By Maurice Switzer “People who never apologize can be described using words like unapologetic, shameless, stubborn, arrogant, or unrepentant, but if this behaviour stems from...

Reviewed by Karl Hele Rabbit Chase is a wonderfully illustrated graphic novel for pre-teens. Loosely based on Alice in Wonderland, it follows Aimée’s adventure during...

Reviewed by Karl Hele Stored in the Bones: Safeguarding Indigenous Living Heritages is an informative and fascinating study that advocates utilizing the concept of intangible...

Reviewed by Karl Hele Plums or Nuts: Ojibwe Stories of Anishinaabe Humor is a bilingual collection of 25 stories shared by Larry Amik Smallwood with Michael...

Reviewed by Karl Hele W. Tudor’s historical novel, Michigan’s Ke-che-te-go Warriors, traces three generations of Odawa men – Ke-che-te-go, Abraham Ke-che-te-go, and Thomas Ke-che-te-go. By...

Reviewed by Karl Hele Nii Ndahlohke, a Lunaape phrase meaning ‘I work’, has a double meaning for this important educational resource on the Mount Elgin...

Reviewed by Karl Hele North of Nowhere: Song of a Truth and Reconciliation Commissioner is a rough, emotional, evocative, and compelling read. The monograph is...