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Literary Fiction For

Fall 2009 will mark EnFiEld & wizEnty’s sEcond sEason as an imprint For Exciting nEw canadian Fiction, elegantly presented in collectible and affordable hardcover editions. our books will again be

printed on heavy, forest-friendly paper, and this year’s design and production quality will be higher than ever.

our 2008 season—two novels and a book of short stories—was successful. Barbara romanik’s 10 Things to Ask Yourself in Warsaw and Other Stories received excellent reviews in most of canada’s major newspapers as well as on-line. christina penner’s debut novel, Widows of Hamilton House, was a finalist for three manitoba book awards, including the prestigious carol shields winnipeg Book award. Bettina Von kampen’s historical novel, The Tristan Chord, also received excellent notices and reviews.

Enfield & wizenty’s 2009 season features a novel and a book of short fiction:

lisa pasold, a travel journalist and poet, makes her fiction debut with a compelling first novel called Rats of Las Vegas. Rats tells the story of millard lacouvy, a brilliant female poker player who works her way from depression-era Vancouver and games on the cpr, to Bugsy siegel’s las Vegas in the 1940s. The book is at once a page-turner, an in-depth character study, and a convincing historical novel.

richard Van camp is a well-known and bestselling aboriginal author of fiction and ya titles based in Vancouver. Enfield & wizenty is proud to publish his latest short fiction collection, The Moon of Letting Go and Other Stories. The stories are unified by their preoccupation with healing in First nations communities, but they are also consistently funny and entertaining, having been written for broadcast on cBc radio’s northern service.

Both authors are inveterate travellers, so expect to see them in your community sometime in the next year.

mauricE miErau associate Editor, Enfield & wizenty

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rats of las Vegaslisa pasold

millard lacouVy is a short, plain, fiercely independent girl who is also a prodigy in the male world of poker. she learns her craft in depression-

era Vancouver and then graduates to high stakes games on the canadian pacific railway. when the trains fail to satisfy either her ambition or her need for security, she goes to Bugsy siegel’s las Vegas. There her talent with cards brings her a new kind of family. But she is haunted by the handsome conman she has known all her life, and she learns that love can also be a game of chance. along the way, pasold gives us a rich and convincing historical portrait of Vancouver and Vegas in the ’40s.

praisE For RATS Of LAS VeGAS:“Millard is a fascinating character... This original, spirited novel is the work of a gifted writer.” —Lauren B. Davis, author of The Radiant City

aBout tHE autHor:Lisa Pasold is a journalist and travel writer who divides her time between Paris and Toronto. She is the author of two books of poetry, Weave and A Bad Year for Journalists.

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specs: hardcover, 6" x 8.5", 336 pages

available: september 2009

marketing plans: national author tour to prominent writers’ festivals and reading series, advertising in Quill and Quire, Globe & Mail, Winnipeg free Press, and national literary magazines. Enfield & wizenty accepts proposals for co-op advertising, displays, and events.

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The moon of letting go and other stories

richard Van camp

ExtEnding tHE tradition of aboriginal storytelling, richard Van camp’s new collection is eloquently and humorously optimistic. The stories in

The Moon of Letting Go celebrate healing through modern day rituals that honour his dogrib ancestry. Van camp speaks in a range of powerful voices: a violent First nations gangster has an astonishing spiritual experience, a single mother is protected from her ex by a dangerous medicine man, and a group of young men pay tribute to a friend by streaking through their northern town. The stories are set in First nations communities in the north west territories, Vancouver and rural British columbia. They have been broadcast on the cBc, and appeared in anthologies, theWalrus, Prairie fire, and other journals.

praisE For ricHard Van camp:“(Van Camp) does not stumble over nostalgia or romanticism or careless diction. He loves words – his own, his Nation’s, rock and roll’s – and slips perfect ones into atrociously profane and perfect sentences” —Lorna Jackson for The Malahat Review

aBout tHE autHor:A Dogrib (Tlicho) Dene from Fort Smith, NWT, now living in Vancouver, Richard Van Camp is an internationally renowned storyteller and best-selling author. His previous work includes The Lesser Blessed.

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The tristan chordBettina von kampenISBN: 978-1-894283-85-4 • Price: $29.95Format: hardcover, 5.5" x 8.5", 240 pages, literary fiction

“a gripping story [with] memorable and interesting characters.” —Karen Virag, edmonton Journal

widows of Hamilton Housechristina pennerISBN: 978-1-894283-84-7 • Price: $29.95Format: hardcover, 5.5" x 8.5", 240 pages, literary fiction

“penner uses the Hamilton legacy as a vehicle to convey feelings of love and sorrow in a work based on astonishing

paranormal events.” —Chris Rutkowski, Winnipeg free Press

10 Things to ask yourself in warsaw and other storiesBarbara romanikISBN: 978-1-894283-83-0 • Price: $29.95Format: hardcover, 5.5" x 8.5", 192 pages, literary fiction

“romanik subverts expectation in a way that feels at first like plain quirkiness; then you start to get it. she’s entering

worlds that are real, but rarely explored.” —Jim Bartley, Globe & Mail

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Blue Becomes youBettina von kampenISBN: 1-894283-37-6 • Price: $19.95Format: trade paper, 5.5" x 8.5", 256 pages, literary fiction

“this is a beautifully written, sweet-natured, low key novel, with delightful, fully drawn characters that stay with you like old

friends long after the book is finished." —W.P. Kinsella, Books in Canada

The Expeditionclayton BaileyISBN: 1-894283-40-6 • Price: $19.95Format: trade paper, 5.5" x 8.5", 240 pages, literary fiction

