First Nations

How to Be Here by Alison Calder
  • Man Facing West by Don Gayton
  • Goodlands: A Meditation and History on the Great Plains by Frances W. Kaye
Review Canadian Studies Cultural Geography Cultural Studies Essays First Nations Landscape/Space Prairie Writing

Not Just for Children by Dee Horne
  • The Caribou Feed Our Soul by Pete Enzoe, Mindy Willett and Tessa Macintosh
  • Tales from the Tundra: A Collection of Inuit Stories by Ibi Kaslik, Louise Flaherty and Anthony Brennan
  • Fox on the Ice / Maageesees Maskwameek Kaapit by Tomson Highway and Brian Deines
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Living in a Learning Way by Sylvie Vranckx
  • One Story, One Song by Richard Wagamese
  • News by Drew Hayden Taylor
Review First Nations Journalism Life Writing Memory & Identity Native Studies Trauma Twenty-First Century

The Dark Side of Progress by Renate Eigenbrod
  • Indian Horse by Richard Wagamese
  • Progress: A Novel by Michael V. Smith
Review Canadian Studies Comparative Cultural Studies First Nations

Dreams and Inspirations by Renate Eigenbrod
  • Runaway Dreams by Richard Wagamese
  • The Next Sure Thing by Richard Wagamese
  • Louis: The Heretic Poems by Gregory Scofield
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Diaspora and Indigeneity by Paul Lai
  • Cultural Grammars of Nation, Diaspora, and Indigeneity in Canada by Christine Kim, Melina Baum Singer and Sophie McCall
Review Anthologies Canadian Studies Comparative Cultural Studies First Nations Globalization Native Studies Transnationalism

Haunted Histories, Storied Selves by Erin Wunker
  • The Obituary by Gail Scott
  • Girl Unwrapped by Gabriella Goliger
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Envisioning Resurgence by Dory Nason
  • The Edward Curtis Project: A Modern Picture Story by Rita Leistner and Marie Clements
  • In the Belly of a Laughing God: Humour and Irony in Native Women’s Poetry by Jennifer Andrews
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“A Book that All Canadians Should Be Proud to Read”: Canada Reads and Joseph Boyden’s Three Day Road by Anouk Lang
Article Canadian Studies Cultural Studies First Nations French Writing Historiography Nationalism Postcolonialism Twentieth Century World War I
nêhiyawaskiy (Cree Land) and Canada: Location, Language, and Borders in Tomson Highway’s Kiss of the Fur Queen by Angela Van Essen
Article Canadian Studies First Nations Landscape/Space Language/Linguistics Native Studies