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Tag: cultural critique

‘Think of the book as a river’

“The lines are tough and full of bones, like dried salmon, but respond well to chewing”: epic in size and scope, a posthumous volume grapples with literary and cultural inheritance, as well as the desecrations of BC’s colonial-capitalist history. —Harold Rhenisch reviews Recarving the Chrysoprase Bowl (The Book of Gates, Vol. 1), by Tom McGauley (Afterword by Luke Franklin) (Moncton: Galleon Books, 2025) $29.99 / 9781998122080

Arboreal citizens & a sad cog

“Derksen has the gift of being able to embrace the language of institutions and structures—with their cold terms and semantics—into modes, sometimes personal, sometimes societal comment, that draw engagement, critique, and are accessible.” —Steven Ross Smith reviews Future Works, by Jeff Derksen (Vancouver: Talonbooks, 2025) $18.95 / 9781772016284

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