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From Our Bookshelf to Yours: Recommended Reads
Black Friday: The Eyemouth Fishing Disaster of 1881
by Peter Aitchison
The true story of a small fishing village in 19th century Scotland and the deadly storm that left tragedy in its wake is recounted in this “gripping read” (Scotsman, UK).
Angus Folk Tales
by Erin Farley
Angus is a landscape of dramatic glens and rich farmland, ancient weaving towns and fishing villages, from the city of Dundee in the lee of the Sidlaw hills in the south, and the Grampian mountains in the north. The tales of Angus are as varied as the landscapes they are tied to, told through the years in castles, bothies, tenements and Travellers’ tents.
Life's Letters
by Carly Butler Verheyen
Life's Letter: One woman's journey retracing the steps of her grandmother's love letters,
67 years later.
As My Sparks Fly Upward
by Matthew St. Amand
As My Sparks Fly Upward is a collection of eleven short stories
about ordinary people thrust into
life-changing circumstances, where
the fight-or-flight impulse kicks in,
and the human heart is placed on
life's anvil for another hammer blow.
The Chronicles of Mamalujo
by Matthew St. Amand
Mamalujo is the Chronicler at Kinoomaagewaapkong, “the rocks that teach,” nine thousand years ago. He is the first technical writer. A poor hunter, afraid of the dark, born with twelve toes, Mamalujo is known among his clan as mayagenim, “quarefella,” or “weirdo.” When the odoodem’s chieftain demands that Mamalujo create a tribute to him upon the Teaching Rock, Mamalujo produces a work of mocking satire. Angered and embarrassed, the chieftain fires Mamalujo as Chronicler, banishing him from the odoodem—a veritable death sentence. Mamalujo’s friend, the medicine man, is distraught. Gracealujo, the woman Mamalujo secretly loves (and who secretly loves him), is heartbroken. Upon leaving the Anishinaabe hunting grounds, Mamalujo embarks upon a journey of survival, discovery, and resurrection.
Left at The Wellgate: The Untold Story
of Mary Petrie Smith,
The exhibition picture book, Left at The Wellgate: The Untold Story of Mary Petrie Smith,
launches Spring 2025. Keep up on the development of Mary's story in book form, subscribe to our monthly Jank & File Newsletter
