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The Fun Times Brigade by Lindsay Zier-Vogel
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No One Knows Us There by Jessica Bebenek
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elseship: an unrequited affair by Tree Abraham
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I Remember Lights by Ben Ladouceur
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Re: Wild Her by Shannon Webb-Campbell
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You Crushed It by Jean-Philippe Baril Guérard, translated by Neil Smith
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Barbara by Joni Murphy
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Holy Winter by Maria Stepanova, translated by Sasha Dugdale
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Back Where I Came From: On Culture, Identity, and Home, edited by Taslim Jaffer and Omar Mouallem
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Inside Every Dream, a Raging Sea by Liz Worth
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Toxemia by Christine McNair
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Dry Your Tears to Perfect Your Aim by Jacob Wren
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No Credit River by Zoe Whittall
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Sugaring Off by Fanny Britt, Translated by Susan Ouriou
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Caesaria by Hanna Nordenhök, translated by Saskia Vogel

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Go/No-Go: A Journey Into the Research and Treatment of Mental Health Disorders by Marianne Apostolides
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women & roosters by Fenn Stewart
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Soundtrack: A Lyric Memoir by Michael V. Smith
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The Last of Its Kind by Sibylle Grimbert, translated by Aleshia Jensen
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Starry Starry Night by Shani Mootoo
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A Fast Horse Never Brings Good News by Cary Fagan
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Reckless by Andrea MacPherson
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Worldly Girls: A Memoir by Tamara Jong

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Book*hug Press and Visual Arts News present the Halifax launch of Re: Wild Her by Shannon Webb-Campbell. Happening in conjunction with the launch of the latest issue of Visual Arts News. […]

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