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The Recklessness of Love

By Al  Hunter

Al Hunter gives us a hundred voices with one spirit. In his poems he's a lonely heart, a frozen Northerner, a dirty-talking dreamer, he's Bob Dylan, and he's a Rez Dog---Heid E. Erdrich, author of National Monuments and The Mother's Tongue

The Recklessness of Love, the latest book of poetry from Al Hunter is a collection of beautifully crafted poems that are at times erotic, brooding and world-weary. There is edginess, passion, and, at times, desperation to these poems. Some are irreverent, some dreamlike, some filled with a mixture of sex and spirituality and in others pop icons appear. Hunter brilliantly conveys the frustration, surrender, longing, pain and loving that go with being human.

ISBN: 978-0-9784998-1-5(paper)
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$16.00
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The Colour of Dried Bones

By Lesley  Belleau

The Colour of Dried Bones is a collection of intertwined short stories. Together, they show the life of a young Ojibway woman as she struggles to find her place in society, within her relationships, and within her own body. In her exploration of different moments in her life, loves, friendships, hardships and motherhood, she also explores her relationships with her family, her people, and the people around her. Through observation and intense seeking, she breaks through her confusion and eventually, finds a voice that is her own-even if she does not yet recognize it. Ultimately, she discovers that she must look within herself to determine her outcome. That only by travelling homeward, to her roots at her reserve, can she find the path that leads to healing and rest.

ISBN: (paper)
ISBN: 978-0-9784998-0-8

$15.00
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Kynship -- The Way of Thorn & Thunder -- Book One

By Daniel Heath  Justice

"I recommend it to readers who like their good and evil well defined but human enough to entertain... unexpected connections between characters, handy glossary and many other details and touches contribute to the story's richness and originality." Lynda Williams, Author, "The Courtesan Prince"

ISBN: 9780973139662(paper)
ISBN: 0973139668

$12.95
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Wyrwood -- The Way of Thorn & Thunder -- Book Two

By Daniel Heath  Justice

"What a treasure for anyone looking for heroes and adventure in a series based on Aboriginal philosophy and wisdom" - Richard Van Camp, Author, Angel Wing Splash Pattern

ISBN: 9780973139679(paper)
ISBN: 0973139676

$12.95
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Dreyd -- The Way of Thorn and Thunder -- Book Three

By Daniel Heath  Justice

The Eternity Tree has fallen, and with it falls Sheynadwiin. The forces of Eromar ravage the Everland, and the skies are filled with the smoke and ashes of the burning forests. Those Folk who do not escape into the far mountains and hidden valleys are driven into the broken westlands of Humanity, where Dreydmaster Vald reveals the full vision of his grand ambition, one that will annihilate even the memory of the Kyn and their kind. Never since the Melding have they faced such danger. Will their roots hold fast, or will they be lost upon the storm? Can they find a safe mid- dle path on this way of thorn and thunder? Daniel Heath Justice wraps up his critically acclaimed trilogy, The Way of Thorn and Thunder with Dreyd.

ISBN: 9780973139655(paper)
ISBN: 097313965X

$12.95
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That Tongued Belonging

By Marilyn  Dumont

That Tongued Belonging, the newest book from award-winning Métis poet Marilyn Dumont, is a collection of poems which search for acceptance in language, culture, love and geographical land- scapes. These poems celebrate the humour and tenacity of Aboriginal women, lament the death of a mother and recall the degradation of Aboriginal women, while challenging accepted ideas of love, age and femininity.

ISBN: 9780973139693(paper)
ISBN: 0973139692

$15.00
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Seven Deer Dancing

By Rolland  Nadjiwon

"...Working in the spirit of artists such as Norval Morrisseau, Nadjiwon's voice is unique and masterful, touching sounds into drum songs emerging from the centre of an ancient sacred fire. Read and listen, you will be transformed." -Karl Jirgens, Editor, Rampike

ISBN: 9780973139686(paper)
ISBN: 0973139684

$12.95
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Steepy Mountain

Love Poetry by Joanne Arnott

By Joanne  Arnott

“Natohta, listen. A woman is coming down from the mountain bearing a basket of poems, love songs for her nicîmos, her sweetheart who has moved from shadows into the light. natohta, listen. A women is coming down from the mountain, sacred in her bones. â-haw, she is singing from the marrow, from her woman heart.” - Gregory Scofield

