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University of Regina Press Fall 2020
PUBLISHER’S LET TER NEW RELE ASE
Dear Readers, Whether examining the Horse), the historical and ongoing CONCRETE
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remarkable life of Saskatchewan’s impact of human ingenuity
From Ancient Origins to a Problematic Future
ow more than ever, it first female Lieutenant Governor (Concrete), and a consideration
would seem, change (A Radiant Life), witnessing of life in the Anthropocene by Mary Soderstrom
is constant. Climate the story of a residential school (A Book of Ecological Virtues)
change, political change, survivor’s post-settlement path remind us all of our relationships
It’s all around us, as ubiquitous as air—concrete. Soderstrom
cultural change—every day, the toward healing (Genocidal Love), with the environment that
traces the history and impact of this world-changing material.
news surprises, shocks, upsets, or reexamining the troubling and supports our lives.
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inspires us. Change is something unsolved disappearance of two
that we all experience, all the Indigenous activists (Cold Case We hope you are as engaged with magine what the world would be like without concrete: there’d be
time, often at breakneck speed. North), or absorbing the World these books as we are, as we, no high-rises, no grand irrigation projects, no lettuce from southern
War I history of a 17-year-old like you, navigate change in our climes in the winter, no multi-lane highways crisscrossing continents,
Books help us deal with that soldier (Burden), the personal worlds and on a global scale, while a shortage of electricity, more mud in some places, more solitude in
change. They teach us things we histories being published this year looking forward to the future. others. But because of the fossil fuels and other resources required to
didn’t know. They inspire new often reframe the past we think make concrete, there also would be less CO2 in the atmosphere and less
ideas. They help us to view the we know. Multiple perspectives dramatic climate change.
world from another’s perspective. on genocidal histories encourage
They encourage us to learn consideration of human rights in 52995 In Concrete: From Ancient Origins to a Problematic Future, Soderstrom
from our past. This season, the the future (After the Holocaust). Kristine Luecker, Director, tells the story of concrete’s glorious past, extravagant present, and
University of Regina Press is And the wisdom of some of University of Regina Press 9 780889 777804 uncertain future with careful research, lively anecdotes, and thoughtful
pleased to present a list that the earliest ecologists and reflection. The framework for this exploration is one the Romans—
provides opportunities for all. environmentalists (Beaver, Bison, $28.95 PB / $89.00 (S) HC
famous for concrete structures that are still strong—would understand:
OCTOBER 2020 the four elements of Earth, Fire, Water, and Air.
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CONTACT US University of Regina Press
University of Regina
Examination and
Review Copies
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY / INDEX
CATEGORIES: ENVIRONMENT /
place makes this a fresh and compelling read.” —Heather N.
HISTORY / ARCHITECTURE Nicol, author of The Fence and the Bridge
3737 Wascana Parkway In Canada, requests for examination
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, s4s 0a2 copies or review copies should be sent “Original, wide-ranging, and insightful.” —Ken McGoogan,
to uofrpress@uregina.ca. In the United author of Flight of the Highlanders
TEL: 306.585.4758 States, policy and information on how ALSO BY THIS AUTHOR
FAX: 306.585.4699 to order a desk or digital examination MARY SODERSTROM is the author of numerous books, including
EMAIL: uofrpress@ uregina.ca copy can be found at nyupress.org. Frenemy Nations: Love and Hate Between Neighbo(u)ring States, Road
WWW.uofrpress.ca Locate the Resources section and click Through Time: The Story of Humanity on the Move, and Desire Lines:
OFFICE LOCATED AT: For Educators. http://nyupress.org/ Stories of Love and Geography. She lives in Montréal.
160–2 Research Drive, Regina, SK resources/for-educators/.
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Media and Publicity
Requests • Includes appendix of online resources for 20 iconic concrete
Melissa Shirley constructions from 23 BCE to present day
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EMAIL: Melissa.Shirley@uregina.ca
University of Regina Press acknowledges the support of the Canada Council for the Arts for our publishing program. We acknowledge
the financial support of the Government of Canada. / Nous reconnaissons l’appui financier du gouvernement du Canada.
Our publishing activities are also supported by Creative Saskatchewan. We also acknowledge the support of the University of Regina.
