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In and Out of the Working Class |
Let Them Eat Junk |
World in Crisis |
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July 2009: Check out our three new releases due out this month: World in Crisis by Gabriel Kolko, Let Them Eat Junk by Robert Albritton, and In and Out of the Working Class by Michael D. Yates. Read a review of The Red Indians by Peter Kulchyski in the Spring 2009 issue of Canadian Literature. Read the article "Work Is Hell" by Michael D. Yates, author of In and Out of the Working Class, on CounterPunch.org. Hear Michael D. Yates discuss his new book In and Out of the Working Class on Against the Grain on KPFA 94.1 in Berkley, California, at www.againstthegrain.org. Listen to Alert Radio's interview with Let Them Eat Junk author Robert Albritton here. Listen to author Jan Guenther Braun, author of Somewhere Else, reading at Aqua Books as part of the lead up to the Manitoba Book Awards. The audio file can be heard at www.aquabooks.ca/audio.php under the Eileen McTavish Sykes Award for Best First Book. You can also listen to an interview with Jan on the Student Christian Movement of Canada's Movement Radio. Read a review of Somewhere Else in The Uniter here. Read the review of Paula Sherman's Dishonour of the Crown from the Peterborough Examiner here. Our Fall 2009 catalogue is now available for download as a PDF. Get a complete list of our current titles and see what new exciting releases are on the horizon. ARP has joined the Literary Press Group! Please see our new catalogue and our "How to Order" page for updated information on how to order our books. Watch the W Five episode online that explores the events leading up to the struggle detailed in ARP's newest release, Dishonour of the Crown by Paula Sherman. Listen to an interview with David McNally, author of Another World is Possible, on KPFA 94.1 in Berkley, California, at www.againstthegrain.org. If you're a blogger and you've always wanted to review an ARP title, check out www.minibookexpo.com. New and older ARP books will be made available through the site to online reviewers free of charge. Copies are limited, so check it out today. |
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ARP acknowledges the support of the Manitoba Arts Council/Conseil des Arts du Manitoba and the Canada Council for the Arts for our publishing program. ARP acknowledges the financial support to our publishing activities of the Manitoba Arts Council/Conseil des Arts du Manitoba, Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Tourism, and the Government of Canada through the Book Publishing Industry Development Program (BPIDP). |
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