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- ["Between the covers of Critical Fictions a pulse beats: a lineage and testament of queer intimacies is alive."](https://arpbooks.org/between-the-covers-of-critical-fictions-a-pulse-beats-a-lineage-and-testament-of-queer-intimacies-is-alive/) - Being-with, Being Known: Critical Fictions by Hannah Godfrey By Jaz Papadopoulos Femme Art Review, February 2024 Between the covers of Critical Fictions, the latest collection from poet, storyteller, and art writer Hannah Godfrey, a pulse beats: a lineage and testament of queer intimacies is alive. The five artists discussed within its pages––Derek Dunlop, Kristin Nelson, Hagere Selam shimby Zegeye-Gebrehiwot, AO
- ["The texts have not been written about the artists but to them."](https://arpbooks.org/the-texts-have-not-been-written-about-the-artists-but-to-them/) - "Permanent Carnival Time is the best book of poetry I’ve read over the last few years."
- [Wax Poetic: Vancouver Co-op Radio](https://arpbooks.org/wax-poetic-on-vancouver-co-op-radio/) - Wax Poetic Interview with rob mclennan Kevin and RC chat with rob about his poetry collections coming out and just released. They also talk about the writing life and dedicating yourself to it while life attempts to intervene.
- [Power Q & A with rob mclennan](https://arpbooks.org/power-qa-with-rob-mclennan/) - The Power of Good Literary Citizenship rob mclennan is a CanLit institution and an iconic example of the power of good literary citizenship. In addition to being one of the most prolific writers we know, rob regularly amplifies the voices of other writers through his blogs. You can find more about rob below. For now,
- ["These poems take on the quality of measured breath"](https://arpbooks.org/these-poems-take-on-the-quality-of-measured-breath/) - These 4 new books of Canadian poetry urge us to observe the moment New poems from Sandra Ridley, rob mclennan, Sonja Ruth Greckol and Nasser Hussain These poems take on the quality of measured breath — inhale inhale pause, exhale. Inhale, and exhale. In so doing, they slow us down, a necessary and welcome step
- [Publishers for Palestine: Statement of Solidarity](https://arpbooks.org/publishers-for-palestine/) - Come and stand for justice, freedom of expression, and the power of the written word Please note this is a collective statement in solidarity with Palestine from publishers, editors, and writers around the world who stand for justice, first posted on Verso Books' website. We invite publishers, editors, and writers around the world who stand for justice,
- [Book Launch!](https://arpbooks.org/book-launch-for-a-separate-star/) - Join us on Wednesday, August 30 at The Good Will Social Club, 625 Portage Avenue at 6:30 PM to celebrate the launch of A Separate Star: Politics and Strategy for Anti-Capitalist, Anti-Colonial, and Anti-Imperialist Struggle by the Red Braid Alliance for Decolonial Socialism. A document that strategically grounds contemporary lessons within broader historical and revolutionary
- [Lee Maracle](https://arpbooks.org/lee-maracle/) - wasaeyaban (Anishinaabe)--the first light, just before dawn. I don't think writers make up stories, stories run around looking for a writer to tell them (if they are any good) otherwise they tend to be trite in the telling. I am glad these stories found the delicate hand and steel-wired beautiful voice of Leanne Simpson to
- [Critical writing “for” artists not “about” them](https://arpbooks.org/critical-writing-for-artists-not-about-them/) - ARP Books - 05 - Critical writing “for” artists not “about” them - "Permanent Carnival Time is the best book of poetry I’ve read over the last few years."
- [Community supper launches Mnidoo Bemaasing Bemaadiziwin](https://arpbooks.org/community-supper-launches-mnidoo-bemaasing-bemaadiziwin/) - Turmel's book is a counter to residential school denialists who proclaim the abuses suffered in the institutions were exaggerated or fabricated altogether.
- [A funnier apocalypse: Permanent Carnival Time](https://arpbooks.org/a-funnier-apocalypse-thank-you-on-colin-smiths-permanent-carnival-time/) - "Permanent Carnival Time is the best book of poetry I’ve read over the last few years."
- [Smith’s lengthy poetic calls out culture and capitalism on their nonsense, deflection and outright lies](https://arpbooks.org/smiths-lengthy-poetic-calls-out-culture-and-capitalism-on-their-nonsense-deflection-and-outright-lies/) - Smith’s lengthy poetic calls out culture and capitalism on their nonsense, deflection and outright lies by rob mclennan rob mclennan's blog, August 30, 2021 From Winnipeg-based poet Colin Smith comes Permanent Carnival Time, furthering his exploration of civil discourse, neoliberal capitalism and chronic pain amid Kootenay School of Writing-infused poetics. Permanent Carnival Time engages with
- [On Jeanne Randolph's My Claustrophobic Happiness](https://arpbooks.org/the-capilano-review-february-3-2021/) - By Marisa Grizenko The Capilano Review, February 3, 2021 In a scene reminiscent of Woolf’s To the Lighthouse, in which Mrs. Ramsay admires the artful composition of a fruit bowl, La Betty constructs her own mise-en-scène. Noting the beautiful colour produced when the rosy light of dawn graces her silver coffee tray, she makes adjustments to
- [Gidigaa Migizi (Doug Williams) passing mourned](https://arpbooks.org/1382-2/) - We feel very grateful to have been able to work with Gidigaa Migizi (Doug Williams), revered Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg Elder and knowledge keeper, whose oral history that stretched back through centuries of generational knowledge, Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg: This is Our Territory, we had the good fortune to publish. Not only are we honoured to have had
- [An Important Announcement Regarding Amazon](https://arpbooks.org/an-important-announcement-regarding-amazon/) - ARP Books to discontinue books through Amazon.com Inc. By ARP Staff Dear readers, colleagues, and supporters, ARP Books has decided to discontinue selling our books through Amazon.com Inc. Our mission is to amplify writing from the left; we focus on labour, social and economic justice, and progressive politics, with particular attention to innovative and experimental
- [Storying Violence and Mnidoo Bemaasing Longlisted for First Nation Community Read Awards](https://arpbooks.org/storying-violence-and-mnidoo-bemaasing-longlisted-for-first-nation-community-read-awards/)
- [Alberta Views, March 1, 2021](https://arpbooks.org/alberta-views-march-1-2021/) - Storying Violence: Unravelling Colonial Narratives in the Stanley Trial By Darcy Lindberg "Howard Norman reminds us that “to the Cree, stories are animate beings” and that if nourished properly they are like good friends, aiding our good living throughout our lives. In Storying Violence, co-authors Dallas Hunt and Gina Starblanket add this warning: If we leave
- [American Indian Culture and Research Journal: Vol. 44, No. 3, January 17, 2021](https://arpbooks.org/american-indian-culture-and-research-journal-vol-44-no-3-january-17-2021/) - By Amanda Foote On August 9, 2016, Cree youth Colton Boushie was fatally shot by Gerald Stanley, who was found not guilty of any crime at trial. Historicizing Stanley’s defense, the apparatus of the law, and the interaction that took place between the Stanley family and the Indigenous youth who were present that day, in
- [herizons, summer 2021](https://arpbooks.org/herizons-summer-2021/) - Sex Work Activism in Canada: Speaking Out, Standing Up By Jessica Rose/herizons, summer 2021 Sex Work Activism in Canada: Speaking Out, Standing Up is dedicated to “all of the sex workers, activists, and allies who have worked for so many decades to fight for sex worker rights in Canada.” Edited by sex work activists Amy
- [Statement on Facebook Banning Anarchist, Antiracist, Antifascist Profiles from Facebook](https://arpbooks.org/statement-on-facebook-banning-anarchist-antiracist-antifascist-profiles-from-facebook/) - A calculated effort to suppress social movements and the journalists and publishers that cover them. AUGUST 25th, 2020 Facebook’s de-platforming of anarchist, antiracist, antifascist, and independent media on August 19th is a malicious threat to free speech and public dissent. The removal of activists, authors, and journalist profiles, pages, and groups—which Facebook’s public statement acknowledges
- [Montreal Review of Books, March 17, 2017](https://arpbooks.org/sara-spike-associate-of-montreal-review-of-books/) - Kaie Kellough – Montreal’s Word-Sound Systemizer and the Voices of the City By Sara Spike Accordéon is a smart experimental novel with a timely message. Our narrator is an anonymous itinerant who stands downtown, at the corner of Sainte-Catherine and Saint-Mathieu Streets, delivering monologues mostly ignored by passersby. Having come to the attention of the
- [Now, July 15, 2019](https://arpbooks.org/now-july-15-2019/) - It’s time to re-think what it means to be Black in Canada In the book BlackLife, authors Rinaldo Walcott and Idil Abdillahi argue that incremental efforts to combat anti-Black racism won't work By Neil Price In BlackLife: Post-BLM And The Struggle For Freedom (ARP Books, $15), authors Rinaldo Walcott and Idil Abdillahi argue for the need
- [Erica Violet Lee, April 24, 2021](https://arpbooks.org/erica-violet-lee-april-24-2021/) - A video book review by Erica Violet Lee on Canadian Independent Bookstore Day Erica Violet Lee is a poet, essayist, political theorist, and urban Native scholar from inner-city Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Turning the Tide Bookstore--check them out! Strombo called named them one of "Ten Beloved Bookstores from Coast to Coast."
- [Briarpatch Magazine, September 5, 2019](https://arpbooks.org/briarpatch-magazine-september-5-2019/) - The Canadian state and Black disregard Review of BlackLife: Post-BLM and the Struggle for Freedom By Phillip Dwight Morgan In BlackLife: Post BLM and the Struggle for Freedom, Rinaldo Walcott and Idil Abdillahi want to change how readers think about Black Canadians. The authors examine Toronto between 1992 and 2005 as a window into Black life.
- [PopMatters, January 6, 2020](https://arpbooks.org/canada-has-an-anti-blackness-problem/) - Canada Has An Anti-Blackness Problem From national origin myths to austerity policies, racism permeates the fabric of the world's 'friendliest' nation, argues Rinaldo Walcott and Idil Abdillahi in their work, BlackLife. By Rhea Rollman While chapters of Black Lives Matter exist across Canada, it is Toronto that, for many, has come to be associated with the Canadian iteration
- [No stone goes unturned in this heavy but insightful page-turner ‘Small Predators’](https://arpbooks.org/ramisha-fraooq-broken-pencil/) - May 28, 2019, by Ramisha Farooq From the beginning, Fox has known exactly how she’s going to die. It’s like a dark shadow that follows her around, a haunting vision that she makes no attempt to escape. Author Jennifer Isle Black’s debut novel couples this literary structure with uniquely dark prose to tell the story
- [Sherman's <em>Dishonour The Crown</em> is an impassioned description of one community's unfinished battle.](https://arpbooks.org/shermans-dishonour-the-crown-is-an-impassioned-description-of-one-communitys-unfinished-battle-it-is-also-an-important-contribution-to-the-ongoing-debate-about-the-nuclear-component-of-ontarios-ne/) - Sherman's Dishonour The Crown is an impassioned description of one community's unfinished battle. It is also an important contribution to the ongoing debate about the nuclear component of Ontario's new Green Energy Act and should be read by anyone with an investment in our shared future.
- [Open this book to any page and you will discover the dark side of capitalism.](https://arpbooks.org/open-this-book-to-any-page-and-you-will-discover-the-dark-side-of-capitalism-it-is-great-people-can-be-innovative-and-make-lots-of-money-for-their-efforts-however-this-book-chronicles-how-money-pow/) - Open this book to any page and you will discover the dark side of capitalism. It is great people can be innovative and make lots of money for their efforts. However this book chronicles how money, power, and greed go hand-in-hand, and has the facts to back it up. It lists hundreds of examples of
- [Social Murder](https://arpbooks.org/social-murder-is-a-compact-well-organized-much-welcomed-book-that-confronts-many-of-the-sacred-myths-that-underpin-supply-side-corporate-economic-theory-much-of-what-tend-to-go-unchallenged-in-di/) - Social Murder is a compact, well-organized, much-welcomed book that confronts many of the "sacred myths" that underpin supply-side/corporate economic theory. Much of what tend to go unchallenged in discussions about business receive their fair due of skepticism from Chernomas and Hudson.
- [Wilfred Buck Reading Hosted by Janet Rogers](https://arpbooks.org/wilfred-buck-reading-hosted-by-janet-rogers/)
- [Mnidoo Bemaasing Review](https://arpbooks.org/mnidoo-bemaasing-review/) - SOOTODAY.com: Anishinaabe author details 'life force energy' of residential school survivors in latest book.