ROAD THROUGH TIME
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COLD CASE NORTH A RADIANT LIFE
The Search for James Brady and Absolom Halkett The Honourable Sylvia Fedoruk
by Michael Nest, with Deanna Reder and Eric Bell Scientist, Sports Icon, and Stateswoman
by Merle Massie
A small team uncovers new evidence and exposes police failure
in one of the North’s most enduring missing persons cases. The remarkable life and career of a Canadian heroine—
encompassing some of the most important scientific, athletic,
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and public transformations of the twentieth century.
issing persons. Double murder? Métis leader James Brady
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was one of the most famous Indigenous activists in Canada.
A communist, strategist, and bibliophile, he led Métis and ward-winning author Merle Massie brings to the page the life
First Nations to rebel against government and church and career of Sylvia Fedoruk (1927–2012), which encompassed
oppression. Brady’s success made politicians and clergy fear him; he had some of the most ground-breaking scientific, athletic, and
enemies everywhere. In 1967, while prospecting in Saskatchewan with public transformations of the twentieth century. A pioneer in
Cree Band Councillor and fellow activist, Absolom Halkett, both men leading-edge cancer research, primarily in the field of nuclear medicine,
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vanished from their remote lakeside camp. For 50 years rumours swirled 52995 she was the first woman to join the Atomic Energy Board of Canada.
of secret mining interests, political intrigue, and murder. Cold Case Sylvia was an outstanding athlete, competing at an elite level in women’s
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North is the story of how a small team, with the help of the Indigenous 9 780889 777330 softball and curling. Elected as the first woman chancellor of the Uni-
$24.95 PB / $89.00 HC community, exposed police failure in the original investigation, versity of Saskatchewan, she went on to be the first woman to serve as
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discovered new clues and testimony, and gathered the pieces of the $34.95 PB / $89.00 (S) HC
Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, coaching two premiers through
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North’s most enduring missing persons puzzle. AUGUST 2020 potential legislative and constitutional crises. With support from the
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University, the provincial government, and the media, she withstood a
5 x 7 / 272 PAGES “Like too many cases involving missing and murdered major outing controversy, revealing a particular provincial touchpoint
16 B&W PHOTOS / 4 MAPS / INDEX Indigenous people, authorities failed to ensure that Brady and 6 x 9 / 320 PAGES
around issues of homosexuality, artistic activism, and power dynamics in
CATEGORIES: INDIGENOUS / Halkett’s deaths were properly investigated. This book helps PREFACE / 45 B&W PHOTOS / NOTES ON
ARCHIVAL SOURCES / ENDNOTES / INDEX the midst of the AIDS crisis of the 1990s.
TRUE CRIME / SOCIAL JUSTICE get to the bottom of the fate of these two men, and demon-
CATEGORIES: BIOGRAPHY /
strates why investigators should never dismiss the knowledge GENDER HISTORY / WOMEN IN SCIENCE Known for a warm but no-nonsense style, Sylvia Fedoruk built a legacy
of Indigenous Peoples.” —Darren Prefontaine, author of which drew Saskatchewan’s north into the provincial consciousness,
ALSO OF INTEREST Gabriel Dumont advocated for equal education for all, pushed for support for women in
ALSO OF INTEREST
science, technology, engineering, and math, and worked tirelessly as the
MICHAEL NEST is a freelance researcher and award-winning author University of Saskatchewan and the province’s most vocal cheerleader.
whose work focuses on mining and corruption. Michael lives in
Montréal. MERLE MASSIE is a historian and award-winning author of Forest
Prairie Edge, raised in Saskatchewan’s forest fringe and trained at the
DEANNA REDER is a Cree-Métis literary critic and Associate Professor University of Saskatchewan. She now lives on the prairies, farming with
in English and First Nations Studies at Simon Fraser University. her husband and writing Saskatchewan stories.
Deanna lives in Vancouver.
FAST FACTS
CRY WOLF ERIC BELL is a member of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band and the owner
$16.95 · 9780889777385 THE PRAIRIE POPULIST
of La Ronge Emergency Medical Services. Eric lives in La Ronge, SK. $34.95 · 9780889775459 • First biography of Sylvia Fedoruk
FAST FACTS
• True Crime that puts Indigenous perspectives and research at the
forefront of the investigation
• Jim Brady is one of Canada’s most famous Indigenous activists. His
disappearance has been an enduring mystery about which media has
repeatedly speculated for 50 years.
