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Latest novel is MOON OF THE TURNING LEAVES • Husband of @sarah_g_rice • Dad of 3 • BJJ Black Belt • Leafs fan • Metalhead • Anishinaabe & Canadian
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Another year another family photo session with @stephmaephotos
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Day 23 of 31 Days of Halloween! Today's read is Moon of the Crusted Snow by @waub The blurb: "A small northern Anishinaabe community goes dark, and as winter looms and the food supply dwindles, an unexpected visitor arrives, escaping the crumbling society to the south." Growing up in rural Wisconsin exposed me to mostly white people but I also had quite a lot of exposure to indigenous people without realizing it. It wasn't until college when I had a class with a man named Lightning that I realized just how much of Wisconsin has First Nation heritage. This led me down the rabbit hole of stories. After all, who better to tell me about the horrors of the world than the people who have always been here? Indigenous horror has been on my radar for a bit and I'm excited to delve into some more. When I got this, I saw that it's part of a series called Moon. It is the first in the series but I'm not sure how many books are in the series or if it's a standalone book with other books taking place in the same universe. We'll find out today! . . . . #bookstagram #books #bookish #31daysofhalloween #horror
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We were honoured to welcome Anishinaabe author Waubgeshig Rice to our HCDSB community! Over the course of his visit, @waub connected with Grade 11 NBE students at Corpus Christi and Notre Dame, shared his knowledge and experiences with over 60 NBE educators during professional learning, and shared an inspiring evening of conversation with our broader Halton community. Gichi-miigwech, Waub, for your generosity, time, and the meaningful stories and perspectives you shared. We are incredibly grateful for the lasting impact you have made on our students, educators, and broader HCDSB community!
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PICK A BOOK GET A REC 🍿 I LOVE media, all forms, all shapes and sizes, so it makes sense that I would gravitate towards books that reflect my @letterboxd top four 🧡💚💙 and as many of us do here on bookstagram, it’s adding to our never ending TBR, so here’s my contribution to yours 🎥 Do you have a favourite scary movie? 🍿
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When you go to the pumpkin patch (@benjamintreefarm) and bring one of the best apocalyptic books you have ever read for a photo shoot. This is a must read for those who love creeping dread and unsure of what is happening vibes in a small community trying to survive the unknown coming for them. Moon of the Crusted Snow is by @waub and published by @ecwpress. [ID: photo 1: a hand holds a book up in front of a wooden shedlike structure with pumpkins in the hollow walls. Photo 2: a book stands next to a grey ghost pumpkin int he wall of a wooden structure with other pumpkins on the other hollow walls. Photo 3: a closer photo of the book next to the Grey ghost pumpkin on the wooden structure.] Hashtags: #ECWPress #WaubgeshigRice #MoonOfTheCrustedSnow #IndiePublishing #IndigenousReads A white hand holds up the book Moon of the Crusted Snow, by Waubgeshig Rice, in front of a wooden shedlike structure with open walls holding orange pumpkins.
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As we near the end of 2026, I'm getting excited by my annual recap of reads! To celebrate I'm sharing my 23 favourite reads of 2023!
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Today is Indigenous People’s Day, and it’s a great reminder that we have always been and will always be here. There are so many Indigenous authors writing an incredible array of books, from horror to poetry to mystery to romance. It is an honor to showcase them all at our bookstore, and this post is just a tiny fraction of what is out there. We are proud to be a Dry Creek Rancheria Southern Pomo owned bookstore ✨🪶📚✨
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Columbus can suck my fat one. Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day from your fave Irish/Choctaw gremlin living on Calusa and Tequesta land. Books on cover slide: The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones Never Whistle at Night edited by Shane Hawk White Horse by Erika T. Wurth The song is Breathless by Peguis First Nations artist William Prince. Moon of the Crusted Snow by Waubgeshig Rice Sisters of the Lost Nation by Nick Medina The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones Mask of the Deer Woman by Laurie L. Dove Anoka by Shane Hawk Butcherbird by Cassie Hart Bad Cree by Jessica Johns Night of the Living Rez by Morgan Talty Green Fuse Burning by Tiffany Morris Whistle At Night and They Will Come by Alex Soop Shutter by Ramona Emerson Blood Sisters by Vanessa Lillie Bad Medicine by Christopher Twin The Bone Thief by Vanessa Lillie A Perfect Likeness by Richard Wagamese The Sleeping Sisters by Jennifer Givhan A tribal pole against dark trees and mist
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a stack for #IndigenousPeoplesDay 🧡 the berry pickers - Amanda peters a council of dolls - Mona Susan power red skin, white masks - Glenn coulthard all the quiet places - Brian Thomas Isaac no spiritual surrender - Klee benally postcolonial love poem - natalie diaz soft as bones - chynna marie sage Split tooth - Tanya tagaq The end of this world - alook, eaton, gray-donald, Laforest, lameman, tucker My life in a Kwagu’l Big House - Diane Jacobson North end love songs - Vermette Never whistle at night - ed. Shane Hawk and Theodore C. Van Alst Jr. leave our bones where they lay - aviaq johnston As we have always done - Leanne betasamosake Simpson Indigiqueerness - Joshua whitehead Upon a wishing moon - Dennis Saddleman et al From the ashes - Jesse thistle it was never going to be okay - jaye simpson Moon of the turning leaves - waubgeshig rice Firekeeper - Katłıà American Indian stories - Zitkala-Ša Sabrina & Corina - Kali Fajardo-Anstine Calling for a blanket dance - Oscar hokeah It stops here - Rueben George with Michael Simpson Art from @torontoindigenousharmreduction !
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📚🎃 Day 12 of 31 Days of Halloween: Spooky Books by Indigenous Authors to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day! 👻 Looking to add some Indigenous voices to your spooky season TBR? These books bring together horror, mystery, supernatural elements, and Indigenous storytelling! 🖤 From unsettling short stories to chilling horror novels, these are great additions to your October reading list! I love using this series to highlight diverse authors and discover books I might not have picked up otherwise. 🕸️ Have you read any of these? Which one should I add to my TBR first? 👀📚 #31DaysOfHalloween #IndigenousAuthors #IndigenousHorror #SpookyReads #Bookstagram
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🪶HAPPY INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ DAY🪶: Every day, I wake up proud to be Indigenous. Every day, I honor the Indigenous people who fought - and are still fighting - back against colonization. To me, every day is Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Here’s what you can do today to participate in IPD: 📍 Learn about whose land you live on 📚 Read books by Indigenous authors 📰 Research issues that directly affect Indigenous communities 🛍️ Support Indigenous artists and businesses 📖 Educate yourself and honor the lives of Missing + Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) And finally, fuck Christopher Columbus 🖕🏽 I gwshe gweyen (“With heartfelt thanks” in Potawatomi) 🤍❤️💛🖤 🎨: “Untitled” by Kylie ThunderHawk (@kylezwanatee) IMPORTANT NOTE: It has been brought to my attention that Tatiana Schlote-Bonne is NOT Indigenous, and her books - notably “What Feeds Below” - should not be considered an Indigenous book. Sorry for the mistake on my end!
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