- [Book Launch and Panel for Crossing Borders: Essays in Honour of Ian H. Angus](https://arpbooks.org/book-launch-and-panel-for-crossing-borders-essays-in-honour-of-ian-h-angus/) - IAN ANGUS, SAMIR GANDESHA, PEYMAN VAHABZADEH, ET AL. FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 5:30PM–7:00PM PST, ZOOM WEBINAR (REGISTRATION REQUIRED) Sponsored by SFU's Institute for the Humanities "Crossing Borders: Essays in Honour of Ian H. Angus" is a collection of original and cutting-edge essays by thirteen outstanding and diverse Canadian and International scholars that engage with Professor Ian Angus's
- [Colonial Narratives in the Trial of Gerald Stanley](https://arpbooks.org/colonial-narratives-in-the-trial-of-gerald-stanley/) - Join us for "Colonial Narratives in the Trial of Gerald Stanley: Is Justice Possible for Indigenous Peoples?" A discussion with Dr. Gina Starblanket and Dr. Dallas Hunt on their new book, "Storying Violence" on Friday, Nov. 27, 12 pm. Registration https://uoguel.ph/ISLS-1
- [My Claustrophobic Happiness - Book Launch & Reading](https://arpbooks.org/my-claustrophobic-happiness-book-launch-reading/) - Friday November 20th at 7 pm (CT) My Claustrophobic Happiness - Book Launch and Reading from Jeanne Randolph The event will be streamed live: https://youtu.be/hskfPjVz05M
- [Our dear friend and mentor, John Loxley, died on July 28, 2020.](https://arpbooks.org/our-dear-friend-and-mentor-john-loxley-died-on-july-28-2020/) - His place in Winnipeg’s left cannot be overstated, and we are honoured to have shared some of his work with the world as his publisher. We already feel at a loss without him, and our hearts go out to his family. He was precious to many people on the progressive left, with whom he worked over
- [Radical Medicine by Esyllt W. Jones finalist and prize winner!](https://arpbooks.org/radical-medicine-by-esyllt-w-jones-finalist-and-prize-winner/) - Very happy to announce Radical Medicine: The International Origins of Socialized Health Care in Canada by Esyllt W. Jones has been the receipient and finalist for the following awards this year! Congrats Esyllt! Winner: Canadian Historical Association Clio Prize for The Prairies Finalist: CHA Best Scholarly Book in Canadian History Prize Alexander Kennedy Isbister Award for Non-Fiction McNally Robinson
- [ROMANS/SNOWMARE by Cam Scott a Lambda Literary Award Finalist!](https://arpbooks.org/romans-snowmare-by-cam-scott-a-lambda-literary-award-finalist/) - Very pleased to announce ROMANS/SNOWMARE by Cam Scott is a Lambda Literary Award Finalist in Bisexual Poetry. Congrats Cam! We hope you’re able to join us as we announce the winners on June 8th at the awards ceremony hosted by Saturday Night Live’s Bowen Yang in New York City. The ceremony -- which brings together over
- [Exploring the new book Black Life: Post-BLM and the Struggle for Freedom - Desmond Cole](https://arpbooks.org/exploring-the-new-book-black-life-post-blm-and-the-struggle-for-freedom-desmond-cole/) - Exploring the new book Black Life: Post-BLM and the Struggle for Freedom, and how black cultural production peaked in the '90s (GUESTS: co-authors Idil Abdillahi & Rinaldo Walcott)... On Saskatchewan using "birth alerts" to track newborn babies, and whether or not their parents should be raising them (GUEST: Cora Morgan, First Nations Family Advocate Office in
- [Cagey Films reviews You Don't Know Me, But You Love Me](https://arpbooks.org/cagey-films-reviews-you-dont-know-me-but-you-love-me/) - Kenneth George Godwin, Film Editor from Cagey Films reviews Caelum Vatnsdal's You Don't Know Me, But You Love Me. Kenneth has been editing a wide range of film and video projects, both documentary and drama, for two-and-a-half decades. He started at the Winnipeg Film Group, cutting on Steenbeck 16mm flatbeds, adopted Avid in 1995, and have used
- [Pat Lowther Memorial Award Winner](https://arpbooks.org/lorem-ipsum-5/) - Wonderful news! Our warmest congratulations to Lesley Belleau on the announcement of her Pat Lowther Memorial Award win for Indianland! Open to Canadian women, the Pat Lowther Memorial Award has been given annually since 1981 to a book of poetry published the preceding year. Juror’s comments: “”The howl if Indian Land” is a haunting echo through
- [Elizabeth Hopkins, Winnipeg Free Press](https://arpbooks.org/elizabeth-hopkins-winnipeg-free-press/) - Millan and Dempsey are nothing if not progressive, and their most recent work is a fine example of their ability to portray the, unfortunately, sexist reality that continues to permeate women's lives with a sense of humour.
- [Joy Parks, <em>herizons</em>](https://arpbooks.org/joy-parks-herizons/) - ...once again shows Dempsey's and Millan's wit as they jab holes in the dominant culture, pointing out how much it has remained predominantly male and heterosexist.
- [Sina Queyras](https://arpbooks.org/sina-queyras/) - Who needs a tightrope to stroll across Niagara Falls when you have the prose poem--pliable, surreal, infinitely hackable. These poems from Emma Healey signal the arrival of an exciting, nimble, new voice
- [Emily Schultz](https://arpbooks.org/emily-schultz/) - These are poems that demand you pay attention. Pithy and persuasive, Healey's "Heritage Moments"; series in particular knocks out an offbeat version of the Canadian National Anthem that makes me want to rise and place hand over heart. Begin with the End in Mind is strange, seductive, and brainy.
- [Phillip Coleman, <em>The Penny Dreadful</em>](https://arpbooks.org/phillip-coleman-the-penny-dreadful/) - Through the lens of Emma Healey's poetry the narratives by which Canadian identity has been (and continues to be) formed are re-envisioned in powerful and at times poignant poems of profound personal and political import.
- [Elise Chenier, BC Studies](https://arpbooks.org/elise-chenier-bc-studies/) - The People's Citizenship Guide offers an interesting and engaging counterpoint to the current re-branding of Canada's once peaceful, rights-championing image (although we quarreled with that, too). Penned by historians Esyllt Jones and Adele Perry, the Guide is a testament to the discipline's deeply political nature, especially where it concerns our understanding and interpretation of nation
- [Terry Wolfwood, Victoria Central America Support Committee](https://arpbooks.org/terry-wolfwood-victoria-central-america-support-committee/) - ...an excellent and highly readable overview of Canada; at the same time it is a clear and welcoming invitation for new immigrants and settled citizens to be active and engaged in creating a better and equitable society for all.
- [Tom Peace, ActiveHistory.ca](https://arpbooks.org/tom-peace-activehistory-ca/) - This book is a welcome political intervention. From its title through to its back cover,The People's Citizenship Guide's politics are open and easily discerned. Such overt and provocative language, which on the first page labels the vision of Canada presented in Discover Canada as "nationalistic, militaristic and racist," may turn people off the book before
- [David Frank, <em>Our Times</em>](https://arpbooks.org/david-frank-our-times/) - The People's Citizenship Guide is the work of a team of contributors from across the country, handsomely produced and effectively illustrated. In appealing for an informed, engaged and critical citizenship, this guide also finds room to discuss the place of cultural activism as a source of alternative identities pointing to the significant role of writers,
- [Justin Brouckaert, Sundog Lit](https://arpbooks.org/justin-brouckaert-sundog-lit/) - All We Want Is Everything is darkly funny at times, graceful at others and gritty throughout--a good read for those who are interested in the way people ruin and trap themselves, and the way they learn to cope with a world that is reluctant to help.
- [Chris Hanna, Maisonneuve](https://arpbooks.org/chris-hanna-maisonneuve/) - In All We Want Is Everything, Andrew F. Sullivan assembles a collection of short stories that are at once tragic, mortifying and funny. Although Sullivan's voice is evident throughout the seventeen stories, each is different enough that the narratives seldom feel repetitive. These are the kinds of tales you love to read but are glad
- [Jeff Parker, author of Ovenman and Igor in Crisis](https://arpbooks.org/jeff-parker-author-of-ovenman-and-igor-in-crisis/) - Andrew F. Sullivan is a big burly writer, and in All We Want is Everything he gives us a big burly world, one that exists just beyond the edge of the world most of us like to think that we know. If you love fiction, the one name you must remember is Andrew F. Sullivan.
- [Miriam Toews, author of Irma Voth and A Complicated Kindness](https://arpbooks.org/miriam-toews-author-of-irma-voth-and-a-complicated-kindness/) - Andrew F. Sullivan wields his prose swiftly, expertly, slicing away all soft flesh and precious angles to get to the hidden marrow of his characters unquiet lives and then, when all seems hopeless, twists the knife slightly toward a momentary tenderness that's even more startling. All We Want is Everything is an unnerving, discomfiting, totally
- [Bev Sandell Greenberg, Winnipeg Free Press](https://arpbooks.org/bev-sandell-greenberg-winnipeg-free-press/) - Reading Sullivan's visceral, understated prose is roughly equivalent to watching a train wreck--horrifying, yet compelling, at the same time. ... Sullivan should be commended for his strong commitment to voice and his uncanny ability to plumb the depths of these characters. This is a bold and arresting debut.
- [Steven W. Beattie, The National Post](https://arpbooks.org/steven-w-beattie-the-national-post/) - The 20 stories in All We Want Is Everything are hard and unforgiving, dragging the reader bodily through a world in which factory machines mangle workers beyond repair and clouds of birds descend on a city, turning it into a toxic wasteland of filth and unbreathable air.
- [Zoe Whittall, The Globe and Mail](https://arpbooks.org/zoe-whittall-the-globe-and-mail/) - All We Want Is Everything is a slim book but it is jammed with stories that drip with guts, bodily emissions, and heartache, told by narrators who long for a real connection. The writing is a clean right hook that lands with precision. ...It's a startling debut by one of my new favourite writers whose
- [Chad Pelley, <em>Telegraph-Journal</em>](https://arpbooks.org/chad-pelley-telegraph-journal/) - There's a mantra, for crafting short fiction, which claims "a good short story opens on a scene in progress, and never really ends." A short story is a snapshot of a life in progress, focused on a pivotal moment in the character's life. Sullivan embodies this mantra, and his snapshots are more like dark portraits
- [Madelaine Drohan, The Literary Review of Canada](https://arpbooks.org/madelaine-drohan-the-literary-review-of-canada/) - This is certainly not a conventional look at Canada's economic history or where it fits in the world today. That makes this book refreshing.
- [Bill Burgess, <em>Socialist Voice</em>](https://arpbooks.org/bill-burgess-socialist-voice/) - Todd Gordon's new book provides a compelling case that Canada is an imperialist country in its own right. His factual presentation of the matter will reinforce what is already a growing perception among Canadians. ... Gordon argues that Canadian imperialism directed against Indigenous people within Canada is ongoing and central to the nature of Canadian
- [Elly Leary, Monthly Review](https://arpbooks.org/elly-leary-monthly-review/) - The collection lays bare all the obvious--and not so obvious--ways our system works to undermine the working class, collectively and individually. Yates explores the interlocking blocks of capitalist rule: racism, patriarchy, anti-communism, ingrained worthlessness. Sometimes they present themselves boldly but, for the most part, they emerge in real life more subtly, and rife with contradictions.
