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Title & Subtitle	Contents	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From Cassandra Blanchard From: Hustling Verse View Arsenal Pulp Press	XXX — Love I — Maple Ridge — Lonely Men	Cassandra Blanchard	4	2019	$0.40 Add
From Chapter 14 From: My Indian View Breakwater Books	Footprints on the end	Mi'sel Joe	2	2021	$0.20 Add
From NEW! Comfort Language From: Tongues View Book*hug Press	Languages: French, English. On language, family, writing, and culture.	Téa Mutonji	9	2021	$0.90 Add
From Epilogue From: Before I Was a Critic I Was a Human Being View Book*hug Press	The author reflects on Canada’s multicultural myth, (some of) the efforts that have been made by activists and grassroots organizations to confront it in recent history and how she has had …	Amy Fung	14	2019	$1.40 Add
From Exchange Notes From: The Unpublished City View Book*hug Press	The Unpublished City was conceived to show the (Multipli)City of writers that call Toronto home; that the City of Toronto might hear the wonderful voices of the City’s own true imaginaries. …	Zoe Imani Sharpe	3	2018	$0.30 Add
From First Shakespeare Class, 9/11 From: The Unpublished City View Book*hug Press	A poem in which the narrator attends a class on Shakespeare and grapples with their feelings towards Islam.	Laboni Islam	2	2017	$0.20 Add
From Jassie From: English Lessons and Other Stories View Goose Lane Editions	Jassie	Shauna Singh Baldwin	7	2008	$0.70 Add
From Letter, July 1990: Conversations across borders From: Blank View Book*hug Press	-	M. NoubeSe Philip	10	2017	$1.00 Add
From Shut Up You’re Pretty From: Shut Up You're Pretty View Arsenal Pulp Press	The narrator describes living with a student named Patty and her relationship with an academic.	Téa Mutonji	20	2019	$2.00 Add
From Untitled From: My Conversations with Canadians View Book*hug Press	In this untitled essay the author discusses First Nations Literature around the world and its influence on the literature of settlers and Western society.	Lee Maracle	24	2017	$2.40 Add
Vision S: pihpihcew View Metonymy Press	-	Lindsay Nixon	3	2019	$0.30 Add
From Vision S: pihpihcew From: Nitisanak View Metonymy Press	-	Jas M. Morgan	3	2019	$0.30 Add
From Well Water From: In Our Own Aboriginal Voice 2 View Rebel Mountain Press	A short story about a boy from a rural community going hunting to prove himself to his community.	John Williams	4	2019	$0.40 Add
From When a Cow Saves Your Life, You Learn that Audre Lorde is Always Right From: Refuse View Book*hug Press	Dorothy Ellen Palmer builds on her writing on Facebook, Twitter, and her blog, and focuses on what due process means and on the labour issues — including Steven Galloway’s own rights …	Dorothy Ellen Palmer	8	2018	$0.80 Add
From Where I Belong From: In Our Own Aboriginal Voice View Rebel Mountain Press	A short story about a young Indigenous girl who wants to return to her past.	Natalia Auger Nybida	5	2016	$0.50 Add
From CanLit Hierarchy vs. the Rhizome From: Refuse View Book*hug Press	The hierarchical structures of literary culture are central to writer and professor Natalee Caple’s interview with writer Nikki Reimer.	Natalee Caple; Nikki Reimer	9	2018	$0.90 Add