Who Says April is the Cruelest?

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Amanda Merpaw

Amanda Merpaw lives, writes, and teaches in Toronto. She holds an MA in English from Ryerson University. Her poems have appeared in Room. She is currently reading Mary Oliver’s Upstream and Leanne Betasamosake Simpson’s This Accident of Being Lost.

Independent publisher Baraka Books's article page advertisement promoting "At Any Cost: Trudeau, Québec and His Will to Dominate" by Guy Bouthillier and "Missy Whynaught" by Elizabeth Ball. The Bouthillier title is accompanied by three blurbs "Captivating from start to finish," "Dynamic & Revealing," and "A Figure of Endless Fascination" while the Ball title's accompanying blurbs read "Hilarious, heartbreaking, haunting," "Taboo-defying storylines," and "Chaos-filled journeys into drama & humour."

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