- [Joshua DeVries, Labor Notes](https://arpbooks.org/joshua-devries-labor-notes/) - The beauty is that Yates' historical writing about his own life covers events that he was part of, written so that as a reader, I felt I was there. The fictional accounts that he includes throughout the book are so believable that I had to go back through later to remind myself which parts he
- [Steve Early, State of Nature](https://arpbooks.org/steve-early-state-of-nature/) - Yates' insightful new collection of autobiographical essays and short fiction, In and Out of the Working Class, describes how he made his own way back to the labor movement. That journey toward home began after he achieved, with some ambivalence, advanced degrees and upward mobility that many others have used to leave the world of
- [Seth Sandronsky, In These Times](https://arpbooks.org/seth-sandronsky-in-these-times/) - [Yates] moves up and out, but not away, from the consciousness of people who labor for a living. Crucially, In and Out of the Working Class never sugarcoats the working class, even as Yates highlights a social and economic system that spawns their alienation and exploitation. This is a major theme of his book, a
- [Louis Proyect, Swans](https://arpbooks.org/louis-proyect-swans/) - It should be said ... that Michael Yates's collection is graced by some of the finest writing that you are likely to encounter from someone whose background is primarily in political and economic analysis. It is distinguished by his unique, plain-spoken voice shaped by growing up in a working class milieu, where pretensions of one
- [Dennis Pilon, <em>Socialist Studies: the Journal of the Society for Socialist Studies</em>](https://arpbooks.org/dennis-pilon-socialist-studies-the-journal-of-the-society-for-socialist-studies/) - In and Out of the Working Class joins a growing field of what might be dubbed 'working class studies,' an academic subgenre that explicitly privileges studying class as an experience rather than a position in a class structure or set of class relations. But it doesn't quite fit in because Yates refuses to accept such
- [Natascia Lypny, Telegraph-Journal](https://arpbooks.org/natascia-lypny-telegraph-journal/) - The reader is forced to bear witness to colonialism's centuries-old damage on Canada's First Nations people. Of Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg ancestry, Simpson draws painful portraits of everyday life, many personal, which exhibit the hereditary nature of colonialism's scars. Simpson traces these scars with a delicate finger, writing with a fragility punctuated by moments of anger
- [Waubgeshig Rice](https://arpbooks.org/waubgeshig-rice/) - Leanne Simpson is a masterful storyteller and an integral indigenous voice in modern literature. Her work over the years has eloquently and powerfully captured the unique experiences of the first peoples of Turtle Island, and Islands of Decolonial Love is no exception. With precise craft, this new collection explores the many complicated facets of the
- [Ursula Pflug](https://arpbooks.org/ursula-pflug/) - Leanne Simpson's lovingly drawn characters work hard to preserve their innocence in a world where irony and cynicism would be easier. They spend a lot of time travelling: on land, on the water, through space and time--in cars, trucks, fishing boats, canoes, and in their minds; between bars, forests, reservations, curling rinks, kitchens, lakes and
- [Jamaias DaCosta, Muskrat Magazine](https://arpbooks.org/jamaias-dacosta-muskrat-magazine/) - As a lover of storytelling and literature, my tendency is to have deep emotional responses to whatever I am reading. Every so often, a book comes along that, as I delve deeper into the pages, is something like peering into a body of water and seeing the wonder of stars and ancestors reflected back in
- [Richard Van Camp](https://arpbooks.org/richard-van-camp/) - How many lives, Leanne Simpson, have you lived to create this most incredible collection? Astounding storytelling. Wondrous prose. Islands of Decolonial Love is a constellation of galaxies that I never want to leave. Wow!
- [Mae Hurley, in Linguist List](https://arpbooks.org/mae-hurley-in-linguist-list/) - Grammar Matters packs a lot of punch into its pocketbook size. For linguists, this book is a perfect response for every time you tell someone you're a linguist and they start revealing their pet hates about English. It's a book that promotes linguistics, explains the social significance of language and encourages reflection on our own
- [BiblioDrome](https://arpbooks.org/bibliodrome/) - Ghomeshi has written a careful and intelligent book that teaches the reader a great deal about linguistics and about the English language. The book is a gem. -- Lawrie Cherniack, Winnipeg Free PressIn a remarkably easy read, Ghomeshi guides us point by point through an analysis of the source of common language-biases and how they
- [Heather Craig, Telegraph-Journal](https://arpbooks.org/heather-craig-telegraph-journal/) - Ghomeshi argues persuasively that fluidity in language usage, understanding of nuance and the natural evolution of language--communication in a state of dynamism--is preferable to language dictated by prescriptivists. Her book is informative, interesting and should appeal to a wide range of readers.
- [Britt Embry, The Uniter](https://arpbooks.org/britt-embry-the-uniter/) - I am whole-heartedly in favour of Ghomeshi's fascinating, accessible and well-organized argument. Her book is a call for liberation from the inherent judgments of prescriptivism; such self-reflection should be encouraged.
- [James Harbeck, in <em>Sesquiotica/EAC Active Voice</em>](https://arpbooks.org/james-harbeck-in-sesquiotica-eac-active-voice/) - A more incendiary writer--or a more sensationalist publisher--might have titled this book Grammar Gurus Are Bigots. But Jila Ghomeshi is not an attack dog; she is a moderate-toned professor of linguistics. Nonetheless, her main theme is clear: abhorrence of non-standard grammar is a form of prejudice with no basis in reason, experience, or fact.
- [Ron Robinson, Winnipeg Free Press](https://arpbooks.org/ron-robinson-winnipeg-free-press/) - Reading Gertude Unmanageable is like watching an episode of Star Trek written by an author who has had the protective sheath removed from her nerve endings.
- [Shawn Syms, in <em>Prairie Fire Review of Books</em>](https://arpbooks.org/shawn-syms-in-prairie-fire-review-of-books/) - Gertrude Unmanageable is an odd duck. And so is Gertrude Unmanageable herself, the eponymous heroine of Deborah Schnitzer's debut novel. Though it confuses and frustrates at moments, Gertrude is ultimately a heartwarming glimpse into the interior lives of characters plunged into an unanticipated and otherworldly situation.
- [Christine McFarlane, in Windspeaker](https://arpbooks.org/christine-mcfarlane-in-windspeaker/) - Dancing On Our Turtle's Back: Stories of Nishnaabeg Re-Creation, Resurgence And A New Emergence is a book that weaves many issues together but helps readers understand that in order for reconciliation to be meaningful to Indigenous people, we need to interpret it broadly and support Indigenous nations by regenerating everything that residential schools attacked and
- [Pegi Eyers, in <em>The Link</em>](https://arpbooks.org/pegi-eyers-in-the-link/) - Leanne Simpson's Dancing on Our Turtle's Back is a beautifully crafted clarion call specifically directed to the Nishnaabeg Nation and the Mississauga Ojibway, the original inhabitants of the Kawarthas. Her new work is a blending of wisdom teachings from the Elders, stories that flow from myth and the oral tradition, illuminations of heart-knowledge (the Debwewin
- [Philip Damon, in peacecorpsworldwide.org](https://arpbooks.org/philip-damon-in-peacecorpsworldwide-org/) - Coming to it as someone who is fairly knowledgeable about the crisis due to the globalization of food, I was amazed to find nothing not here that I already knew -- and a whole lot more that I didn't.
- [Daniel Serge, in <em>New Socialist</em>](https://arpbooks.org/daniel-serge-in-new-socialist/) - Let Them Eat Junk stands high above the current crop of food politics books. It identifies capitalism and how it structures every aspect of food production and consumption: for that it's worth a hundred 100 Mile Diets.
- [Ursula Pflug, The Niagra Falls Review](https://arpbooks.org/ursula-pflug-the-niagra-falls-review/) - This important book will appeal to readers of both local and national Canadian history as well as to those with an interest in sustainability. Both subjects are presented from an Indigenous perspective still largely missing from mainstream publications. Activists involved in environmental and First Nations causes will find much to learn from and be inspired
- [John W. Friesen, <em>Canadian Ethnic Studies</em>](https://arpbooks.org/john-w-friesen-canadian-ethnic-studies/) - ...it should still be catalogued in every provincial and university library. The publication of this book clearly accentuates that there exists in the Native community an active and articulate group of writers who will continue to press ahead with the First Nations agenda.
- [Gerald Pillay, The Times Higher Education](https://arpbooks.org/gerald-pillay-the-times-higher-education/) - Administrators and politicians should read this book. I fear some of them may dismiss it as outdated idealism, but that would be a grave mistake. Angus concedes that some changes to the sector may be irreversible, but emphasises that we must seek to ensure that the university never loses its informing humanist tradition. It is
- [Maria Victoria Gugliette, <em>Topia: The Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies</em>](https://arpbooks.org/maria-victoria-gugliette-topia-the-canadian-journal-of-cultural-studies/) - Ian Angus's work is a courageous and eye-opening reflection of the present condition of universities in North America. ...What Angus has crafted is a work that not only concerns those directly involved in academic life, but also the general public.
- [Publishers Weekly](https://arpbooks.org/publishers-weekly-2/) - Both perplexing and delightful, Jeanne Randolph's writing is rooted in eclectic research and a deeply fertile imagination... Funny, smart, and engaging, Randolph spins a kaleidoscope of vignettes of Vegas and intricately wrought meditations on materialist culture... Steeped in history, theology, and Freudian psychoanalysis, Shopping Cart Pantheism is intellectual but accessible, and a whole lot of
- [Méira Cook](https://arpbooks.org/meira-cook/) - A witty, genre-bending narrative that joyfully combines social satire, cultural criticism and off-beat humour. Think of A Modest Proposal narrated by a woman who visits Las Vegas armed only with "an active subconscious and lots of nap time."
- [Miriam Toews](https://arpbooks.org/miriam-toews-2/) - John Samson's smart, soulful music has saved my life so many times. He's the prairie poet voice of my generation and also of my kids.
- [Craig Finn](https://arpbooks.org/craig-finn/) - John Samson's lyrics move me with their detail and empathy. He has an ability to explain feelings we've all had but couldn't verbalize. His songs are beautiful, brutal, honest and comforting, all at the same time.
- [Alissa York](https://arpbooks.org/alissa-york-2/) - John K. Samson is fluent in the inexpressible. Find him on the page or find him in the ether -- just find him.
- [Dan Darling, <em>Nexus</em>](https://arpbooks.org/dan-darling-nexus/) - Through this book, I found songs I love to hear given deeper meaning. I discovered new favourites from simply unearthing the strength of the written word. With the release of this collection, John K. Samson has solidified his place as one of the finest Canadian contemporary poets and lyricists.
- [Alyssa Favreau, Maissoneuve](https://arpbooks.org/alyssa-favreau-maissoneuve/) - Beginning with a quote from Jack London, Christine Fellows sets the tone: this will be an exploration of the Canadian North, of "the infinite peace of a brooding land." Burning Daylight, the singer-songwriter's first poetry collection, flows from city highways to the Northwest Passage, collecting history (the Klondike Gold Rush and DEW Line both make
- [Alissa York](https://arpbooks.org/alissa-york/) - For years now Christine Fellows has been breaking my heart with darkness and sewing it back up with light. Her lyrics have long rewarded close listening; it was only a matter of time before her poetic intelligence found its way to the page. If that wasn't enough, we have Alicia Smith's haunting artworks, an inspired
- [Raphael Cohen, Doveglion Press](https://arpbooks.org/raphael-cohen-doveglion-press/) - Through his embrace of far-ranging poetic modalities and styles, a wealth of African Canadian and African American historical references, and dazzlingly original experiments in conjuring sound and music from and upon the static page, Kaie Kellough succeeds in creating a poetry collection that indeed functions as "both written word and musical score," both diagram of
- [Maxianne Berger, The Rover](https://arpbooks.org/maxianne-berger-the-rover/) - How does a self-described "word-sound systemizer" convey the syncopations of his "bop inflected vox" onto a printed page? Montrealer Kaie Kellough's second collection, true to its title Maple Leaf Rag after the Scott Joplin composition, does just that and then some.
- [Vincent Tinguely, Rabble.ca](https://arpbooks.org/vincent-tinguely-rabble-ca/) - ...a rollicking guided tour of an "other" Canada, a black diasporic, jazzy-bluesy rumination on notions of place and identity in this 21st century. Whether commenting on encounters of racism in Calgary schoolyards or delivering brief lessons on the secret history of Canadian Blacks in B.C., Ontario, Quebec and Nova Scotia, or ruminating on farther-flung locales
- [Catherine Kidd](https://arpbooks.org/catherine-kidd/) - These classy poems spring into motion like a jazzy urban pop-up book with its own musical score. Their craftsmanship recalls an age when attention to detail was an artisan's signature, imagery fully-awake and precise by smooth linguistic sleight-of-hand. How supplely Kellough's poems reflect the contours of the cultural landscapes they inhabit will be well borne
- [Wayde Compton](https://arpbooks.org/wayde-compton/) - Kaie Kellough spells out the 21st century inheritance of multiple movements: the engaged pedigree of dub poetry, the identity politics-infused lyric, and the advancement of a so-called "spoken word" that bends--synesthetically--back to the page in concrete form. It is our luck that Kellough's remarkable book-length experiment in form and social criticism occurs on this terrain.
