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White Supremacy in the Bush
The racist attitude prevails in Canada that we cannot judge the writers of the past by the standards of today.

By Leanne Betasamosake Simpson

ANOT. 2.01
“Undercovers operate in the blind zone of their own consciousness.”

By Kaie Kellough


Curb(side Delivery for) Your Literary Cravings:

We're keeping a running list of independent bookstores delivering to homes across Canada.

Here are this week's highlights:

Shelf Life (Calgary, AB)

Volume One Bookstore (Duncan, BC)

McNally Robinson (Winnipeg, MB)

Flying Books (Toronto, ON)

For more bookstores offering free or discounted delivery, visit our website.


Guanacaste Journal
Where in our bodies should we carry the grief of others?

By Evelyn Lau

Letter to Berton from the Lift Lock at Peterborough, ON

“We all know that history amounts / to the collective will of those with the strength / to move waterways and name bits of creation / for themselves.”

By D.A. Lockhart


Stay Home & Stay Sharp

Poets, novelists and academics are crossing the distance with an assortment of online readings and talks.

Stay home, stay informed and stay connected with this week's virtual events:

"Making Believe" and "Makhno and Memory"
by Magdalene Redekop and Sean Patterson
June 04, 6:00pm.

An African Canadian Response to the Pandemic and International Uprisings
with special guests and moderated by Dr. Valerie Mason-John
June 07, 9:00am

The Ballad of C.D. Hoy on the Polygon Podcast
with Faith Moosang
Available online

Have we missed an event? Let us know on Facebook, Twitter with #StaySharpStayHome or via email at geist@geist.com.



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