FESTIVAL BOOKSTORE 2021 - Blue Metropolis

This spring, the Blue Metropolis Festival features more than 200 participants, including a number of authors who have recently published new titles. The richness of the titles on offer provides a prolongment of the activities in our program. This Bookstore space proposes a selection of these titles. But you can find a more exhaustive selection by vising our bookselling partner, Paragraphe Books.

Happy reading!

Carl Honoré, *Bolder*, Knopf Canada, 2019

Souleymane Bachir Diagne, *In Search of Africa(s): Universalism and Decolonial*, Wiley, 2020

Kim Scott, *Taboo,* Small Beer Press, 2019

Gregory Scofield, *Thunder Through My Veins*, Anchor Canada, 2019

Randa Jarrar: *Love Is an Ex-Country*, Catapult, 2021

Mattilda Berstein Sycamore, *The Freezer Door*, Semiotext(e), 2020

Ayelet Waldman, *A Really Good Day*, Anchor, 2018

Ayelet Gundar-Goshen, *The Liar*, Little, Brown And Company, 2020

Richard Van Camp, *Mocassin Square Gardens*, Douglas And McIntyre, April 2019

Nathacha Appanah, *Waiting for Tomorrow: A Novel,* Graywolf Press, 2017

Thomas Piketty, *Capital and ideology*, Harvard University Press, 2020

Daphne Marlatt: *Intertidal*, Talonbooks, 2018

Kama La Mackerel, *ZOM-FAM*, Metonymy Press, 2020

Jason Camlot et Katherine McLeod, *CanLit Across Media: Unarchiving the Literary Event*, MQUP, 2019

Gioconda Belli, *Infinity in the Palm of Her Hand*, Harper Perennial, 2010

Téa Mutonji, *Shut Up You’re Pretty*, Arsenal Pulp, 2019

Lauren Turner: *The Only Card in a Deck of Knives*, Wolsak & Wynn, 2020

Catherine Bush, *Blaze Island*, Goose Lane, 2020

Francesca Ekuyasi, *Butter Honey Pig Bread*, Arsenal Pulp, 2020

*Journey Prize Anthology 2020* (features Jessica Johns, contributor to our Dreams and Peace Forum)

Gail Scott, *Heroine*, Coach House Books, 2019

Hanan Al-Shaykh, *The Occasional Virgin*, Anchor, 2019

David Grossman, *A Horse Walks Into a Bar*, Knopf, 2018

*Oana Avasilichioaei, *Eight Track,* Talonbooks, 2019*

Duncan McCue, *The Shoe Boy*, UBC Press, 2020

Riel Nason, *The Little Ghost Who Was a Quilt*, Tundra Books, 2020

Sara O’Leary, *Night Walk*, Groundwood Books, 2020

Anne Renaud, *Mr. Crum’s Potato Predicament*, Kids Can Press, 2017

Helen Antoniou, *Back to Beer…and Hockey*, written by Helen Antoniou, McGill-Queen University Press, 2018

Richard Van Camp, LITTLE YOU / KÎYA-K’APISÎSISÎYÂN, Orca Book Publishers, 2018

Michael Chabon and Ayelet Waldman, *Kingdom of Olives and Ashes*, HarperCollins, 2017

Devon A. Mihesuah, *The Hatak Witches*, The University of Arizona Press, 2021

Javier Cercas, *Lord of All the Dead*, Penguin Random House, 2020

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