- [Jorge Antonio Vallejos,<em> Black Coffee Poet</em>](https://arpbooks.org/jorge-antonio-vallejos-black-coffee-poet/) - Kaie Kellough, a well traveled dub poet now living in Montreal, writes of the people everyone writes of when talking about Blacks and their fight for equality: Martin Luther King and Malcom X. Not to knock these men but it does get tiring when everyone mentions their names as if no other Black heroes and
- [Dr. Andrea O'Reilly, founder and director of the Motherhood Initiative and Demeter Press](https://arpbooks.org/dr-andrea-oreilly-founder-and-director-of-the-motherhood-initiative-and-demeter-press/) - The possibility of maternal empowerment introduced by Adrienne Rich in Of Woman Born has been realized. We no longer have to wish for a model, a narrative, or theory of such; its power and vision is all here in Green's tour de force on feminist mothering.
- [Connie Jeske Crane, Herizons magazine](https://arpbooks.org/connie-jeske-crane-herizons-magazine/) - Green's work encourages a powerful revisioning of motherhood, from restrictive institution to a site of autonomy and empowerment that is worthy of our continued study and discussion.
- [Dr. Gina Wong, Chair, Graduate Centre for Applied Psychology, Athabasca University](https://arpbooks.org/dr-gina-wong-chair-graduate-centre-for-applied-psychology-athabasca-university/) - This is a monumental contribution to the field. As a maternal mental health scholar, researcher, psychologist, and a mother of two daughters, I found that Practicing Feminist Mothering quenches a deep thirst across all these personal and professional levels.
- [Jonathan Ball, Winnipeg Free Press](https://arpbooks.org/jonathan-ball-winnipeg-free-press/) - There's an incredible power behind Maracle's voice, which demands to be heard.
- [Katherena Vermette, Governor General Award winning author of North End Love Songs](https://arpbooks.org/katherena-vermette-governor-general-award-winning-author-of-north-end-love-songs/) - Lee Maracle is one of our greatest gifts. Always smart, smooth and full of sly smiles, Maracle's latest, Talking to the Diaspora is a beautiful collection of thoughtful, rhythmic gems. Poetry is so lucky to have her back again.
- [Phoebe Wang, <em>The Winnipeg Review</em>](https://arpbooks.org/phoebe-wang-the-winnipeg-review/) - Talking to the Diaspora is a full, varied and energetic collection that ranges over a lifetime's worth of experience and engagement with the world. Here, Lee Maracle generously gives us a vision of the holistic, complex and fluid relationships between her peoples' history, their traumas, memories, bodies, songs, spirits, dreams and lives. Talking to the
- [Frances Russell, <em>Winnipeg Free Press Columnist</em>](https://arpbooks.org/frances-russell-winnipeg-free-press-columnist/) - In 1995, senior members of the Conservative government of Manitoba perpetrated one of the most heinous political crimes in Canadian history. They tried to rig an entire election. Doug Smith has done a masterful job with his highly readable, sometimes even humorous and always cogent book. It should serve as a warning to politicians of
- [Dr. Sourayan Mookerjea, Department of Sociology University of Alberta](https://arpbooks.org/dr-sourayan-mookerjea-department-of-sociology-university-of-alberta/) - A World To Win is a very strong collection of essays that is timely and urgent; I recommend its publication in the strongest possible terms. The collection covers an impressive range of ground providing insightful analyses of several key social justice social movements defining the political landscape of the left in Canada today. - Dr.
- [Peter Kulchyski](https://arpbooks.org/peter-kulchyski/) - In Aboriginal Rights Are Not Human Rights, Peter Kulchyski argues that resolutions such as the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples produce a "conceptual confusion" between human rights and Aboriginal rights. Whereas human rights developed in conjunction with the Western state and protect purportedly universal human characteristics, Aboriginal rights originate in Aboriginal
- [Robert Cribb, <em>Toronto Star</em>](https://arpbooks.org/robert-cribb-toronto-star/) - It's time to expand public awareness about how the right to know is being deliberately undermined, often with smug condescension, in ways that centralize power through the control of information. It's time for a thoughtful national debate on the legislative mechanisms designed to empower us all to seek answers. That's why this book matters.--Robert Cribb,
- [CV2](https://arpbooks.org/cv2/) - Cometbus' writing is sharply original in its stark nostalgia. Nothing is sentimental, but everything is familiar.--CV2
- [Professor Elmar Altvater, Department of Political Science, Free University, Berlin](https://arpbooks.org/professor-elmar-altvater-department-of-political-science-free-university-berlin/) - [An] acute and revealing examination of the economic difficulties facing the American empire. - Ronnie D. Lipschutz, Professor of Politics, University of California, Santa CruzIndispensable for students of international polical economy and a must for political activists. - Professor Elmar Altvater, Department of Political Science, Free University, Berlin
- [Don Bouzek, <em>Le Travail</em>](https://arpbooks.org/don-bouzek-le-travail/) - The absolute strength of this book is that it offers a female visual perspective on the years 1880 to 1920. It focuses on four individuals from a time when very few women, let alone the working-class women represented here, were able to gain access to the means of producing photographic images. That alone would make
- [Valerie Lannon, socialist.ca](https://arpbooks.org/valerie-lannon-socialist-ca/) - Manitoba's Kino-nda-niimi Collective has created an invaluable resource with the recently-published book, (em>The Winter We Danced (ARP books, Winnipeg). This is a treasure trove of photos, poems, stories and essays, in all about 120 entries that capture the emotions and ideas of indigenous pride and resistance that fuel the Idle No More movement.
- [Lindsey Cornum, Rabble.ca](https://arpbooks.org/lindsey-cornum-rabble-ca/) - This collection is an important archive of all the effort toward Indigenous freedom that has been achieved so far and an impassioned vision of a resilient Indigenous future. It comes at a crucial moment to provide reflection and stoke the fires of further action. Indeed, simply purchasing the book helps further important work as all
- [Aparna Sanyal, The Globe and Mail](https://arpbooks.org/the-winter-we-danced-reveals-the-full-depth-and-breadth-of-idle-no-more-its-traditional-roots-and-future-potential-reading-at-times-like-prophecy-this-ambitious-collection-is-brilliantly-structur/) - The Winter We Danced reveals the full depth and breadth of Idle No More, its traditional roots and future potential - reading, at times, like prophecy.This ambitious collection is brilliantly structured as a round dance; we are initiated in a section titled "First Beats." ...the more than 75 contributors represented here--including former Olympians and judges,
- [Michael Gingold](https://arpbooks.org/michael-gingold/) - They Came From Within is a revelatory and informative study of a previously underexplored area of horror history.
- [Tanya Huff, Globe and Mail](https://arpbooks.org/tanya-huff-globe-and-mail/) - Caelum Vatnsdal not only loves horrow movies, he's fond of them. Love can be blind, but fond sees both the potential and the flaws. Fond enjoys, and that enjoyment is evident in every world of They Came From Within. Enjoyment and enthusiasm and a sense of humour that is, like all good humour, as truthful
- [George Toles, author of A House Made of Light--Essays on the Art of Film and co-screenwriter of The Saddest Music in the World](https://arpbooks.org/caelum-vatnsdal-not-only-loves-horrow-movies-hes-fond-of-them-love-can-be-blind-but-fond-sees-both-the-potential-and-the-flaws-fond-enjoys-and-that-enjoyment-is-evident-in-every-world-of-they-ca/) - Caelum Vatnsdal approaches the cheapjack shudders and sordid pleasures ladled out by Canada's 'balladeers of blood' with a lover's ardor. His account of our B-movie past-so rich in dreams and embarrassment-combines first-rate storytelling with a steady downpour of inspired comedy.
- [Manning Marable, Author of <em>Along the Color Line</em>](https://arpbooks.org/manning-marable-author-of-along-the-color-line/) - Michael Albert has always written about economics as if human beings really mattered. Thinking Forward is a wonderfully written, thoughtful, and even funny exploration into dismal science of economics. We don't often think of political economy as visionary social science-yet Michael Albert manages to create progressive and even revolutionary ways of thinking about the way
- [Joshua Malbin, in joshuamalbin](https://arpbooks.org/joshua-malbin-in-joshuamalbin/) - The best thing about The Listener is its art. I'm not exactly sure how writer/artist David Lester achieved its effect, maybe some combination of pen for outlines and brush for the smeary shading? In any case, the pages all look like the rough studies a serious artist might draw when preparing a painting or a
- [BK Munn, in Sequential](https://arpbooks.org/bk-munn-in-sequential/) - Lester's drawing is wonderfully expressive and the book is an intense and well-structured look at a forgotten pivotal moment in history that uses the medium of comics to revisit that time and propose an antidote to generalized political malaise and anomie. In this sense the book is a fitting tribute to the work of Lester's
- [Jessica Pena, in Daily Californian](https://arpbooks.org/jessica-pena-in-daily-californian/) - Art Spiegelman has already covered the tragedies and travails of that epic conflict in his deeply personal and poignant graphic novel, Maus: A Survivor's Tale. But, Lester's take on the story is slightly different. Just as Spiegelman juxtaposes his contemporary life and his father's struggles during the Holocaust, Lester similarly contrasts the past and present.
- [Bernard C. Cormier, in Times & Transcript](https://arpbooks.org/bernard-c-cormier-in-times-transcript/) - The Listener is a good book for anyone who would be classified as either a history buff, an art buff, or a basic comic/graphic novel fan (unless they require the inclusion of spandex or rayon).
- [Kristin Bomba, in ComicAttack.net](https://arpbooks.org/kristin-bomba-in-comicattack-net/) - As for Lester's art, it sweeps across the pages, changing as if it is alive with his thoughts.
- [Indie Street](https://arpbooks.org/indie-street/) - Seven years in the making, The Listener is David Lester's (Mecca Normal) epic graphic novel that blends historical fiction, art, and politics. The result is a dark, black-and-white, forward work that will certainly challenge its reader.
- [Adrian Mack, in <em>Georgia Straight</em>](https://arpbooks.org/adrian-mack-in-georgia-straight/) - Lester's monochrome panels are lovely, bringing an emotional payload to all that heavy subject matter -- quite powerfully in a couple of places. A timeline of Nazi history is included, up to the U.S. Department of Justice's 2010 admission that America granted protection to Nazi war criminals. It further seals the case that this affecting
- [Jorge Antonio Vallejos, Rabble.ca](https://arpbooks.org/jorge-antonio-vallejos-rabble-ca/) - Filled with soul grabbing poetry, academic and personal essays, beautiful artwork, a short story and a play, Simpson, Ladner, and their 33 co-writers -- including well-known contributors such as Ellen Gabriel (who stood in the front lines at Oka), and respected writer and professor Patricia Montour -- provide educational pieces about the events of the
- [Tyler McCreary, Briarpatch Magazine](https://arpbooks.org/tyler-mccreary-briarpatch-magazine/) - Leanne Simpson and Kiera Ladner's new edited collection, This is an Honour Song, seeks to recognize the significance of the events at Kanehsatà:ke for Indigenous peoples, as well as for Canada. The collection does not focus on rehashing the details of events at the pines (a number of good books already exist in this regard),
- [Ellen Gabriel, Kanien'kehá:ka, from Kanehsatà:ke, Turtle Clan](https://arpbooks.org/ellen-gabriel-kanienkehaka-from-kanehsatake-turtle-clan/) - I am eternally grateful to Kiera and Leanne for their efforts in putting together this wonderful collection of articles, which record the sentiments and reactions of individuals about our actions during 1990. It will allow Kanehsatà:kehró:non to enjoy their messages for generations to come.
- [Beverley Jacobs, Kanien'kehaka, Bear Clan, Six Nations Grand River Territory](https://arpbooks.org/beverley-jacobs-kanienkehaka-bear-clan-six-nations-grand-river-territory/) - There are many lessons that resulted from the events at Kanehsatà:ke and many of these lessons are reflected by the amazing authors in this book. Nia:wen to our "word warriors" for continuing the "wake up call."
- [Stefan Christoff, <em>Hour</em>](https://arpbooks.org/stefan-christoff-hour/) - In remembering the Oka crisis in a deeper fashion than iconic images reprinted in mainstream journals, This Is an Honour Song goes beyond commemoration into offering insights into building a just tomorrow in the relations between indigenous peoples and Canada. It's a future rooted in justice and equality, but only possible if there is a
- [Miriam Toews](https://arpbooks.org/miriam-toews/) - Somewhere Else is a beautiful and powerfully affecting book. I love Jan Braun's writing and I absolutely admire her courage and grace.
- [Jennifer Pawluk, <em>The Uniter</em>](https://arpbooks.org/jennifer-pawluk-the-uniter/) - As a work of prairie literature, Somewhere Else is sure to stand out. Jess Klassen is clearly the powerful product of a very powerful landscape. Identity; it's what we all strive for, to know exactly where we stand. And Braun has certainly established herself as an up-and-coming Canadian writer with this book.
