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The Treaties

Ottawa negotiated in bad faith

Heather Menzies

Making a Scene

Experimental film is ready for its close-up

Keith Garebian

A More Sentimental Man

Michael Ondaatje’s late style

Moez Surani
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Drew Hayden Taylor

Drew Hayden Taylor is the author of 14 books, currently living in Toronto. His most recent book, Funny, You Don’t Look Like One: Observations of a Blue-Eyed Ojibway, was recently published by Theytus Press.

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Drew Hayden Taylor

Old-Fashioned Fusion Fiction

A First Nations writer blends novelistic and storytelling techniques December 2004
Gerry William is a well-respected Okanagan writer of tales. His last book, The Black Ship, was one of the first forays into science fiction by a First Nations writer. In The Woman in the Trees William returns to his roots as a transmitter of Okanagan (the people, not the valley or lake)…