ISBN: 9780973139631(paper)
ISBN: 0973139633

$15.00
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The Glass Lodge

By John  McDonald

"A compelling first book of poetry by young Mistawasis Cree writer John MacDonald, The Glass Lodge is fearless in its descriptions of the often harsh realities of life for a young Aboriginal man. The poetry is honest, frank, passionate, and energetic. From sex, drugs, and rock and roll, to love won and lost the poems range from heartfelt laments, to love poems, to joyful songs of praise. Dealing with life on the streets, drug and alcohol addiction, racism, gangbanging, young love, and identity, The Glass Lodge is a celebration of overcoming despair, finding one's voice, surviving, and ultimately, discovering one's place in the world" The Glass Lodge transcends all the clichés of the angst- ridden Urban Indian. Mc Donald's verse is a brilliant fusion of the brutality and hope that isinherent in the Aboriginal experience.I have never read poetry that soclosely resembled my own experience as a First Nations man. Darrell Dennis, Writer 'Tales of an Urban Indian', 'Moccasin Flats'

ISBN: 9780973139648(paper)
ISBN: 0973139641

$9.95
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Angel Wing Splash Pattern

By Richard  Van Camp

Angel Wing Splash Pattern also explores the healing going on in Indian country. There is pain in these stories and there is loss. There is death, but there is also rebirth, and there is always the search from each of the narrators for personal truth. Readers will recognize Larry Sole from The Lesser Blessed in his story "How I Saved Christmas", but there are new voices here, new secrets, from new characters in communities across the north and the south, yet they are all linked by themes of hope, the spirit of friendship, and hunger.

ISBN: 9780973139600(paper)
ISBN: 0973139609

$17.95
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Without Reservation

Indigenous Erotica

By Kateri  Akiwenzie-Damm

Edited By Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm Co-Published with Huia Publishers, New Zealand “This anthology is a great read in the warmth of the sun, encouraging trickles of sweat to flow and your mind to overdose on the intimacies and loving we yearn for It i

The writing in the anthology is overwhelmingly contemporary, although some stories and poems are based on old tales. Ipellie,an Inuit writer based in Ottawa, is one such spinner of tales, including Summit with Sedna, the Mother of Sea Beasts, a story about the coupling of an Inuit shaman and he mythological underwater creature calle dSedna. Other stories are thoroughly modern, including Year of the Dog, a hilarious and ribald tale about some porno addicts in the contemporary Northwest Territories. The really hot stuff, however, tends to be found in poems.

ISBN: 9780973139624(paper)
ISBN: 0973139625

$24.50
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Skins: Contemporary Indigenous Writings

By Josie  Douglas

SKINS features a wide range of Indigenous cultures and artistic traditions from Canada, the United States, Australia and Aotearoa-New Zealand.

ISBN: 9780969712060 Soft Cover(paper)
ISBN: 0969712065

$24.95
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Spirit Horses

By Al  Hunter

“Al Hunter’s poems are healing songs for the earth and the human spirit. For the sake of the moon, for the sake of our hearts, I am glad he is writing.” Louise Erdrich

ISBN: 9780969712084(paper)
ISBN: 0969712081

$15.95
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Honour Earth Mother

By Basil  Johnson

"Basil Johnston writes of the real world at a atime when reality seems to be disappearing from our vision. He knows what his ancestors have always known, that the only way to live on earth is to be a part of it. His new book is a remarkable examination of the connection of human beings to the Earth Mother. I heartily recommend it." Farley Mowat.

ISBN: 9780973139617(paper)
ISBN: 0973139617

$19.00
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The Long Dance

By David A  Groulx

"I am delighted with the polemical irreverence David Groulx brings to some of his poetry. He has a keen sense of the contradictions that being native means in a nation that still distrusts and discounts his cultural/historical existence." Marilyn Dumont

ISBN: 9780969712053(paper)
ISBN: 0969712057

$14.95
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My Heart is a Stray Bullet

2nd Edition

By Kateri  Akiwenzie-Damm

"Damm's cries for belonging seem to touch chords for all humankind in the late 20th century." The Ottawa Citizen

ISBN: 9780969712091(paper)
ISBN: 096971209X

$14.95
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Looking Into the Eyes of My Forgotten Dreams

By Joseph A  Dandurand

..With subjects such as suicide, small pox, sexual abuse, alcoholism, and the nature of residential school life; this is not poetry for the faint of heart. It is a testament to a lost and alienated culture.

ISBN: 9780969712046(paper)
ISBN: 0-9697120-4-9

$14.95
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