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#ThisisCanLit

I first heard of this when Farzana Doctor tweeted: "New hashtag inspired by talks @ #twucLCP2015: #ThisIsCanLit Recommend a book by a writer from a marginalized group. Check it out! @twuc" And people did. The hashtag was trending on Friday night, and so many great titles were shared.

by Kerry Clare · Tagged diverse books, #ThisIsCanLit

Half World

by (author) Hiromi Goto

Islands of Decolonial Love

by (author) Leanne Simpson

Gardening in the Tropics

by (author) Olive Senior

Over the Roofs of the World

by (author) Olive Senior

This One Summer

by (author) Mariko Tamaki
illustrated by Jillian Tamaki

Moving Forward Sideways Like a Crab

by (author) Shani Mootoo

Prairie Ostrich

by (author) Tamai Kobayashi

Behind the Face of Winter

by (author) H. Nigel Thomas

undercurrent

by (author) Rita Wong

Adrift

by (author) Loren Edizel

Blue Mountain Trouble

by (author) Martin Mordecai

Inventory

Poems

by (author) Dionne Brand

Daughters Who Walk This Path

by (author) Yejide Kilanko

Enter the Chrysanthemum

by (author) Fiona Tinwei Lam

Doing Dangerously Well

by (author) Carole Enahoro

Swallowing Clouds

An Anthology of Chinese-Canadian Poetry

edited by Andy Quan & Jim Wong-Chu

All Inclusive

by (author) Farzana Doctor

Tilly

A Story of Hope and Resilience

by (author) Monique Gray Smith

Quintet

by (author) Douglas Arthur Brown

They Called Me Number One

Secrets and Survival at an Indian Residential School

by (author) Bev Sellars

The Horse that Leaps Through Clouds

A Tale of Espionage, the Silk Road and the Rise of Modern China

by (author) Eric Tamm

We Are Born with the Songs Inside Us

Lives and Stories of First Nations People in British Columbia

by (author) Katherine Palmer Gordon

Diamond Grill

by (author) Fred Wah

Kuessipan

by (author) Naomi Fontaine
translated by David Homel

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