They Call Me George: The Untold Story of Black Train Porters and the Birth of Modern Canada by Cecil Foster, Be With: Letters to a Caregiver by Mike Barnes, and Late Breaking by K.D. Miller (all Biblioasis) are on the long list for the Toronto Book Award.
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Closing out Black History Month with Haymarket's long-awaited reissue of BLACK WOMEN WRITERS AT WORK 🖊If only it was still this green, instead of snowing in Minnesota ☘️❄️Sweet sales conference swag! Can you guess which spring books these souvenirs are for?! 🐔🍌Happy Halloween 💀🎃🕸"Visceral and surreal . . . The art captivates." —@kirkus_reviewsTHE SLEEPING CAR PORTER by Suzette Mayr is out now from Coach House Books! 🚂"This is not a tragedy." And so begins the profound and all-too-timely memoir by Carolyn Hays, A GIRLHOOD: LETTER TO MY TRANSGENDER DAUGHTER. This top-selling new release from @blairpublisher is an "act of epic compassion" 🔥❤ Get your hands on a copy today!- My Tweets
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