Making Love with the Land (PB) Women Terra Nullius

Terra Nullius

This study of First Nations and military interaction makes a major contribution to Canadian history and the significance of Aboriginal Peoples and their territories during times of war and peace

Written by Kevin Qamaniq-Mason who grew up in Iglulik and Mary Qamaniq-Mason

Resonant with the Diné creation story and the unshakeable weight of the Long Walk—the forced removal of the Navajo from their land—Swim Home to the Vanished explores the human capacity for grief and redemption

Two essays focus on Ojibwe women: Others or Brothers

Making Love with the Land (PB) Women Terra NulliusThe much anticipated new work from the Giller longlisted and GG shortlisted author of Jonny Appleseed. A boundary and genre pushing mash up of memoir and fiction in the spirit of Tanya Tagaqs Split Tooth. Joshua Whitehead, a Two Spirit Ojibwe Cree (nhiyw) storyteller from Peguis First Nation (Treaty 1), is one of the most exciting and important younger writers on Turtle Island today, not only within the Indigenous community, butas his award winning