• Continues to expose injustice in the handling of murdered and missing
Indigenous people in Canada
FIERY JOE
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A BOOK OF ECOLOGICAL VIRTUES BEAVER, BISON, HORSE
Living Well in the Anthropocene The Traditional Knowledge and Ecology
edited by Heesoon Bai, David Chang, and Charles Scott of the Northern Great Plains
by R. Grace Morgan
foreword by James Daschuk, afterword by Cristina Eisenberg
What does living well look like in the Anthropocene?
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Indigenous Peoples of the North American Plains were ecologists of
espite our brief tenure on planet Earth,we have reached an
the highest order. And then the horse came and changed everything.
epoch—the Anthropocene—that is characterized by our spe-
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cies’ uncanny ability to spoil our own nest. In the face of this
somber reality of ecological degradation, The Book of Ecologi- eaver, Bison, Horse is an interdisciplinary account of the ecologi-
cal Virtues asks the all-important question, “What does living well look cal relationships the Indigenous nations of the Plains had to the
like in the Anthropocene?” It is vitally important that we turn towards beaver, bison, horse, and their habitat prior to contact. Morgan’s
the cultivation of ecovirtues, a new set of values by which to live, if there research shows an ecological understanding that sustained Indig-
is to be hope for us and other species to continue. These essays inspire enous Peoples for thousands of years. with critical information on how the
53695 readers not just to ponder but to embody and live the ideals of these 52995 beaver manage water systems and protect communities from drought in
timeless ecological virtues. the Northern Great Plains.
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“A significant contribution to eco-philosophy, and to our Morgan’s work is a game-changer. For the first time in print, her impor-
$39.95 (S) PB / $89.00 (S) HC collective discourse on the human-nature relationship.” tant research now appears with a foreword by James Daschuk, bestselling
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OCTOBER 2020 —Laura Sewall, author of Sight and Sensibility: The and award-winning author of Clearing the Plains, and an afterword by
NOVEMBER 2020
PB 9780889777569 / PDF 9780889777583 / Ecopsychology of Perception Cristina Eisenberg, author of The Carnivore Way and The Wolf ’s Tooth.
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6 x 9 / 304 PAGES HEESOON BAI is Professor in Philosophy of Education in the Faculty of 6 x 9 / 292 PAGES
“An important book. The detail on beaver habitat manipulation . . .
21 CONTRIBUTORS / 8 B&W PHOTOS / Education at Simon Fraser University. She teaches and researches in: LIST OF FIGURES / MAPS / PHOTOS /
is rich and nuanced and cannot be found elsewhere.”
END-OF-CHAPTER NOTES / INDEX
epistemology and education, ethics and moral education, Foundations REFERENCES / INDEX / APPENDIX OF A —Norman Henderson, author of Rediscovering the Great Plains
CATEGORIES: PHILOSOPHY / PREVIOUSLY UNPUBLISHED ARTICLE
ENVIRONMENT / ANTHROPOCENE of education, and contemplative approaches to education. She lives in
CATEGORIES: INDIGENOUS STUDIES /
Vancouver. ECOLOGY / CONSERVATION “Takes archaeological interpretations beyond basic descriptions
of past technologies and foodways to considerations of how
DAVID CHANG is a teacher educator, and PhD candidate in the Faculty Indigenous plains peoples interacted with and maintained their
CONTRIBUTORS
of Education at Simon Fraser University. He researches contempla- ALSO OF INTEREST lands—and why they occupied their lands as they did. Eisenberg’s
Tommy Akulukjuk (Pangnirtung, tive approaches to environmental education and lives in Vancouver. final chapter brings Morgan’s work into a contemporary context.”
Nunavut), Heesoon Bai —David Meyer, Professor Emeritus, Department of Archeology
(Vancouver), David Chang CHARLES SCOTT is Associate Professor of Education at City University and Anthropology, University of Saskatchewan
(Vancouver), Douglas E. Christie in Canada and an Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Education at
(Los Angeles), Paul Crowe Simon Fraser University. His scholarly areas of research and teaching R. GRACE MORGAN (1934–2016) was a life-long scholar and researcher.
