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View or
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UPCOMING
EVENTS
07/10/10
Sept
24th Book Launch: Sheniz Janmohamed's Bleeding Light
Everyone is invited! Book launch
will be on Friday, September 24, 6:30 PM at the Beit Zatoun House
(612 Markham Street, Toronto ON, M6G 2L8).
Free Event.
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07/28/10
Oct
22th Book Launch: Ava Homa's
Echoes from the Other Land
Book launch
will be on Friday, October 22, 6:30 PM at the Beit Zatoun House
(612 Markham Street, Toronto ON, M6G 2L8).
Free Event.
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05/28/10
Special Summer
Reading Discounts!
Save 20% on these selected TSAR titles:
Her Mother's Ashes 3, Return to Arcadia, The Writing Circle, The
Palm Leaf Fan and The Fourth Canvas.
Take these books on vacation, give
them as presents!
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RECENT NEWS & MEDIA
07/28/10
Watch
Full Video of FSALA 2009!
Footage
of the 2009 Festival of South Asian Literature
at the University of Toronto.
link
07/13/10
Photos
of FSALA 2009
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07/13/10
Watch
FSALA 2009 Online (Part 1)!
Footage
of the 2009 Festival of South Asian Literature can now be viewed
online. More will be uploaded next week.
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07/12/10
Review
of
Nuff Said
in
Sway
Magazine!
"Michelle Muir’s new book of poetry touches on everything from
erotic desire to education . . ."
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06/20/10
Review
of
Shopping for Sabzi
in
International
Examiner
Review of Nitin Deckha's collection of short stories
link
06/15/10
Review
of In a Boston Night by Canadian Literature Magazine
Review of Sasenarine Persaud's latest collection of poetry
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06/07/10
Search
TSAR Books In Print Through New Index!
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05/17/10
Sheema
Khan, author of
Of Hockey
and Hijab on
In Conversation with
Allan Gregg
Sheema Khan appeared on the TVO
program, In Conversation with Allan
Gregg on May 16. Watch the episode
online!
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05/11/10
Download TSAR
Fall 2010 Catalogue
(PDF)!
View online or free download
link
04/26/10
Sheema Khan on The
Agenda with Steve Paikin
Watch TVO this Friday, April 30
at 8 PM, as Sheema Khan
discusses her new book,
Of Hockey and Hijab with
Steve Paikin.
link
04/22/10
Photos of TSAR Spring
Book Launch
Launch of Ehab Lotayef's 'To Love a
Palestinian Woman'
at the Beit
Zatoun House.
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more
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New!
TSAR Book Index
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NEW & FORTHCOMING
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Echoes from the Other Land |
Lives: Whole and Otherwise |
A Cycle of the Moon |
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Ava Homa |
H Nigel Thomas |
Uma Paramaswaran |
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fiction, $19.95
CAD |
fiction, $20.95 CAD |
fiction,
$20.95 CAD |
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Bleeding Light |
Jewels and Other Stories |
Beyond Sangre Grande: Caribbean
Writing Today |
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Sheniz Janmohamed |
Dawn Promislow |
Ed. Cyril Dabydeen |
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poetry, $17.95
CAD |
fiction, $20.95 CAD |
fiction,
$28.95 CAD |
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Peng Ma: Abstract Ink Painting |
Transnational Poetics |
To Love a Palestinian Woman |
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Peng Ma,
Ed. Lien Chao |
Cuder-Dominguez, Martin Lucas,
Villegas-Lopez |
Ehab Lotayef |
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art book, $36.00 CAD |
criticism, $25.95 CAD |
poetry, $17.95 |
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more info |
more info |
more info |
  
Arrival
of the
Snake-Woman |
Of
Hockey
and Hijab |
Nuff
Said |
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Olive
Senior |
Sheema
Khan |
Michelle Muir |
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fiction, $20.95
CAD |
essays,
$25.95 CAD |
poetry,
$17.95 CAD |
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more info |
more info |
more info |
  
Enough
to be
Mortal Now |
The
Tanganyika Way |
Wilting
Laughter |
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Rienzi
Crusz |
Sophia
Mustafa |
ed. C.
Kanaganayakam |
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poetry, $17.95 CAD |
history,
$28.95 CAD |
poetry,
$28.95 CAD |
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more info |
more info |
more info |
 
Her
Mother's
Ashes 3 |
Winter, the
Unwelcome Visitor |
To
Love a Palestinian Woman |
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ed.
Nurjehan Aziz |
Shaista
Justin |
Ehab Lotayef |
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anthology,
$19.96 CAD |
poetry,
$16.95 CAD |
poetry, $17.95
CAD |
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more info |
more info |
more info |
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Notable Non-Fiction
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Belonging and
Banishment: Being Muslim in Canada
ed. Natasha Bahkt, $25.95 CAD
A variety of Canadian voices come together to explore some of
the vital issues facing Muslims in Canada. Who, indeed, is a
Canadian Muslim? |
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Once Upon a Time
in Bollywood: The Global Swing in Hindi Cinema, ed. Gurbir
Jolly, Zenia Wadhwani, & Deborah Barretto, $25.95 CAD
Wide-ranging essays on globalization and contemporary Hindi
cinema. |
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more info |
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The Texture of
Identity: The Fiction of MG Vassanji, Neil Bissondath, and
Rohinton Mistry, by Martin Genetsh, $25.95
CAD
Examines globalization through three major Canadian writers of
South Asian origin born in three different parts of the world. |
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titles |
Notable Fiction
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The Strike, Anand
Mahadevan, $18.95 CAD
Twelve-year-old Hari tries to make sense of his tumultuous and
complex world in 1980s India.
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more info |
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The Palm Leaf Fan
and Other Stories, Kwai-yun Li, $18.95 CAD
Kwai-yun Li's collection of short linked stories expose
us to the sights, sounds, and smells of a marginalized community
of Hakka-Chinese in postcolonial Calcutta. |
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Shopping for Sabzi,
Nitin Deckha, $20.95 CAD
Deckha's stories interweaves themes of ambition and
identity into the lives of its brash, young, and successful
Indo-Canadian and Indo-American characters. |
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more info |
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Notable Poetry
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In a Boston Night,
Sasenarine Persaud, $16.95 CAD
Persaud's reflections about places, events, and histories: a
conflict between Anglo- and Franco-Canadians at a Brookline art
exhibition; Georgetown and Mumbai; Tampa and Toronto. This is a
fine collection of poetry. |
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more info |
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Caribbean Blues &
Love's Genealogy, Dannabang Kuwabong, $16.95 CAD
From the poet's love for the Caribbean to lovers in the
city of Hamilton, Ontario---Kuwabong examines love made tricky
by the extreme challenges of the mundane. |
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more info |
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Wearing Glasses of
Water, Irene Marques,
$16.95 CAD
“‘Wearing glasses
of water’ . . . refers to suffering and the very act of crying."
---Irene Marques |
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