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YOUR FREE GUIDE TO BOOKS & AUTHORS G.G. WINNER DARREL McLEOD A Cree coming of age • 26 LILY CHOW Chinese families BC remembered • 13 BOOKWORLD VOL. 33 • NO. 1 • Spring 2019 EJEJ HUGHESHUGHES TheThe 22 millionmillion dollardollar manman •• 2222 LAURALAURA JAMIESONJAMIESON TheThe lastlast suffragistsuffragist standingstanding •• 2727 JILLIAN ROBERTS MIKEMIKE McCARDELLMcCARDELL ShoelacesShoelaces && bestsellersbestsellers areare hardhard •• 3131 HELENHELEN WILKESWILKES HOWHOW OUROUR EldersElders areare changingchanging KIDSKIDS CANCAN thethe worldworld •• 2424 Through adversity p.8 to the stars. AVOIDAVOID INTERNETINTERNET PERILPERIL Our allegiance remains with you, the general reader. BY BEVERLY CRAMP PUBLICATION MAIL AGREEMENT #40010086 FACULTY 9th Annual Alice B. 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Now remarried, Roerick has pub- lished The Little Island Bake Shop: Heirloom Recipes Made for Sharing (Figure 1 $34.99) high- lighting her mother’s recipes and local ingredients like berries, pumpkins, vegetables, herbs, heritage variety apples and—believe it or not—bananas. “The Caribbean still flavours my baking to this day,” PHOTO she says, “you’ll taste it in my lamb patties and ACKEN 978177327-063-0 my famous, rum-soaked fruitcake.” DL From Toronto Islands to Gulf Islands: Jana Roerick PHOTO Nanaimo ▼ ▼ POOLE arly Nanaimo, we learn from Jean Barman’s ERIK Annie Bourret EIroquois in the West (McGill-Queen’s $29.95), Ashcroft was largely built by Iroquois. With ancestral roots in Eastern Canada and the United States, Iroquois shcroft-based translator and former Radio-Canada contributor peoples began moving in significant numbers to the Annie Bourret is the debut author for a new French language A West two centuries ago. Barman follows four groups publishing house in B.C., Les Éditions de l’Épaulard. Dedicated to including a band settling in Montana, and others serious topics, it’s the brainchild of UBC’s André Lamontagne, and opting for B.C. and the Pacific Northwest. Her UVic’s Réal Roy. Bourret’s Pour l’humour du français ($27.95) is a sources were descendants’ recollections, fur-trade series of 80 short, lively essays that were first published as syndicated and government records and other travellers’ columns in Franco-Canadian newspapers or aired by Radio-Canada. accounts. One of the stories describes a young In a resolutely humoristic fashion, Bourret highlights the richness Iroquois who leaves his home village of Caugh- and diversity of French spoken here and elsewhere. Readers will dis- nawaga in the late 1840s and arrives in Nanaimo cover the origins of numerous words and phrases, unusual detours of in 1852 just as it is being constructed to house grammar, the hate-love relationship of English and Canadian French emigrating English coal miners. 978-0-7735-5625-6 and the pitfalls of French in a minority setting. 978-2-924957-00-4 Oliver able to rise above the ridiculous boy- to name his first child after BoSox ▼ cotting of his most recent memoir/ slugger Ted Williams is the new novel No One (ECW Press) by the poster boy for a VGH Foundation aised main- New Orthodoxy staff at ECW who re- fundraising campaign. A lifelong ly in Oliver in fused to do promotional work for it. baseball fan and player, Bowering the Okanagan, With a new partner, Jean Baird— likes to say he’s now into extra in- where his fa- who he married in 2006 at the Sylvia nings. ther was a high Hotel—Bowering has put an appar- Assiduously even-handed, to the school teacher, ently unhappy first marriage behind point of being dispassionate about RGeorge Bowering was a smart aleck him and is still producing several Bowering’s writing, former Vancou- who yearned for notoriety from the titles per year, seemingly in a race ver Sun book page editor Rebecca get-go. “At five,” writes biographer to catch up to George Woodcock for Wigod spent seven years combing Rebecca Wigod in He Speaks Vol- the title of B.C.’s most prolific author. through an enormous paper trail umes (Talonbooks $24.95), “George Bowering became newsworthy that Mr. Prolific has laid, having fleetingly wondered if he could be again in 2005 when he crumpled to planned to be famous throughout the second coming of Christ he’d the sidewalk on his way to the West his life. It is evident from this wel- heard about.” Point Grey library in Vancouver. come, thorough and astute biog- As the loudest and most prolific Given CPR for cardiac arrest, he raphy that Wigod has been more of the TISH poetry clan from UBC, remained in a coma, at death’s door, intrigued by Bowering’s difficult Bowering has since secured his for more than a week. “He recovered personality than by his prodigious place in literary posterity by becom- more quickly and better than is ex- output. Or, as the biography deftly ing Canada’s first Parliamentary puts it: “Something about his man- pected of seventy-nine-year-olds.” This inspirational poster of George Bowering Poet Laureate in 2002. His position writes Baird. (at the UBC Hospital) helps to raise research ner of self-presentation piqued her in Canlit is so indentured the he is Now the man who once hoped funds for treatment of heart and lung ailments. interest.” 978-1-77201-206-4 3 BC BOOKWORLD • SPRING 2019 BC TOP AROUNDBC SELLERS Having published a new biography of Eliza Hamilton, wife of Alexander Hamilton, Shelley Adams wine grower Tilar J. Mazzeo relaxes with Saanichton ▼ Whitewater Cooks: her husband Robert Miles. More Beautiful Food (Sandhill $34.95) ilar J. Mazzeo’s Irena’s Chil- Tdren: A True Story of Cour- Daniel Marshall age has won the 2018 Western Claiming the Land: Canada Jewish Book Award. British Columbia and the Making of a New El Dorado At the 34th annual Jewish Book (Ronsdale Press $24.95) Festival in Vancouver, Mazzeo spoke about her real-life heroine, Lou Allison & Irena Sendler, who smuggled thou- (editors) Jane Wilde sands of children out of the War- Dancing in Gumboots: saw Ghetto and convinced friends Adventure, Love & Resilience, Women of and neighbours to hide them. the Comox Valley Mazzeo is currently newsworthy (Caitlin $24.95) for her biography of the devoted Elee Kraljii wife of Alexander Hamilton, as Gardiner depicted in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway musical Hamilton. Eliza Hamilton: The Extraor- PHOTO dinary Life and Times of the Wife JOSEPH of Alexander Hamilton (Simon PAUL & Shuster $36) tells her subject’s Elee Kraljii Gardiner complete life story. In his last letter Trauma Head to her, Alexander described her as (Anvil Press $18) the “best of wives, best of women.” Neev Tapiero One of the leading cultural his- CannaBiz: Big Business torians in the U.S., Tilar J. Mazzeo, Opportunities in the has recently settled in Saanichton New Multibillion-Dollar Robert Miles with her husband, , PHOTO Marijuana Industry a Canadian professor of English. JEAN (Self-Counsel Press $22.95) There she is also the proprietor JANIS Jack Knox and winemaker at On the Rocks with Parsell Vineyard, Jack Knox: Islanders I on Lamont Road, Will Never Forget (Heritage House $19.96) where her estate- Fort St. John grown wines are Jillian Roberts naturally grown, elen Knott of Fort St.
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