(Vancouver), Nigora Erkaeva are contemplative inquiry in education; curriculum, pedagogy, and Trained in anthropology, Morgan brought a unique ecological under-
(Ypsilanti, Michigan), Thomas assessment; dialogue in education; and spirituality in education. standing to her field, studying the patterns of sustainability that marked
Falkenberg (Winnipeg), David
Charles Scott lives in Vancouver. Indigenous Plains First Nations’ relationships to beaver and bison
Greenwood (Thunder Bay),Mike CLEARING THE PLAINS
Hannis (Bath, UK), David W. $27.95 · 9780889776227
resources.
FAST FACTS
Jardine (Calgary), Peter H. Kahn,
Jr. (Seattle), Dr. Carl Leggo FAST FACTS
• Offers insights on how to deal with “climate grief”
(Vancouver), David Robert Loy
(Kamakura, Japan), Rebecca • Includes a broad range of perspectives, including Indigenous, Christian, • R. Grace Morgan’s research is some of the most-cited in this field
Martusewicz (Ypsilanti, Michigan), Taoist, Buddhist, and more • Critical information on how the beaver manage water systems and protect
Darcy Mathews (Victoria), • Includes the essay by Jan Zwicky that Annie Proulx recently deemed one communities from drought
Margaret McKee (Thunder Bay), of the key texts on climate change (The Guardian) • Includes never-before-published essay co-authored with Robert J.
Margaret McKeon (Vancouver), Hudson, “Dynamics of Fire and Grazing by Bison in Central Alberta”
Derek Rasmussen (Vancouver),
TOWARDS A PRAIRIE ATONEMENT
Charles Scott (Vancouver), Nancy $22.95 · 970889774544
J. Turner (Victoria), Jan Zwicky
(Quadra Island, BC)
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AFTER THE HOLOCAUST GENOCIDAL LOVE
Human Rights and Genocide Education in A Life After Residential School
the Approaching Post-Witness Era by Bevann Fox
edited by Charlotte Schallié, Helga Thorson, critical foreword by Dr. Michelle Coupal
and Andrea van Noord
A residential school survivor’s complicated
Collected voices make clear why Holocaust, genocide, and path toward healing and love.
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human rights education are more crucial than ever.
enocidal Love delves into the long-term effects of childhood
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fter the Holocaust brings together scholarship, activism, poetry, trauma on those who attended residential school and dem-
and personal narratives from some of the last living survivors onstrates the power of story to help in recovery and healing.
of the Holocaust to tackle the changing face of genocide and Presenting herself as “Myrtle,” Bevann Fox recounts her early
human rights education in the 21st century. The collected voices childhood filled with love and warmth on the First Nation reservation
draw on decades of research on the Holocaust and discuss how it can help with her grandparents. At the age of seven she was sent to residential
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us understand and educate about a range of human rights issues through- school, and her horrific experiences of abuse there left her without a voice,
53495 out history, and, in turn, that local histories of other human rights atroci- timid and nervous, never sure, never trusting, and always searching.
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ties can shed light on the way the Holocaust is represented and taught.
9 780889 777644 This is the story of Myrtle battling to recover her voice.
Advancing the dialogue between civic advocacy, public remembrance, $21.95 PB / $89.00 HC
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and research, the contributors of this edited collection discuss Holocaust SEPTEMBER 2020
This is the story of her courage and resilience throughout the arduous
OCTOBER 2020
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process required to make a claim for compensation for the abuse she
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another trauma at the hands of the colonial power.
6 x 9 / 320 PAGES sures—invaluable reflections that anchor this collection.” CATEGORIES: INDIGENOUS STUDIES /
WOMEN’S STUDIES / RECOVERY
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—David MacDonald, author of The Sleeping Giant Awakens: This is the story of one woman finally standing up to the painful truth
BIBLIOGRAPHY / INDEX Genocide, Indian Residential Schools, and the Challenge of of her past and moving beyond it for the sake of her children and
CATEGORIES: HOLOCAUST STUDIES / Conciliation grandchildren. In recounting her tumultuous life, Fox weaves truth and
GENOCIDE STUDIES /
HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION ALSO OF INTEREST
fiction together as a means of bringing clarity to the complex emotions
CHARLOTTE SCHALLIÉ is a professor of Germanic Studies at the
and situations she faced as she walked her path toward healing.
