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UPCOMING
EVENTS
03/05/10
Nitin Deckha (Shopping
for Sabzi)
Reading at York University for the
Canadian Writers in Person Series
Writer
Nitin Deckha will be at York
University on Tuesday, March 9 at 6
PM.
link
02/18/10
Montreal and Toronto Book
Launches for Ehab Lotayef's
To Love a
Palestinian Woman
Ehab will be reading in
Montreal at the Librairie
Paragraphe Bookstore on April 8,
2010 at 6:30 PM, and in Toronto at the Beit Zatoun
House on April 16, 2010 at 6 PM,
with
musical
performances by Maryem
and Ernie Tollar. All events are
free.
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RECENT NEWS & MEDIA
03/08/10
Review of
In a
Boston Night by
Sasenarine Persaud in News India
Times
link
02/26/10
"Ten
Questions" with
Shaista
Justin on Open Book
Toronto
link
02/09/10
Arrival of
the Snake- Woman
Reviewed by JC Peters on Maple Tree
Literary Supplement
link
02/09/10
Nitin Deckha in India,
Reads and Discusses
Shopping
for Sabzi
at the India International Centre
link
01/27/10
Once Upon a Time in Bollywood
Reviewed by Rozena Maart in Herizons Magazine
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Arrival
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Snake-Woman |
Of
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and Hijab |
Nuff
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Olive
Senior |
Sheema
Khan |
Michelle Muir |
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essays,
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poetry,
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Enough
to be
Mortal Now |
The
Tanganyika Way |
Wilting
Laughter |
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Rienzi
Crusz |
Sophia
Mustafa |
ed. C.
Kanaganayakam |
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poetry,
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history,
$26.06
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poetry,
$28.95 CAD |
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Her
Mother's
Ashes 3 |
Winter, the
Unwelcome Visitor |
To
Love a Palestinian Woman |
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Nurjehan Aziz |
Shaista
Justin |
Ehab Lotayef |
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anthology,
$22.46 CAD |
poetry,
$15.26 CAD |
poetry, $17.95 CAD |
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Notable Non-Fiction
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Belonging and
Banishment: Being Muslim in Canada
ed. Natasha Bahkt, $25.95 CAD
A variety of Canadian voices come together to explore some of
the vital issues facing Muslims in Canada. Who, indeed, is a
Canadian Muslim? |
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Once Upon a Time
in Bollywood: The Global Swing in Hindi Cinema, ed. Gurbir
Jolly, Zenia Wadhwani, & Deborah Barretto, $25.95 CAD
Wide-ranging essays on globalization and contemporary Hindi
cinema. |
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The Texture of
Identity: The Fiction of MG Vassanji, Neil Bissondath, and
Rohinton Mistry, by Martin Genetsh, $25.95
CAD
Examines globalization through three major Canadian writers of
South Asian origin born in three different parts of the world. |
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Notable Fiction
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The Strike, Anand
Mahadevan, $18.95 CAD
Twelve-year-old Hari tries to make sense of his tumultuous and
complex world in 1980s India.
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The Palm Leaf Fan
and Other Stories, Kwai-yun Li, $18.95 CAD
Kwai-yun Li's collection of short linked stories expose
us to the sights, sounds, and smells of a marginalized community
of Hakka-Chinese in postcolonial Calcutta. |
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Shopping for Sabzi,
Nitin Deckha, $20.95 CAD
Deckha's stories interweaves themes of ambition and
identity into the lives of its brash, young, and successful
Indo-Canadian and Indo-American characters. |
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Notable Poetry
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In a Boston Night,
Sasenarine Persaud, $16.95 CAD
Persaud's reflections about places, events, and histories: a
conflict between Anglo- and Franco-Canadians at a Brookline art
exhibition; Georgetown and Mumbai; Tampa and Toronto. This is a
fine collection of poetry. |
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Caribbean Blues &
Love's Genealogy, Dannabang Kuwabong, $16.95 CAD
From the poet's love for the Caribbean to lovers in the
city of Hamilton, Ontario---Kuwabong examines love made tricky
by the extreme challenges of the mundane. |
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Wearing Glasses of
Water, Irene Marques,
$16.95 CAD
“‘Wearing glasses
of water’ . . . refers to suffering and the very act of crying."
---Irene Marques |
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