- [Teri Bostian, Senior Editor, SportsJones.comA sinewy romp through the atatomy of sports; a fulfulling read for discerning sporting minds](https://arpbooks.org/teri-bostian-senior-editor-sportsjones-coma-sinewy-romp-through-the-atatomy-of-sports-a-fulfulling-read-for-discerning-sporting-minds/) - Contest is a joy. When Genosko takes us along to the ring, the arena or the pool his passion for the games is right there. A given in a sports book, maybe - but the joy comes when he leaps from boxing to philosophy, from the blueline to nationhood. I loved it. - David Gutnick,
- [Maria Siassina](https://arpbooks.org/maria-siassina/) - It's difficult not to get angry when reading Aquaduct. Perry's frustration is palpable in the first chapter, and as the story progresses, it's hard for the reader to not become more incredulous-the injustice is truly unmistakeable. However Perry does a phenomenal job of trying the hard history of Shoal Lake's indigenous people into the hopeful
- [Eric Tucker, Osgoode Hall Law School](https://arpbooks.org/eric-tucker-osgoode-hall-law-school/) - For centuries workers have paid the ultimate price - their health - so that corporations could be productive, competitive and profitable. Consulted to Death presents a vivid sketch of the struggles workers and unions have waged to ensure that workers return home healthy and safe at the end of the workday. It provides an excellent
- [Séan Virgo](https://arpbooks.org/sean-virgo/) - The touchstone of truth in a fictional world is a surprise. When the least expected things seem inevitable and contrived, the reader has shared the most generous of all seductions. Alissa York cares fiercely for the integrity of her characters and never intrudes herself upon them, or us. These are truly original stories, charged with
- [Himani Bannerji Author of <em>Dark Side of the Nation and Returning the Gaze: Essays on Racism, Feminism and Politics</em>](https://arpbooks.org/himani-bannerji-author-of-dark-side-of-the-nation-and-returning-the-gaze-essays-on-racism-feminism-and-politics/) - True to its title, David McNally's book teaches us to read the politics of our times with an optimism of both the intellect and the heart. It offers reasons for hope based on worldwide struggles for social justice and shows us the many links of resistence that join us across the world. Another World Is
- [Linda McQuaig, author of <em>Shooting the Hippo</em> and <em>Behind Closed Doors</em>](https://arpbooks.org/linda-mcquaig-author-of-shooting-the-hippo-and-behind-closed-doors/) - A compelling story of how the Mulroney government bent the law to spare a Canadian billionaire family hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes, and how a gutsy citizen movement almost succeeded in making them pay. Provocative and well-told, How to Tax a Billionaire raises some powerful questions about the nature of Canadian democracy. -
- [Geoff Pevere, film critic for The Toronto Star and co-author of <em>Mondo Canuck: A Canadian Pop Culture Odyssey</em>](https://arpbooks.org/geoff-pevere-film-critic-for-the-toronto-star-and-co-author-of-mondo-canuck-a-canadian-pop-culture-odyssey/) - How - and to ask the more urgent question, why - has Guy Maddin created his handmade, toylike cinema of delirium? Those of us who have been rapt before his pictures - those magical instruments for converting antiquarianism into novelty, irony candor, decadence into innocence - will be grateful for this insider's account of his
- [Waaseyaa'sin Christine Sy](https://arpbooks.org/waaseyaasin-christine-sy/) - Indianland is a woman who steps deeper, digs deeper concedes nothing of her being. - Waaseyaa'sin Christine Sy
- [Paul Vermeersch](https://arpbooks.org/paul-vermeersch/) - Angela Hibbs' third book of poetry invites us to indugle in pleasures of the flesh, to give in to fierce passions. And what better place to start than with these poems? Nervy, sensual, and slick, Sin Eater is Hibbs' most accomplished book yet. I'm already tempted to read it again. - Paul Vermeersch
- [Chris Webb,<em> Canadian Dimension</em>](https://arpbooks.org/chris-webb-canadian-dimension/) - At its core, Revolutionary Traveller tries to make sense of the path taken by liberation movements in Southern Africa from the perspective of one swept up in their momentum. It is both sobering and literating to read a personal account of such large political transformations that considers the role an individual can play while acknowledging
- [Shannon Webb-Campbell for the <em>Telegraph journal</em>](https://arpbooks.org/shannon-webb-campbell-for-the-telegraph-journal/) - Roewan Crowe's debut long poem Quivering Land, wrangles up violence and trauma in the lasso of a queer Western. Juxtaposed with visual artist Paul Robles' gorgeous paper-cut images of birds, guns, cowboy hats, and horses, these poems conjure memory, old Hollywood westerns, devastation, and the colonization of the west. Crowe introduces the poetic work within
- [Daniel H. Kim](https://arpbooks.org/daniel-h-kim/) - Expanding from a traditional biopolitical critique of governance, Greg Elmer and Andy Opel write brief, accessible volume on how the ostensible fight against the "War on Terror" supplies a new logic that creates a space for what they call "an inevitable future." A circulation of fear that asserts an unavoidable terrorist attack marks the argument
- [Drew Hayden Taylor](https://arpbooks.org/drew-hayden-taylor/) - This book gives us an alternative perspective on historical record that is both personal and collective. Doug Williams reminds us of the generations of Indigenous knowledge keepers and of a history that stretches back prior to European contact-including the disruption of contact. This book is his gift to the Michi Saagiig and to all Anishinaabek.
- [Catherine Bush, author of <em>Accusation</em>](https://arpbooks.org/catherine-bush-author-of-accusation/) - In gorgeously evocative prose, Cooper depicts and makes heartbreakingly palpable the evolution of imperfect lives. Her characters, full of sharp desires they can't outrun, seeking connection and solace at almost any cost, remind us of what it is to be human, frail, even blind. Cooper is a writer of extraordinary gifts. - Kelli Deeth, author
- [TY Nice,<em> Nexus</em>](https://arpbooks.org/ty-nice-nexus/) - Enlightening and at times threatening to the justness of a capitalist society, the book endorses the realistic sanctions that impede upon economic growth as defined by the consumerism model. -- TY Nice, Nexus
- [Politics and Culture](https://arpbooks.org/politics-and-culture/) - It is precisely the inappropriateness of Genosko's book that makes it so facsinating and so pertinent. Resisting the tendency to be merely another example of the work prescribed by Empire, The Party Without Bosses nevertheless demands that the interview between Guattari and Lula, along with Guattari's work on the IWC, remains applicable-even contemporary with present
- [Barbara Ehrenreich](https://arpbooks.org/barbara-ehrenreich/) - With his combination of hard-edged logic and visionary hope, Michael Albert is one of the treasures of the left. - Barbara Ehrenreich
- [Jenna M. Loyd, author of <em>Boats, Borders, and Bases: Race, The Cold War, and the Rise of Migration Detention in the United States</em>](https://arpbooks.org/jenna-m-loyd-author-of-boats-borders-and-bases-race-the-cold-war-and-the-rise-of-migration-detention-in-the-united-states/) - A sweeping and magnificent spatial history of a city founded in the midst of imperial economic crisis--a crisis resolved through western expansion. Toews intricately weaves theories of racial capitalism into Indian policy from the nineteenth century to contemporary urban development in Winnipeg. This book is a must read for anyone trying to understand the ways
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## Book Authors

- [Jennifer Black](https://arpbooks.org/author/jennifer-black/) - Jennifer Ilse Black lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba. She holds an MA in English Literature from the University of Manitoba and studied at Cartae Open School. Her debut novella Small Predators was nominated for the Carol Shields Winnipeg Book Award and received the Margaret Laurence Award for Fiction and the Manuela Dias Award for Book Design.
- [Owen Toews](https://arpbooks.org/author/owen-toews/) - Owen Toews was born in Winnipeg in 1986 and is descended from Russian Mennonites. He is the author of one previous novel, Island Falls (ARP Books), and the work of nonfiction Stolen City: Racial Capitalism and the Making of Winnipeg (ARP Books), winner of the 2019 Carol Shields Winnipeg Book Award and the 2019 Mary Scorer Award for
- [Suzanne Morrissette](https://arpbooks.org/author/suzanne-morrissette/) - Suzanne Morrissette, PhD (she/her) is a Red River Métis artist, curator, and scholar who is currently based out of Toronto. She is currently Associate Professor at OCAD University where she teaches in the Indigenous Visual Culture BFA program, and in the Criticism and Curatorial Practices MFA program. As an artist she works across media to
- [Owen Schalk](https://arpbooks.org/author/owen-schalk/) - Owen Schalk is a writer from Manitoba, Canada, Treaty 1 Territory. His books include Canada in Afghanistan: A story of military, diplomatic, political and media failure (Lorimer, 2023), Canada's Long Fight Against Democracy (Baraka, 2024), and Targeting Libya: How Canada went from building public works to bombing an oil-rich country and creating chaos for its citizens (Lorimer, 2025).
- [Leanne Betasamosake Simpson](https://arpbooks.org/author/leanne-betasamosake-simpson/) - Leanne Betasamosake Simpson is a renowned Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg scholar, writer and artist. Leanne holds a PhD from the University of Manitoba and is member of Alderville First Nation and the author of eight books, including A Short History of the Blockade and the novel Noopiming: The Cure for White Ladies, shortlisted for the Governor General’s Literary Award
- [Fadi Ennab](https://arpbooks.org/author/fadi-ennab/) - Fadi Ennab is a Vanier Scholar and PhD candidate in the Faculty of Education at the University of Manitoba. He writes on abolition, decolonization, and anti-racism. Over two decades ago, Fadi moved to Winnipeg, Treaty One Territory, as an international student. His father is a Palestinian Nakba survivor. Fadi is born and raised in Dubai.
- [Nasrin Himada](https://arpbooks.org/author/nasrin-himada/) - Nasrin Himada is a Palestinian curator and writer. Their practice is heavily influenced by their long term friendships and by their many on-going collaborations with artists, filmmakers and poets. Nasrin’s ongoing project, For Many Returns, experiments with writing as an act dictated by love, and typifies their current curatorial interests, which foreground desire as transformation, and liberation
- [Fawn Parker](https://arpbooks.org/author/fawn-parker/) - Fawn Parker is a Fredericton-based writer and the author of six books including What We Both Know, nominated for the 2022 Giller Prize, and Hi, It's Me, nominated for the 2024 Atwood Gibson Writer's Trust Award. Her poetry collection Soft Inheritance won the 2023 JM Abraham Atlantic Book Award and the 2023 Fiddlehead Poetry Book Prize. Fawn is the
- [Sophie McCreesh](https://arpbooks.org/author/sophie-mccreesh/) - Sophie McCreesh’s first novel, Once More, With Feeling, was published in 2021. She lives in Toronto.
- [Liz Harmer](https://arpbooks.org/author/liz-harmer/) - Liz Harmer is a California-based writer, author of the novels The Amateurs and Strange Loops. Her award-winning stories, essays, and poems have been published widely.
- [Jean Marc Ah-Sen](https://arpbooks.org/author/jean-marc-ah-sen/) - Jean Marc Ah-Sen’s books include Grand Menteur, In the Beggarly Style of Imitation, and Kilworthy Tanner. His writing has appeared in Literary Hub, Maclean's, The Walrus, The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, and elsewhere. The National Post has hailed his writing as an "inventive escape from the conventional."
- [Mahmoud Al-Shaer](https://arpbooks.org/author/mahmoud-al-shaer/) - Mahmoud Al-Shaer is a Gazan poet, curator, and editor who, until October 2023, was deeply involved in cultural work in Gaza, leading initiatives like Magazine 28, Gallery 28, and coordinating the cultural program at Al Ghussein Cultural House in Gaza’s old city. He was a guest curator of PalFest 2023 and co-editor of ArabLit Quarterly’s “Gaza! Gaza! Gaza!” issue,
- [Shiv Raveendrabose](https://arpbooks.org/author/shiv-raveendrabose/) - Shiv Raveendrabose is a schoolteacher, writer, and radical theorist born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He earned his Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education degrees from the University of Winnipeg, followed by a Master of Education from the University of Manitoba. Shiv currently resides in Chilliwack, British Columbia and teaches at an alternative high school
- [Sydney Rae Krill](https://arpbooks.org/author/sydney-rae-krill/) - Sydney Rae Krill is a queer settler who grew up in what is now called Calgary, Alberta, on land that is governed by and accountable to Treaty 7. Sydney holds a BA in Development Studies and Gender Studies from the University of Calgary, as well as an MA in Political Science, where she focused on
- [Kleo P. Skavinski](https://arpbooks.org/author/kleo-p-skavinski/) - Kleo P. Skavinski is Dene-Ukrainian and identifies as Two-Spirit. They were raised by their mother and grandmother on the shore of TuCho and in the boreal bush, Treaty 8 and Treaty 11 territory. Ever since childhood, Kleo has been an admirer of books and has wanted to see their words printed in one. They have
- [Ben Robinson](https://arpbooks.org/author/ben-robinson/) - Ben Robinson is a musician and librarian living in Hamilton Ontario. He holds a B.A. in English at McMaster University and worked as the music director of the campus radio station. His first book, The Book of Benjamin, is an essay on names/naming.