University of Victoria, Canada.
CONTRIBUTORS
BEVANN FOX is a member of Pasqua First Nation and lives in Regina.
HELGA THORSON is an associate professor in the Department of
Babafemi Akinrinade, A recipient of a YWCA Women of Distinction Award, Bevann is the
Germanic and Slavic Studies at the University of Victoria, Canada.
Darcy Buerkle, Elisheva founder, co-host, and community producer of Access TV’s “The Four.”
Gray, Peter Hudák, Klas- ANDREA VAN NOORD holds a Master of Letters in the Gothic
Göran Karlsson, Barbara FAST FACTS
Imagination from the University of Stirling, Scotland. She is a former
Kintaert, Richard Kool, Julius
Maslovat, Isa Milman, Murray sessional instructor in the Department of Germanic and Slavic Studies • Based on real events
Reiss, Charlotte Schallié, at the University of Victoria. She lives in Vancouver. • Documents the claim process against the church and government
IN MY OWN MOCCASINS
Bev Sellars, Phyllis Senese, $21.95 · 9780889777316 • A residential school story that focusses on the continuing struggle for
Jordan Stanger-Ross, John FAST FACTS
recovery throughout adulthood
C. Swanson, Helga Thorson,
Andrea van Noord, Robbie • Collection of some of the last remaining Holocaust eyewitness testimony
Waisman, Kenneth Waltzer, • Contains chapters on the Canadian context of antisemitism and the
Jonathan Webber, legacy of human rights abuses, including Indigenous Peoples in Canada
Maggie Ziegler and Japanese-Canadians
• Examines the ways that the Holocaust provided a template for thinking
through human rights legislation and memorialization on a global scale
after the Holocaust
• Contributes to the emerging field of genocide studies THE EDUCATION OF AUGIE MERASTY
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BURDEN ANIHSINAPEMOWIN / BEGINNING SAULTEAUX
by Douglas Burnet Smith by Lynn Cote and Margaret Cote
The story of a seventeen-year-old British soldier, Private Herbert An invaluable resource for the revitalization of
Burden, who was shot for desertion during World War I. the Anihsina-pe-mowin / Saulteaux language.
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urden is the story of a seventeen-year-old British soldier, nihšināpēmowin / Beginning Saulteaux is an introductory
Private Herbert Burden, who was shot for desertion during look at one of the most widely spoken of all North American
World War I. He was one of hundreds so executed. It is Indigenous languages, regionally known as Saulteaux, Ojibway,
now understood that many had committed no crime, but Ottawa (Odawa), Chippewa, and Algonquian.
were suffering from PTSD. Burden’s story is told in the voice of
Lance Corporal Reginald Smith, the author’s uncle. The author In an easy-to-use and easy-to-read series of lessons, designed for
discovered years later in a box of papers that his uncle, Lance Corporal self-study or for use in the classroom, Beginning Saulteaux will guide
Smith, had befriended Private Burden but then was ultimately beginners through the language’s grammatical structures and spelling
commanded to join in the firing squad that killed his friend. systems, as well as everyday terms and phrases. The book grounds the
language in both traditional and contemporary contexts, and sheds light
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This slim book reaches beyond standard indictments of war—it shows on the Saulteaux world view. For example, there is no word for good-bye
us that “terrifying,” “senseless,” “horrific” don’t go deep enough. To in the language, so upon parting people will usually say Kika-wāpamin
9 780889 777729 utter them, the eye must already be closing over. Smith’s account is an 9 780889 777514 mīnawā, meaning “I’ll see you again.”
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object lesson as to why poetry matters. It takes us to places even the $34.95 (S) COIL / $89.00 (S) HC
best journalism can’t reach. The third in our Indigenous Languages for Beginners series, Beginning
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Saulteaux is an invaluable resource produced in consultation with
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5.5 x 8.5 / 72 PAGES our commitment to revitalizing Indigenous languages.
