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In celebration and recognition of Indigenous History Month in Canada, McClelland & Stewart is giving away a book bundle that includes four incredible new books written by critically acclaimed Indigenous authors. Shaping a new literary landscape, these talented voices will both engage and challenge you. Catch a brief glimpse of these titles below.
Wînipêk
by Niigaan Sinclair
From one of this country’s most influential thinkers on the pressing issues impacting Indigenous peoples in Canada, Winipek is a groundbreaking debut collection of stories, observations and thoughts about Winnipeg — the place Niigaan Sinclair calls “ground zero” of Canada’s future.
Prairie Edge
By Conor Kerr
The Giller Prize-longlisted author of Avenue of Champions returns with a frenetic, propulsive crime thriller that doubles as a sharp critique of modern activism and challenges readers to consider what “Land Back” might really look like. In Prairie Edge, Métis author Conor Kerr presents an eclectic narrative that is at once a gripping, darkly funny caper, and a raw reckoning with the wounds that persist across generations.
Last Woman
By Carleigh Baker
From one of the country’s most celebrated new writers, Last Woman is a blistering collection of short fiction that is bracingly relevant, playfully irreverent and absolutely unforgettable. With equal parts compassion and critique, Carleigh Baker brings her clear-eyed attention to bear on our world, and the results are hilarious, heartbreaking and startling in their freshness.
Wandering Stars
By Tommy Orange
Wandering Stars is a multi-generational story about violence and recovery, memory and identity, and the beauty and despair woven into the history of a nation and its people. The eagerly awaited followup to the breakout bestseller There There from Pulitzer Prize finalist Tommy Orange, Wandering Stars is its own standalone read — a shattering and wondrous novel, tracing Indigenous legacies from past to future.
One lucky Tyee reader will win a copy of all four books. Enter to win below.
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