- [James Wilt](https://arpbooks.org/author/james-wilt/) - James Wilt is a writer and PhD candidate based in Winnipeg. He is the author of Do Androids Dream of Electric Cars? Public Transit in the Age of Google, Uber, and Elon Musk and Drinking Up the Revolution: How to Smash Big Alcohol and Reclaim Working-Class Joy. His writing has appeared in many publications including The Walrus, The Guardian, Canadian Dimension, The Narwhal, and Briarpatch.
- [Jack Horne](https://arpbooks.org/author/jack-horne/) - Jack Horne is from the W̱SÁNEĆ Nation, located at the southern end of Vancouver Island. Straight out of high school he began what would become a 25year career in the performing arts. Jack lived and worked across Canada, parts of the United States and was fortunate to travel the world. When he retired from performing
- [Nic Wilson](https://arpbooks.org/author/nic-wilson/) - Nic Wilson (he/they) is an artist and writer who was born in the Wolastoqiyik territory known as Fredericton, NB in 1988. He graduated with a BFA from Mount Allison University, Mi’kmaq territory, in 2012, and an MFA from the University of Regina, Treaty 4 Territory, in 2019 where he was a SSHRC graduate fellow. In
- [Red Braid Alliance for Decolonial Socialism](https://arpbooks.org/author/red-braid-alliance/) - Red Braid Alliance for Decolonial Socialism was a revolutionary organization dedicated to building the sovereign power of Indigenous peoples and the autonomous power of the working class—in all their multiplicity. They practiced and advocated for a strategic unity between Indigenous peoples fighting for sovereignty through dismantling colonialism, the national struggles of peoples around the world
- [rob mclennan](https://arpbooks.org/author/rob-mclennan/) - rob mclennan is a poet, essayist, editor, reviewer, and blogger based in Ottawa. He has been published by many of Canada's most prestigious publishers and he runs above/ground press, periodicities: a journal of poetry and poetics. He is also the editor of my (small press) writing day, and an editor/managing editor of many gendered mothers.
- [Shauna MacKinnon](https://arpbooks.org/author/shauna-mackinnon/) - Dr. Shauna MacKinnon is Professor and Chair, Department of Urban and Inner-City Studies at the University of Winnipeg, situated at Merchants Corner in Winnipeg’s North End. Dr. Mackinnon has conducted numerous studies related to public policy, poverty and inequality, typically utilizing a collaborative, community-based research approach. She is author of Decolonizing Employment: Aboriginal Inclusion in
- [Kathy Mallett](https://arpbooks.org/author/kathy-mallett/) - Kathy Mallett is a member of the Fisher River Cree Nation and was born and raised in Winnipeg. Kathy attended schools in the inner city of Winnipeg. She has a history degree from the University of Winnipeg. She has been involved in the Aboriginal community for well over 40 years. Her involved in various issues
- [Exovede in the Darkroom Contributors](https://arpbooks.org/author/exovede-in-the-darkroom-contributors/) - Lawrence Bird works in art, architecture, urbanism, and writes on these subjects. He has a professional degree in architecture (McGill, 1991), an M. Sc. in city design and social science (London, 2000), and a PhD in History and Theory of architecture (McGill, 2009). He also completed a research studentship at Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Japan,
- [Stephen Broomer](https://arpbooks.org/author/stephen-broomer-irene-bindi/) - Stephen Broomer is a filmmaker and film historian. He teaches at the Cinema Studies Institute at the University of Toronto and is the host of the video essay series Art & Trash, on cult and underground cinema. He has been a Fulbright visiting scholar at the University of California Santa Cruz and the Prelinger Library,
- [Irene Bindi](https://arpbooks.org/author/irene-bindi/) - Irene Bindi is an artist and editor based in Winnipeg on Treaty 1 territory and the homeland of the Métis nation. She has a master’s degree in Film & Video from York University, an undergraduate degree in Film Studies from Western University, and has programmed and exhibited in galleries, cinemas, and other venues across Canada,
- [Nina Mosall](https://arpbooks.org/author/nina-mosall/) - Nina Mosall was born in Surrey, British Columbia, and attended Kwantlen Polytechnic University and the University of British Columbia, at which she obtained her BA in Creative Writing and MA in Library and Information Studies, respectively. Her poetry and short stories have appeared frequently in Kwantlen Polytechnic University's literary magazine, Pulp, and in the literary magazine, Event. Bebakhshid is her debut book.
- [Andrew F. Sullivan](https://arpbooks.org/author/andrew-sullivan/) - Andrew F. Sullivan is from Oshawa, Ontario, and graduated from the University of Toronto. Andrew's writing has been been published in a number of literary journals, including Grain, Joyland, and Little Fiction. All We Want is Everything was his first, much praised, book. His most recent work is The Marigold, a novel about a city
- [Cam Scott](https://arpbooks.org/author/cam-scott/) - Cam Scott is a poet, critic, and non-musician from Winnipeg, Canada, Treaty 1 territory. His books include WRESTLERS (Greying Ghost, 2017), ROMANS/SNOWMARE (ARP, 2019) and THE VANISHING SIGNS (ARP, 2022). He is artistic director of send + receive, a festival of sound art and experimental music, and sings in the punk band Age of Self.
- [natalie hanna](https://arpbooks.org/author/natalie-hannah/) - natalie hanna is an Ottawa lawyer working with low income populations, and an alumna of Carleton and Ottawa University. Her writing focusses on feminist, political, and personal relational themes. From April of 2016 to September of 2018, she served as the Administrative Director of the Sawdust Reading Series and on the board of Arc Poetry
- [Hannah Godfrey](https://arpbooks.org/author/hannah-godfrey/) - Hannah Godfrey (AKA hannah_g) is a writer and artist based in Winnipeg, Treaty 1 Territory. She has exhibited, performed, and given readings in Canada, the US, and Europe. Generosity, irreverence, and inquisitiveness underpin her work.
- [Theresa Turmel](https://arpbooks.org/author/theresa-turmel/) - Dr. Theresa Turmel (Biidaaban Ntam bi yaad) is an Anishinaabe-kwe from Michipicoten First Nation. She completed her Ph.D. in Indigenous Studies from Trent University in 2013. Her doctoral dissertation, Forever We Will Remain: Reflections and Memories: Resiliency Concerning the Walpole Island Residential School Survivors Group, was the product of twenty-plus years of a participatory, community-based
- [Idil Abdillahi](https://arpbooks.org/author/idil-abdillahi/) - Idil Abdillahi is an Assistant Professor in the School of Disability Studies, and was the Advisor to the Dean on Anti-Black Racism at the Faculty of Community and Social Services at Ryerson University (2020-2021). Dr. Abdillahi is a critical Black Interdisciplinary scholar, researcher, policy analyst, grassroots organizer, and experienced practitioner across healthcare, institutional, policy, and social service
- [Meeka Walsh](https://arpbooks.org/author/meeka-walsh/) - Meeka Walsh is a writer and critic who has been the editor of Border Crossings magazine since 1993. She has contributed catalogue essays and articles on a wide range of Canadian and American artists. Her short fiction has been published in a number of anthologies, among them the Oxford Book of Stories by Canadian Women in
- [Dallas Hunt](https://arpbooks.org/author/dallas-hunt/) - Dallas Hunt is Cree and a member of Wapsewsipi (Swan River First Nation) in Treaty 8 territory in Northern Alberta, Canada. He has had creative and critical work published in The Malahat Review, Arc Poetry, Canadian Literature, Settler Colonial Studies, and the American Indian Culture and Research Journal. His first children's book, Awâsis and the
- [Gina Starblanket](https://arpbooks.org/author/gina-starblanket/) - Dr. Gina Starblanket is the Canada Research Chair in the Politics of Decolonization and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Calgary. Gina is Cree/Saulteaux and a member of the Star Blanket Cree Nation in Treaty 4 territory. She is co-editor of the 5th edition of Visions of the
- [Myra J. Tait](https://arpbooks.org/author/myra-j-tait/) - Myra J. Tait is a member of Berens River First Nation and mother of four children. She has a law degree from the University of Manitoba and is a Master's student in law. Myra has done field research in New Zealand and Australia with the Comparative Indigenous Constitutional Politics Project at Mamawipawin.
- [John K. Samson](https://arpbooks.org/author/john-samson/) - John K. Samson is the singer and songwriter for the venerated indie rock outfit The Weakerthans. His poetry and prose have appeared in Matrix Magazine, Geist, The Believer, and Post Prairie: An Anthology of New Poetry. He lives in Winnipeg and is the co-founder of ARP Books.
- [Wilfred Buck](https://arpbooks.org/author/wilfred-buck/) - Wilfred Buck is a science facilitator at the Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Centre and an Indigenous star lore expert. A member of the Opaskwayak Cree Nation Buck is known as "the star guy" due to his knowledge of First Nations astronomy. He has researched and consulted with elders to learn more about the astronomical
- [Thumlee Drybones-Foliot](https://arpbooks.org/author/thumlee-drybones-foliot/) - Thumlee Drybones-Foliot is Dënesųłiné from Yellowknives Dene First Nation and is an alumni of the Dechinta Centre for Research and Learning.
- [Kyla LeSage](https://arpbooks.org/author/kyla-lesage/) - Kyla LeSage is Vuntut Gwitchin from Old Crow, Yukon, and Anishinaabe from Garden River, Ontario. She is the Land Based Academic and Regional Outreach Coordinator at the Dechinta Centre for Research and Learning.
- [Colin Smith](https://arpbooks.org/author/colin-smith/) - Colin Smith is the author of three full-length poetry collections, Multiple Poses (Tsunami Editions), 8 x 8 x 7 (KRUPSKAYA), and Multiple Bippies (CUE Books); as well as one chapbook Carbonated Bippies! (Nomados Literary Publishers). With Ted Landrum, Steven Ross Smith, and Jennifer Still, he is part of Eccentric Crops, a collaborative poem-making group. Their first
- [Lighting the Eighth Fire Contributors](https://arpbooks.org/author/lighting-the-eighth-fire-contributors/) - Contributors Charlie Greg Sark Charlie Greg Sark is a cross-blood who maintains and exercises his inherent rights, roles and responsibilities as a member of the Mi’kmaq Nation. His writing has appeared in a few places, and sometimes under assumed identities. Currently, he is passively assembling his writing into a collection of prose, poetry, and rants.
- [Smokii Sumac](https://arpbooks.org/author/smokii_sumac/)
- [Land We Are Contributors](https://arpbooks.org/author/contributors-land-we-are/) - Jordan Abel is a Nisga’a writer currently residing in Vancouver. Abel’s conceptual writing engages with the representation of Indigenous peoples in Anthropology through the technique of erasure. He has been described as “a master carver of the page” who passes the work of sculpture along to the reader “who reads, and rereads, in three dimensions.”