CATEGORIES: CANADIAN LITERATURE /
“Smith’s style achieves the perfect balance of incisive 8.5 x 11 / 304 PAGES
POETRY / WWI narrative and lyric profusion . . .” —Robert Levine, praise GLOSSARY / EXERCISES FOR LYNN COTE is a faculty member with the Department of Indigenous
EACH LESSON / COIL BINDING /
SERIES: OSKANA POETRY & POETICS (#10) for Sister Prometheus CULTURALLY SPECIFIC COVER ART Languages, Arts and Cultures at First Nations University of
CATEGORIES: LANGUAGE / Canada, teaching the Saulteaux language, linguistics, and stories.
“Smith’s craft is consistently worthy of his subject . . .” INDIGENOUS STUDIES
She lives in Regina.
—Heather Spears, praise for The Killed SERIES: INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES
ABOUT THE SERIES FOR BEGINNERS (#3)
MARGARET COTE has had a distinguished career in education,
Publishing new and DOUGLAS BURNET SMITH is a GG Award–nominated author, and including many years at First Nations University of Canada.
established authors, Oskana Burden is his seventeenth book of poetry. He divides his time between
Poetry & Poetics offers both ABOUT THE SERIES She is the author of numerous publications, including Nēnapoh š
Atlantic Canada and Athens, Greece. He is currently Writer-in- Legends and children’s books aimed at preserving and teaching
contemporary poetry at its The language resources in the
Residence for the Antikythera Archeological Dive Project on the island the Saulteaux language. Margaret lives in Regina.
best and probing discussions of Indigenous Languages for
poetry’s cultural role. of Antikythera, Greece, and teaches in the English Department at St. Beginners series aim to help
Francis Xavier University in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. teachers and learners revitalize FAST FACTS
and document Indigenous
RECENT OSKANA TITLES FAST FACTS languages. All works are • Easy-to-use and easy-to-read series of lessons, designed for
produced in consultation with self-study or for use in the classroom
• Douglas Burnet Smith is an accomplished poet, previously nominated Elders, Language Keepers, and • Glossary of Saulteaux terms included
for the Governor General’s Award for Voices From a Farther Room community members. • Produced in consultation with Elders, Language Keepers,
• First-time poetic account of this WWI story of PTSD and community members
OTHER TITLES IN THE SERIES
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ANNOUNCING NEW IN PAPERBACK
NONE OF THE ABOVE IN MY OWN MOCCASINS
Nonreligious Identity in the US and Canada A Memoir of Resilience
by Joel Thiessen and Sarah Wilkins-Laflamme by Helen Knott
foreword by Eden Robinson
Explores the growing divide between religious and
nonreligious populations in Canada and the US “An incredibly forceful and moving book, the
embodiment of what it means to reconcile, both with
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oneself and with others.” —Quill & Quire
lmost a quarter of American and Canadian adults are
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nonreligious, while teens and young adults are even less likely
to identify religiously. Who are the religious nones? Why, and s a young Indigenous woman working through intergeneration-
where, is this population growing? al trauma, Helen Knott must learn where she came from and
where she is going. A harrowing and powerful memoir, In My
While there has been increased attention on secularism in both Europe Own Moccasins gives an honest portrayal of how Knott healed
and the United States, little work to date has focused on Canada. Joel the deep wounds inflicted by sexual violence.
Thiessen and Sarah Wilkins-Laflamme turn to survey and interview
ISBN 9780889777316
data to explore how a nonreligious identity impacts a variety of 51995 “A strong, gentle voice removing the colonial blanket and
aspects of daily life in the US and Canada in sometimes similar and exposing truth.” —Maria Campbell, author of Halfbreed
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political trends. With numbers of nonreligious people even higher in “An intelligent, courageous, emotionally searing account.”
