the southern part of had anything to do with the rich source of (Rocky Mountain Books $25) the Haida Gwaii archipelago. Seventy-two gold. Braches, who, following his preceding Jack Hodgins people were arrested at the protests, in- volume, Fact and Fiction: Slumach and the Lost Creek Mine (Whonnock, 2017), tries to Damage Done by the Storm cluding elders. Haida resistance held firm, (Ronsdale Press $18.95) debunk the notion that Slumach had noth- leading to the Gwaii Haanas Agreement Wendy Wickwire ing to do with the gold. Braches diligently by which Canada and the Haida agreed to scoured libraries for old newspapers, letters, At the Bridge: sketches and maps and interviewed people of James Teit and an focus on conservation rather than political interest to separate truth from confabulation Anthropology of Belonging ownership. 978-0995994669 (UBC Press $34.95) in his new book. 978-1-77203-276-5 Ann Hui Chop Suey Nation: Publication Mail Agreement #40010086 [email protected] The Legion Cafe and Other Return undeliverable Canadian Annual subscription: $25 Stories from Canada’s BC addresses to: BC BookWorld, 926 West Contributing Editors: John Moore, Chinese Restaurants 15th Ave., Vancouver, BC Canada V5Z 1R9 BOOKWORLD Joan Givner, Mark Forsythe, We gratefully acknowledge the unobtrusive (D&M $24.95) Produced by A.R.T. 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Vernon vocalist John Lent recently released his CD of original, often “I was being asked to be a victim all the time,” she told Alex Varty of bluesy songs, Strange Ground, as the first of five projected CDs for The Lent Brothers the Georgia Straight, “and that’s not Project. Now he has also rebounded as a writer with a remarkable poetry-prose memoir, me. That’s not my friends. That’s A Matins Flywheel (Thistledown $20) after his successful quadruple-bypass surgery and Kim not the powerful his wife Jude’s serious health challenges—seldom referenced in the text of his diary-like women I know in my life.
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