- [Becoming Our Future Contributors](https://arpbooks.org/author/becoming-our-future-contributors/) - Nigel Borell (Pirirakau, Ngāti Ranginui, Ngāi Te Rangi, Te Whakatōhea) is Curator Māori Art, Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki where his research in both customary and contemporary Māori art is produced for publication and exhibition-making. Recent curatorial projects include co-curating with Zara Stanhope The Moa Hunters by Areta Wilkinson, for 9th Asia Pacific Triennial,
- [Kanchan Sarker](https://arpbooks.org/author/kanchan-sarker/) - Kanchan Sarker has a PhD in sociology from the University of North Bengal and teaches at the University of British Columbia-Okanagan. He has also taught at York University, the University of Windsor, the University of Waterloo, and Cleveland University. He was a researcher at the Sociological Research Unit of the Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, India,
- [William Carroll](https://arpbooks.org/author/william-carroll/) - William K. Carroll is a professor of Sociology at the University of Victoria, where he served as founding director of the Social Justice Studies Program (2008-2012). His recent books include The Making of a Transnational Capitalist Class: Corporate Power in the 21st Century, Remaking Media: The Struggle to Democratize Public Communication (co-authored with Bob Hackett),
- [Kiera Ladner](https://arpbooks.org/author/kiera-ladner/) - Kiera L. Ladner is Canada Research Chair in Miyo we'citowin, Indigenous Governance and Digital Sovereignties and Associate Professor in the Department of Political Studies at the University of Manitoba, and former Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Politics and Governance. Dr. Ladner’s publications include This is an Honour Song: Twenty Years Since the Blockades (ARP Books) co-edited
- [Gabrielle L’Hirondelle Hill](https://arpbooks.org/author/gabrielle-hill/) - Gabrielle L’Hirondelle Hill is a Métis artist from Vancouver, BC, who works in drawing, sculpture, and public installation. Her work has been exhibited at Sunset Terrace, Gallery Gachet, Grunt Gallery, and Red Gate in Vancouver, BC; at the TRU Gallery in Kamloops, BC; and also at Get This! Gallery in Atlanta, GA. Gabrielle holds a
- [Sophie McCall](https://arpbooks.org/author/sophie-mccall/) - Sophie McCall is a settler scholar and Associate Professor in the English department at Simon Fraser University. Over the past four years, she has worked in a collaborative research group investigating the relationship between art and reconciliation and was the Principal Investigator for an SSHRC Public Outreach Grant, Reconciliation: Work(s) in Progress—An Innovation Forum, in
- [John Loxley](https://arpbooks.org/author/john-loxley/) - John Loxley (1942-2020) was born of working-class background in Sheffield, England. Loxley came to Manitoba in 1975 to head the Resource and Economic Development Secretariat for the Province of Manitoba. He became deeply involved for many years with several Aboriginal organizations. In 1977, Loxley became a Professor of Economics and the University of Manitoba and
- [Hannah Owczar](https://arpbooks.org/author/hannah-owczar/) - Hannah Owczar is a writer and communications specialist in the Department of Community Health Sciences at the University of Manitoba. She is a graduate of the Creative Communications program at Red River College where she majored in journalism. Owczar's work has appeared in several major news outlets in Manitoba including the Winnipeg Free Press and
- [Evelyn Forget](https://arpbooks.org/author/evelyn-forget/) - Evelyn Forget is an economist in the School of Medicine at the University of Manitoba. Several years ago, she began researching the data associated with a Basic Income field experiment conducted in Manitoba in the 1970s. She has been consulted by governments and researchers in Ontario, British Colombia, Quebec, Finland, the Netherlands, and Scotland on
- [Amy Lebovitch](https://arpbooks.org/author/amy-lebovitch/) - Amy Lebovitch is a sex worker and long-time activist with Sex Professionals of Canada. She was a plaintiff in the Ontario-based Charter challenge to sex work laws (the "Bedford Case"). She is also passionate about the rights of those who use drugs. She is a public speaker, educator, and activist. She also loves cats, tiny
- [Shawna Ferris](https://arpbooks.org/author/shawna-ferris/) - Shawna Ferris is an associate professor of women’s and gender studies at the University of Manitoba, where she researches and teaches in sex work studies, critical race studies, and feminist perspectives on and responses to violence against women. She also works with activists in these areas. She loves dogs, strong coffee, and being a mom.
- [Samir Gandesha](https://arpbooks.org/author/samir-gandesha/) - Samir Gandesha is an associate professor in the Department of the Humanities?and the director of the Institute for the Humanities at Simon Fraser University, and was a post-doctoral fellow at the University of California at Berkeley (1995 to 1997) and an Alexander von Humboldt?Research Fellow at the Universita?t Potsdam (2001?02). He specializes in modern European
- [Peyman Vahabzadeh](https://arpbooks.org/author/peyman-vahabzadeh/) - Peyman Vahabzadeh is a professor of Sociology at University of Victoria. He is the author of Articulated Experiences: Toward a Radical Phenomenology of Contemporary Social Movements (SUNY Press, 2003); A Guerrilla Odyssey: Modernization, Secularism, Democracy and the Fadai Discourse of National Liberation in Iran, 1971?1979 (Syracuse University Press, 2010); Exilic Meditations: Essays on A Displaced Life (H&S Media, 2012); Parviz Sadri: A Political Biography (Shahrgon Book, 2015;
- [Dempsey and Millan](https://arpbooks.org/author/dempsey-and-millan/) - Performance artists Shawna Dempsey and Lorri Millan have toured internationally for over 25 years. Their films and videos have been screened in venues ranging from the Museum of Modern Art to women's centres in Sri Lanka, and include provocative, humorous works such as We're Talking Vulva and Lesbian National Parks and Services. Dempsey and Millan's
- [Carly Lane](https://arpbooks.org/author/carly-lane/) - Ms Lane is the Curator of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art at the Art Gallery of Western Australia. She is a Murri woman from Queensland and has worked as a curator for nearly twenty-five years, including at the National Gallery of Australia, National Museum of Australia, and the Berndt Museum of Anthropology. Carly uses
- [Megan Tamati-Quennell](https://arpbooks.org/author/megan-tamati-quennell/) - Ms Tamati-Quennell is a leading curator and writer of modern & contemporary Māori & Indigenous art, a field she has worked in for three decades. Her research interests include Māori modernism, Mana Wāhine Māori - the Māori women artists of the 1980s and 1990s, The Māori Internationals - the urban avant-garde Māori artists of the
- [Dr. Julie Nagam](https://arpbooks.org/author/julie-nagam/) - Dr. Nagam (Metis/German/Syrian) is a Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Arts, Collaboration and Digital Media and the former Research Chair of Indigenous Arts of North America which was a joint position with the Winnipeg Art Gallery. Dr. Nagam is an Associate Professor in the Department of Art History at the University of Winnipeg. She is
- [Mallory Amirault](https://arpbooks.org/author/mallory-amirault/) - Born in Nova Scotia, Mi’kma’ki, Mallory Amirault is a queer artist whose Acadian and Mi’kmaq heritage belongs to the Kespukwitk district of Yarmouth, otherwise known as the lobster’s ass when referring to the province. Their artistic practice engages in critical poetics, literary performance, and humour. As a person enmeshed in the legacy of colonization and
- [Lorri Millan](https://arpbooks.org/author/lorri-millan/)
- [Rinaldo Walcott](https://arpbooks.org/author/rinaldo-walcott/) - Professor Rinaldo Walcott is the Director of the Women & Gender Studies Institute. Rinaldo?s research is founded in a philosophical orientation that is concerned with the ways in which coloniality shapes human relations across social and cultural time and focuses on Black cultural politics; histories of colonialism in the Americas, multiculturalism, citizenship, and diaspora; gender
- [Emma Healey](https://arpbooks.org/author/emma-healey/) - Emma Healey is a Montreal-based writer and the founder and editor-in-chief of the Incongruous Quarterly, an online literary magazine devoted to the publication of unpublishable literature. Her fiction and poetry have appeared in magazines such as Matrix, Broken Pencil and the Void, and in various online publications including Joyland, Said the Gramophone, Cellstories, and Lemon
- [Alissa York](https://arpbooks.org/author/alissa-york/) - Alissa York has lived all over Canada and now makes her home in Winnipeg with her husband, writer/filmmaker/publisher Clive Holden. In 1999 her short fiction won the Journey Prize and the Bronwen Wallace Award. Later that year Arbeiter Ring published Alissa's first collection of stories, Any Given Power
- [Christine Fellows](https://arpbooks.org/author/christine-fellows/) - Christine Fellows' songs are resolute, tuneful vessels filled with fully-formed characters and wondrous locations, lashed together with the spirit of collaboration and feminist intervention. They have sailed her to venues all over the world, sent her wheeling down the centre aisle of a darkened church wearing a papier mach? bat head, set her down in
- [Kevin Walby](https://arpbooks.org/author/kevin-walby/) - Kevin Walby is Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice at the University of Winnipeg. He is the author of Touching Encounters: Sex, Work, and Male-for-Male Internet Escorting (2012, University of Chicago Press), the co-author of Municipal Corporate Security in International Context (2015, Routledge), and the co-editor of Brokering Access: Power, Politics, and Freedom of Information Process
- [Adele Perry](https://arpbooks.org/author/adele-perry/) - Adele Perry is Professor of History at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg. She was born and raised in a non-Indigenous family in British Columbia, did hard time in Toronto, and has lived in Winnipeg since 2000. She writes about the nineteenth century, gender, Canada, and colonialism, and is the author of On the Edge
- [David McNally](https://arpbooks.org/author/david-mcnally/) - David McNally is a professor and Chair of the Department of Political Science at York University, Toronto. He is author of Political Economy and the Rise of Capitalism, Against the Market and Bodies of Meaning: Studies on Language, Labor and Liberation, and an activist in labour, anti-poverty and social justice movements
- [Henry Giroux](https://arpbooks.org/author/henry-giroux/) - Henry Giroux is Global Television Network Chair in Communications at McMaster University. He was named in 2002 as one of the 20th century?s top contributors in ?Fifty Modern Thinkers on Education.? He has written more than 300 articles and 40 books, has collaborated with Paulo Freire, Roger Simon, and Stanley Aronowitz, among others. His work
- [Jamie Brownlee](https://arpbooks.org/author/jamie-brownlee/) - Jamie Brownlee is the author of Academia, Inc.: How Corporatization is Transforming Canadian Universities (2015, Fernwood) and Ruling Canada: Corporate Cohesion and Democracy (2005, Fernwood). He holds a PhD in Sociology and Political Economy from Carleton University. Using information collected through Access to Information requests, his doctoral research examined the influence of corporate power in
- [Michael Yates](https://arpbooks.org/author/michael-yates/) - Michael D. Yates is an Associate Editor of Monthly Review and a labour educator. For many years he taught Economics at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. He is the author of six previous books, including the recent Cheap Motels and a Hotplate: An Economist?s Travelogue.
- [Todd Gordon](https://arpbooks.org/author/todd-gordon/) - Todd Gordon teaches political science at York University in Toronto and is the author of Cops, Crime and Capitalism: The Law-and-Order Agenda in Canada (Fernwood, 2006). His articles on Canadian imperialism have appeared on Znet, Counterpunch, Rabble, The Bullet and New Socialist.
- [Lesley Belleau](https://arpbooks.org/author/lesley-belleau/) - Lesley Belleau is an Anishnaabekwe writer from Ketegaunseebee Garden River First Nation (Ojibwe), near Bawating/Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.?Lesley lives in Peterborough where she is completing her PhD in Indigenous Studies at Trent. She also has an MA in Creative Writing from the University of Windsor. She has sat on arts juries and won numerous writing
- [Doug Smith](https://arpbooks.org/author/doug-smith/) - Doug Smith has written or co-written ten books, including How To Tax a Billionaire: Project Loophole and the Campaign for Tax Fairness, Consulted to Death: How Canada's Workplace Health and Safety System Fails Its Workers, and Joe Zucken: Citizen and Socialist, which won the Manitoba Historical Society's Margaret McWilliams Award. "As Many Liars" was nominated
- [Aaron Cometbus](https://arpbooks.org/author/aaron-cometbus/) - Aaron Cometbus has published the fanzine Cometbus since 1981. He has a sandwich named after him, and earned a gold record playing his teeth as a musical instrument. This is his first book of poetry.
- [Alessandra Renzi](https://arpbooks.org/author/alessandra-renzi/) - Alessandra Renzi is a post-doctoral fellow at Infoscape Centre for the Study of Social Media where she conducts research on the criminalization of dissent, and on the design and use of FOSS platforms for collaborative media-making. Her work focuses on the development of research methodologies and collaborative creative practices that foster productive connections between academia
- [Clive Holden](https://arpbooks.org/author/clive-holden/) - Clive Holden writes fiction and poetry and has made two experimental films, Gordon's Head and Hitler!, both of which are about his relationship with his schizophrenic brother, Niall.
- [Deborah Schnitzer](https://arpbooks.org/author/deborah-schnitzer/) - Deborah Schnitzer is a Professor of English Literature at the University of Winnipeg, a 3M Teaching Fellow, and the author of two books of poetry: Black Beyond Blue (Staccato Press, 1997) and Loving Gertrude Stein ?(Turnstone Press, 2004).
