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From existential contemplation to scathing rants, Maurice Henrie shows his true colours like never before. In this collection of twenty essays, he wanders from one topic to the next in a stream of consciousness, examining, at great length, issues he cares deeply about. Here, the author writes to share his opinion, to be heard, to tame death. Learn More

La nouvelle formule de cette revue internationale de référence ajoute désormais une partie éditoriale, consacrée aux débats et analyses sur le journalisme, à ses traditionnels dossiers et articles scientifiques évalués par les pairs. Learn More

Based on the study of the often-blurry lines between the literary and non-literary with regard to an application to translation, the proposed argument of this transdisciplinary collaborative work aims to foster the emergence of a decompartmentalized translatological thinking fuelled by input from other disciplines. Learn More

A public figure is murdered and Kilis is in turmoil; arms trafficking and Big Pharma don’t always mesh well. Overwhelmed by the situation, his ex-wife calls on her old acquaintance Fisher for help. With the assistance of his esteemed colleague Dr. Derren, Fisher will extract memories, even if by force. Learn More

Reading the dozen short stories in this posthumous collection by Yolande Bastarache feels like stumbling upon a sunny, ocean-breeze-swept secret garden inhabited by endearing characters, both fictional and real. Learn More

A caretaker—gruff at times but a wonderful storyteller. A young listener—who enjoys getting him to open up. A Timiskaming diocese. The end of the sixties… The scene is set waiting to be fully discovered, with its astonishing miracles, questionable divine punishments, and even stranger moments. Learn More

Material Traces of War draws attention to the untold stories of women and war. It features women who served in the military, volunteered their time, worked as civilians and grieved lost loved ones, through objects, images and archival documents.

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This book examines North America’s Arctic and sub-Arctic borders and their changing relevance in a global world. Its point is that North America’s Arctic borders are being dramatically reshaped by globalization in various forms, at the same time that they are adjusting to new internal pressures. Learn More