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APRIL 2020 foreshadow what will happen in the US. MARCH 2020
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None of the Above asserts that a growing divide between religious and
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nonreligious populations could engender a greater distance in moral 4.72 x 7.48 / 304 PAGES “Helen Knott speaks truth to the experience of Indigenous
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and political values and behaviors. At once provocative and insightful, CATEGORIES: MEMOIR / INDIGENOUS STUDIES / women living through the violence of colonized spaces, and
APPENDICES / BIBLIOGRAPHY / INDEX WOMEN’S STUDIES / ADDICTION / RECOVERY
this book tackles questions of coexistence, religious tolerance, and she does so with grace, beauty, and a ferocity that makes me
CATEGORIES: SOCIOLOGY / SERIES: THE REGINA COLLECTION (#11)
RELIGION / DEMOGRAPHY spirituality, as North American society accelerate toward a more feel so proud.” —Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, author
secular future. of This Accident of Being Lost
ABOUT THE SERIES
“Clearly written and highly accessible, this book will make a HELEN KNOTT is a Dane Zaa, Nehiyaw, and mixed Euro-descent wom-
Named as a tribute to an living in Northeastern British Columbia. In 2016 Helen was one of
significant contribution to the sociological study of religious Saskatchewan’s capital city with
nones in North America.” —Chad Seales, University of sixteen global change makers featured by the Nobel Women’s Initiative
its rich history of boundary-
Texas at Austin for being committed to end gender-based violence. Helen was selected
defying innovation, The Regina
Collection builds upon the as a 2019 RBC Taylor Prize Emerging Author. This is her first book.
“A unique and especially welcome addition to the field. The University of Regina Press’s
empirical foundations of this work mark it out as superior motto “a voice for many peoples.” FAST FACTS
to other books in this area. An excellent treatment of an
OTHER TITLES IN THE SERIES • Longlisted for RBC Taylor Prize
important topic.” —David Voas, University College London
• National Bestseller
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Florence of America Forty-One Pages Frenemy Nations Funny Little Stories The Knowledge Seeker Learning to Die The Listener Live Ones
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Hell and Damnation A Hero for the Americas The Homesteaders The Long Walk mâci-nêhiyawêwin / Beginning Cree The Magnificent Nahanni Man of the Trees
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Named as a tribute to Saskatche-
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series provide budding authors with series aim to help teachers and of boundary-defying innovation, The
insights on writing in various genres, learners revitalize and document Regina Collection builds upon our
from different perspectives. Indigenous languages. motto of “a voice for many peoples.”
Sleuth, by Gail Bowen (see pg. 22) mâci-nêhiyawêwin / Beginning Cree, Angry Queer Somali Boy, by Mohamed
by Solomon Ratt (see pg. 19) Abdulkarim Ali (see pg. 15)
Voice, by Adam Pottle (see pg. 22)
Nakón-i’a wo! Beginning Nakoda, Antigone Undone, by Will Aitken (see pg. 15)
compiled and edited by Vincent Collette,
Sleuth Speaking in Cod Tongues Starving Ukraine These Are Our Legends Digestions with Elders and Language Keepers
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Inside The Mental, by Kay Parley (see pg. 19)
Award; 2018 Sask Book Award History / Media Studies scholars and writers, Digestions Saulteaux, by Lynn Cote and
considers the history and culture Margaret Cote (see pg. 9) In My Own Moccasins,
of food and the politics of what we by Helen Knott (see pg. 11)
eat from both Canadian and global The Listener, by Irene Oore (see pg. 19)
perspectives. The Exquisite Corpse
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Speaking in Cod Tongues, The Exquisite Corpse welcomes Towards a Prairie Atonement,
by Lenore Newman, foreword scholarly monographs and edited by Trevor Herriot (see pg. 22)
by Sarah Elton (see pg. 22) collections that attend to all aspects For a complete list of titles in The Regina
Arab Cooking on a Prairie Homestead, of the human body from a variety of Collection, see www.uofrpress.ca.
by Habeeb Salloum, foreword perspectives and disciplines.
by Sarah Carter (see pg. 15)
Uncertain Harvest, by Ian Mosby, Sarah
Reading from Behind, COMING SOON!
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Rotz, and Evan D.G. Fraser (see pg. 14)
Towards a Prairie Atonement The Trans Generation The Unexpected Cop Virgin Envy
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Raw, edited by Ricky Varghese,
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authors, Oskana Poetry & Poetics first-ever Black Canadian Studies
The Aesthetics of Senescence,
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by Andrea Charise (see pg. 15)
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poetry’s cultural role. an indelible mark.
Measures of Astonishment, compiled by the
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The Long Walk, by Jan Zwicky (see pg. 19)
Cloud Physics, by Karen Enns (see pg. 17)
The House of Charlemagne,
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Blackbird Song, by Randy Lundy (see pg. 16)
Voice Where Once They Stood Women Who Dig Woods Cree Stories
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