- [Haroon Akram-Lodhi](https://arpbooks.org/author/haroon-akram-lodhi/) - Haroon Akram-Lodhi taught rural economics and rural economic methadology at the Institute of Social Studies in The Hague, The Netherlands. His principal research interest is on the gendered political economy of agrarian change in Asia, with special references to Pakistan, Vitenam, and Fiji. His work in this area has been published in numerous journals and
- [Jila Ghomeshi](https://arpbooks.org/author/jila-ghomeshi/) - Jila Ghomeshi is an Associate Professor of Linguistics at the University of Manitoba and former Director of the Institute for Humanities (2005?2007). She has published op-ed pieces on language and had a biweekly radio column on linguistics for CBC Manitoba for two years. As an academic, she teaches and works on syntax.
- [Robert Albritton](https://arpbooks.org/author/robert-albritton/) - Robert Albritton is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Political Science at York University, Toronto, Canada. His other publications include Economics Transformed? (Pluto, 2007).
- [Paula Sherman](https://arpbooks.org/author/paula-sherman/) - Dr. Paula Sherman is Om?m?winini and Family Head on Ka-Pishkawandemin, the traditional Council from Ardoch. She is also an assistant professor in Indigenous Studies at Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario.
- [Susan Close](https://arpbooks.org/author/susan-close/) - Susan Close has a Ph.D. from the Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis, Theory and Interpretation at University of Amsterdam. She received a Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) doctoral fellowship for her research on women photographers in Canada. She currently teaches at the University of Manitoba?s Faculty of Architecture in Winnipeg. Her
- [Suzanne Soederberg](https://arpbooks.org/author/suzanne-soederberg/) - Susanne Soederberg is a Canada Research Chair and Associate Professor in International Development Studies at Queen's University, Canada. She is the author of The Politics of the New International Financial Architecture: Reimposing Neoliberal Dominance in the Global South (2004).
- [Ian Angus](https://arpbooks.org/author/ian-angus/) - Ian Angus is professor of Humanities at Simon Fraser University. He has written or edited nine books on critical theory and political thought. He lives in East Vancouver with his wife and daughter.
- [John Saul](https://arpbooks.org/author/john-saul/) - A veteran anti-apartheid and liberation support movement activist in Canada and elsewhere, and long-time campaigner for economic justice in Africa, John S. Saul taught at Toronto?s York University for many years and has also, cumulatively, for almost a decade, in Africa itself (Tanzania, Mozambique and South Africa). He is the author and/or editor of some
- [Angela Hibbs](https://arpbooks.org/author/angela-hibbs/) - Angela Hibbs is the author of two previous collections of poetry, Passport (DC Books, 2006) and Wanton (Insomniac Press, 2009). She holds a MA creative writing from Concordia University. Her work appeared in the Poetry Is Public Is Poetry installation at the Toronto Reference Library. She was awarded the 2010 Joseph S. Stauffer Prize.
- [Sally Cooper](https://arpbooks.org/author/sally-cooper/) - Sally Cooper is the author of two novels;?Love Object?and?Tell Everything. Her third novel is forthcoming in 2018. She has been published in journals such as?CNQ,?Grain,?White Wall Review,?Event, and the?Feathertale Review. She is a Senior Editor at Hamilton Review of Books and has an MA in Canadian & Commonwealth Literature from the University of Guelph and
- [Sonya Roy](https://arpbooks.org/author/sonya-roy/) - Sonya Roy is a doctoral candidate in history at McGill University and an active member of the Montreal History Group. Her doctoral thesis is on single men in Montreal during the Great Depression of 1930s. Her research interests include immigration/deportation, citizenship, ethnicity, gender, and social policy. Sonya Roy est candidate au doctorat en histoire ?
- [Esyllt Jones](https://arpbooks.org/author/esyllt-jones/) - Esyllt Jones studies the history of health, disease, and social movements, and is a Professor of History at the University of Manitoba. She is the author of Influenza 1918: Disease, Death and Struggle in Winnipeg (UTP, 2007).
- [Jeanne Randolph](https://arpbooks.org/author/jeanne-randolph/) - Jeanne Randolph is one of Canada?s foremost cultural theorists. She is the author of the influential book Psychoanalysis & Synchronized Swimming as well as Symbolization and its Discontents, Why Stoics Box, Ethics of Luxury, and Shopping Cart Pantheism. Dr. Randolph is also known as an engaging lecturer and performance artist. In universities and galleries across?Canada,
- [Doug Williams](https://arpbooks.org/author/doug-williams/) - Doug Williams, is Anishnaabe and former Chief of Mississauga?s Curve Lake First Nation. He is now currently Co Director and Graduate Faculty for the Indigenous Studies Ph.D. Program and oversees the cultural and spiritual component of the program. He is a member of the Pike Clan, and was one of the first graduates of what
- [Kaie Kellough](https://arpbooks.org/author/kaie-kellough/) - Kaie Kellough is a word-sound systemizer. His systems originate in the inchoate swirl of vowels, consonants, misspellings, shapes, stammerings, and emerge as audio recordings, books, visual entities, volumes of letters, and performances that verse and reverse utterance. Kaie's work fuses formal experiment and social engagement. Kaie is the author of two books of poetry, Lettricity
- [Greg Elmer](https://arpbooks.org/author/greg-elmer/) - Greg Elmer is Bell Globemedia Research Chair and Director of the Infoscape research lab, Ryerson University, Toronto. He also teaches in the graduate programme in Communication and Culture, York & Ryerson Universities and the School of Radio, TV Arts. Andy Opel is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at Florida State University, teaching
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- [Fiona Green](https://arpbooks.org/author/fiona-green/) - Fiona Green is Acting Associate Dean of Arts at the University of Winnipeg, where she has been teaching for two decades. She is author of Feminist Mothering in Theory and Practice, 1985?1995 (Edwin Mellen, 2009) and many articles and book chapters on feminism and mothering andr co-editor of the book Maternal Pedagogies.
- [Roewan Crowe](https://arpbooks.org/author/roewan-crowe/) - Artist and theorist Roewan Crowe is energized by acts of disruption, transformation and the tactical deployment of self-reflexivity. She has a particular interest in wounded landscapes and questioning what it means to be a queer, feminist settler living in Winnipeg/Turtle Island. Recent work includes: digShift (ongoing), a decolonizing and environmental reclamation project using site specific
- [Paul Robles](https://arpbooks.org/author/paul-robles/)
- [Peter Kulchyski](https://arpbooks.org/author/peter-kulchyski/) - Peter Kulchyski is a leading Canadian Native Studies scholar at the University of Manitoba. He has published numerous books on Aboriginal issues, including Like the Sound of a Drum: Aboriginal Cultural Politics in Denendeh and Nunavut, which won the 2005 Alexander Kennedy Isbister Award for Non-Fiction.
- [Gary Genosko](https://arpbooks.org/author/gary-genosko/) - Gary Genosko is an independent writer, editor and cultural critic. He is the author of McLuhan and Baudrillard: The Masters of Implosion (Routledge 1999), Undisciplined Theory (Sage 1998), and Baudrillard and Signs: Signification Ablaze (Routledge 1994); and the editor of The Guattari Reader (Blackwell 1996), among other works. He teaches social and political theory at
- [Rohan Quinby](https://arpbooks.org/author/rohan-quinby/) - Rohan Quinby is a freelance writer, editor, and photographer living in Nashville, Tennessee. He has published essays on travel and urbanism and has a postgraduate degree in Public Policy from Massey University in New Zealand. His photography has appeared in publications and galleries, and he is the photography editor for carte blanche, the literary review
- [Michael Albert](https://arpbooks.org/author/michael-albert/) - Michael Albert is the author of more than a dozen books, and co-founder of Z Magazine and znet, a progressive online network.
- [The Kino-nda-niimi Collective](https://arpbooks.org/author/the-kino-nda-niimi-collective/) - The Kino-nda-niimi Collective is a group of Indigenous writers, artists, editors, curators and allies. Lead editors for The Winter We Danced include Niigaanwewidam James Sinclair, Leanne Simpson, Tanya Kappo, Wanda Nanibush and Hayden King who?along with many colleagues, relatives, friends, and organizations?assembled this collection together over the summer and fall of 2013.
- [Lee Maracle](https://arpbooks.org/author/lee-maracle/) - Lee Maracle is the author of a number of critically acclaimed literary works including Sojourner?s and Sundogs, Ravensong, Bobbi Lee: Indian Rebel, Daughters Are Forever, Will?s Garden, Bent Box, I Am Woman, and Celia?s Song. Born in North Vancouver, Maracle is a member of the Sto: Loh nation. She is the mother of four and
- [David Lester](https://arpbooks.org/author/david-lester/) - David Lester is a painter, graphic designer, cartoonist, and the guitarist in the rock duo Mecca Normal. His book, The Gruesome Acts of Capitalism went into a revised second printing and is taught as part of an English course on Academic Writing Stratagies at Capilano University. He has created the poster series "Inspired Agitators," archived
- [Jean Smith](https://arpbooks.org/author/jean-smith/)
- [Jill Sexsmith](https://arpbooks.org/author/jill-sexsmith/) - Jill Sexsmith?s work has appeared in anthologies and magazines such as?The Fiddlehead?and?PRISM International. In 2013,?The Walrus?named her an exciting new voice in Canadian fiction. In 2014, she won the Writers' Union of Canada short prose competition.?Jill has an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of British Columbia.?Somewhere a Long and Happy Life Probably Awaits
- [Robert Chernomas](https://arpbooks.org/author/robert-chernomas/) - Robert Chernomas is a Professor of Economics at the University of Manitoba with research and political interests in health economics, the social determinants of health and macroeconomics. Ian Hudson is an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Manitoba, currently researching in the areas of political economy and ethical consumption.
- [Ian Hudson](https://arpbooks.org/author/ian-hudson/)
- [Leanne Simpson](https://arpbooks.org/author/leanne-simpson/) - Leanne Simpson is a researcher, writer, and educator of Mississauga and Scottish ancestry. She is a member of the gidigaa bzhiw dodem and a citizen of the Nishnaabeg nation. Leanne holds a PhD from the University of Manitoba and is the past director of Indigenous Environmental Studies at Trent University. Her research interests include Indigenist
- [Jan Guenther Braun](https://arpbooks.org/author/jan-guenther-braun/) - Jan Guenther Braun, originally from a farm near Osler, Saskatchewan, now makes her home in Winnipeg where she is one-sixth of a worker co-op selling organic groceries. She was the Manitoba winner of the 2005 CBC Poetry Face-Off competition and selected for the Manitoba Writers' Guild Sheldon Oberman mentorship program.
- [Hal Niedzviecki](https://arpbooks.org/author/hal-niedzviecki/) - Hal Niedzviecki is a writer, speaker, culture commentator and editor whose work challenges preconceptions and confronts readers with the offenses of everyday life. He is the author of eleven books of fiction and nonfiction, including Trees on Mars: Our Obsession with the Future (2015), and the publisher/founder of Broken Pencil, a magazine of zine culture
- [Sheila Wilmot](https://arpbooks.org/author/sheila-wilmot/) - Sheila Wilmot has been a community activist since the 1980s, and has worked in the labour movement as a shop steward and an organizer with low-wage and migrant workers; in a long-term solidarity project with the Zapatistas of Chiapas, Mexico; and in anti-war and anti-racism campaigns in Toronto, Canada. She currently is the manager of
- [Janet Rogers](https://arpbooks.org/author/janet-rogers/) - Janet Rogers is a Mohawk/Tuscarora writer from the Six Nations territory, living as a guest on Coast Salish territory since 1994. She is a recording artist, former Poet Laureate of Victoria, the University of Northern British Columbia Writer-in-Residence for 2015 and the Ontario College of Art and Design NIGIG Visual Culture Visiting Artist in 2016.
- [Craig Fortier](https://arpbooks.org/author/craig-fortier/) - Craig Fortier is an Assistant Professor in Social Development Studies at Renison University College, an affiliated college of the University of Waterloo. He holds a PhD in Sociology from York University. Craig has participated in migrant justice and anti-capitalist movements and in support of Indigenous sovereignty for over a decade in Toronto (Three Fires Confederacy,
- [Caelum Vatnsdal](https://arpbooks.org/author/caelum-vatnsdal/) - Caelum Vatnsdal is an award-winning writer and filmmaker, and a frequent culture commentator for CBC Radio. His book Kino Delirium: The Films of Guy Maddin (ARP 2000) won the 2001 Carol Shields City of Winnipeg Book Award.
- [Gabriel Kolko](https://arpbooks.org/author/gabriel-kolko/) - Gabriel Kolko is a scholar and activist who has written widely on sociology, philosophy, and history. He is the author of fourteen books.?

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