In celebration of First Nations University’s 40th anniversary, University of Regina Press & Coteau Books cordially invite you to attend a dual book launch for Burning in This Midnight Dream & The Knowledge Seeker

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Books for children and young adults by Saskatchewan writers:

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Saskatoon Women’s Calendar Collective[removed]Herstory: The Canadian Women’s Calendar. Regina, SK: Coteau Books. (pp. 14) 

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How to Increase your Chances of Getting Published by James Weseen On March 19, 2009 close to 50 writers and aspiring writers attended a panel discussion on this topic at Saskatoon’s Frances Morrison Library. The event

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REVIEWS 134 Donald B. Smith. Honoré Jaxon: Prairie Visionary. Regina: Coteau Books, 2007. pp. vi + 294. William Henry Jackson was born in Toronto in 1861 into an English Methodist family, the son of an unsuccessful sho

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Rasmussen, Rasmussen and Charowsky Aboriginal Peoples’ Writing Award The Diamond Willow Walking Stick: A Traditional Métis Story about Generosity / Story and Illustrations by Leah Marie Dorion, Michif Translation by Norman Fleury (Gabriel Dumont Institute Publishing)

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