Andrée A. Michaud

N. Scott Momaday

Joséphine Bacon

Louis Hamelin

Jean Désy

Yves Boisvert

Louis-Karl Picard-Sioui

Denise Brassard

Jean Sioui

Laure Morali

Jean Morisset

Rita Mestokosho

José Acquelin

Anne-Marie Saint-Onge André

Nahka Bertrand

Domingo Cisneros

Alain Connolly

Jean Duval

Violaine Forest

Jean-Pierre Girard

Lison Mestokosho

Joan Pawnee Parent

Annie Perrault

jean-Claude Piétacho

Roméo Saganash

Robert Seven-Crows

Guy Sioui Durand

Yves Sioui Durand

Isabelle Miron

Aimititau ! Parlons nous ! réunit pour la première fois des auteurs du Québec et des Premières Nations, à travers des correspondances inédites qui prennent la forme de lettres, de récits, de courriels, de poèmes et de contes. Vingt-neuf auteurs, confirmés et jeunes, sont rassemblés ici par le désir de mieux se connaître. Ils initient le dialogue et rompent les solitudes. Les écrivains jumelés s’écrivent des mois durant jusqu’à faire surgir une œuvre faite de tendresse et d’inquiétude, de révolte et d’espoir. Les grandes et incontournables questions humaines reviennent d’une correspondance une autre. Aimititau! Parlons-nous! donne à lire une multitude de voix et de points de vue, qui expriment la manière d’être ensemble, d’habiter la même terre et de vivre dans le respect de l’autre. Véritable action de solidarité. Résonances d’une lettre à une autre, d’un tourment à un autre, d’une joie à une autre, pour se rejoindre dans la fraternité des mots.

Aimititau! Parlons-nous!

Wayne Grady

Grady Louis Hamelin and Wayne

Longlisted for the Scotiabank Giller Prize. October 1970. Two kidnappings. One dead. A crisis unlike anything the country had ever seen - - here is the story behind history... Thirty years after the October Crisis, Sam Nihilo, a freelance writer whose career is in a slump, is drawn to the conspiracy theories that have proliferated in the wake of the events. While investigating the death of on of the FLQ hostages, Nihilo sees his life consumed by an inquiry that leads him further into a flurry of facts, both known and newly discovered. Soon, secret agents, corrupt police officers, politicians, and former terrorists of the Front of Liberation du Quebec form a mysterious constellation around him, and at the centre lies a complicated and dangerous truth. In the tradition of Don DeLillo's Libra, October 1970 is a thrilling fictional account of the events that shaped one of the most volatile moments in recent history.

A Novel

October 1970

Set against a backdrop of grey spruce and muskeg, Cowboy tells the story of Gilles Desches, a twenty-something who moves from Montreal to Grande-Ourse, a northern Quebec town haunted by the grisly memory of a twelve-year-old murder. Located at the back of beyond, Grande-Ourse is a dismal place with a bleak future. Until, that is, a Quebec consortium buys up the town, wanting to turn it into a hunting and fishing paradise for wealthy Americans seeking city comforts in the middle of nature. Working as a clerk for the Outfitters’ general store, Gilles is confronted by a harsh reality in which Whites are pitted against Natives. He tries to understand, tries to fit in, but only manages to be caught in the middle of two colliding worlds, discovering a colourful cast of characters in the process.

Cow boy

Crépuscules De La Yellowstone (Les).

Louis Hamelin

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