“it’s a heartrending, breathtaking, thought-provoking novel of adventure and ideas..." —Globe and Mail

a place out of timealfred silverISBN: 978-1-894283-74-8 • Price: $24.95Format: trade paper, 5.5" x 8.5", 560 pages, literary fiction

“alively historical novel... that continues the saga of alfred silver’s red river trilogy.” —Winnipeg free Press

52nd poemThomas trofimukISBN: 1-894283-31-7 • Price: $19.95Format: trade paper, 5.5" x 8.5", 192 pages, literary fiction

“. . .The 52nd Poem is a can lit classic, and should have a place on the shelves of your personal library...a gripping, powerful and moving

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Bettina Von KampenA novel by

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alfred silver

a novel

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Publisher:Gregg Shilliday Phone: (204) 475-6799 Great Plains Publications Ltd.345–955 Portage AvenueWinnipeg, MB, Canada R3G 0P9Email: [email protected]

Canadian Orders, returns and inquiries tO:University of Toronto Press5201 Dufferin StreetNorth York, ON, M3H 5T8Phone: (800) 565-9523Fax: (800) 221-9985Email: [email protected]

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terms:F.O.B Canada. Net 30 days. Titles may be returned three months after invoice date, but not after twelve months. Returned titles must be properly packaged, in saleable condition and free of retail stickers. Returns must be sent prepaid and will be credited against future purchases. Outside Canada, all prices are in U.S. dollars. Prices and availability of all titles subject to change without notice. Please contact University of Toronto Press for more information.

sales rePresentatiOn:Kate Walker & Company, ltd.british Columbia/Yukon/nWtVancouver head Office9050 Shaughnessy StreetVancouver, BC V6P 6E5Phone: (604) 323-7111Fax: (604) 323-7118 Toll-Free fax: 888-323-7118www.katewalker.com

Kate Walker: [email protected] middlemass: [email protected] hewitt: [email protected] Fraser / national sales manager, Gift division: [email protected] Kapp / Office manager: [email protected]

southern Vancouver island:Lorna MacDonaldPhone: (250) 382-1058Fax: (250) 383-0697Email: [email protected]

alberta and east Kootenay:Susan ToyPhone: (403) 245-1585Fax: (403) 245-5377Toll-Free Phone: (888) 417-5558 Toll-Free Fax: (888) 417-5559Email: [email protected]

manitoba, saskatchewan, Ontario lakehead:Rorie BrucePhone: (204) 488-9481Fax: (204) 487-3993Email: [email protected]

Ontario/nunavut toronto Office:626 King Street W, Suite 203Toronto, ON M5V 1M7Phone: (416) 703-0666Toll-free phone: (866) 736-5620Fax: (416) 703-4745Toll-free fax: (866) 849-3819

Saffron Beckwith: Eastern Sales Manager, National Accounts Email: [email protected]

Karen Beattie: Toronto Email: [email protected]

Claire Blicker: Gift Accounts Email: [email protected]

Morgen Young: Southwestern Ontario Email: [email protected]

eastern Ontario, quebec, maritimes:Debbie BrownPhone: (613) 667-9876, Fax: (613) 667-9865 Email: [email protected]

Great Plains Publications gratefully acknowledges the financial support provided for its publishing program by the Government of Canada through the Book Publishing Industry Development Program (BPIDP); the Canada Council for the Arts; as well as the Manitoba Department of Culture, Heritage and Tourism; and the Manitoba Arts Council.

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BROCK HOLOWACHUK

A HISTORY OF DISASTERS IN MANITOBA

DALE BRAWN

EVERY STONE A STORY Manitoba’s Buried History

Charles Brawn & Dale Brawn

E very Stone A Story is a collection of stories gleaned from Manitoba’s buried history. Each is illustrated with a photograph of a headstone and each describes the life, death and/or experiences of someone buried in a particular cemetery. The stories are often about the famous or infamous, but equally often they are about

people little known outside their communities, but who have done something extraordinary. The stories are grouped according to their topics: politicians, artists and sportsmen and women, crimes and scandals, special people now largely forgotten, accidents and disasters, people who have been executed, and pioneers.

Charles Brawn was born in Abbey, Saskatchewan. He moved to Brandon

in 1949 and owned and operated a business in the city. Long an avid reader with a particular interest in history and politics, he began to research and write about his home province following his retirement. He is currently researching the problems immigrant farmers in western Saskatchewan faced during the Depression. Most days he spends between four and six hours researching or writing about topics of interest, including visits to area cemeteries. Charles resides in Brandon with his wife Doreen.

Dale Brawn, Charles’ son, was born in Cabri, Saskatchewan but raised in Brandon. He

has written for the Brandon Sun, Winnipeg Tribune, Winnipeg Free Press and various national trade magazines. He was called to the Manitoba bar in 1973 and practised in Neepawa, Minnedosa and Shoal Lake before returning to university. Research completed while studying for his doctorate became the basis for his book, The Court of Queen’s Bench of Manitoba, A Biographical History 1870-1950. Dale lives with his dog and cockatoo in Sudbury, Ontario, where he teaches in the Department of Law and Justice at Laurentian University.

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Caa exporting alberta awardFINALIST: Gravity Journal by Gail Sobat (2009)

manitoba historical society margaret mcWilliams awardFINALIST: Withershins by Susan RocanFINALIST: Picturing Manitoba: Legacies of the Winnipeg Tribune by Russ GourluckWINNER: Going Downtown: A History of Winnipeg’s Portage Avenue by Russ GourluckWINNER: A Store Like No Other: Eaton’s of Winnipeg by Russ GourluckWINNER: A Place Out of Time by Alfred Silver

mcnally robinson book for Young People awardFINALIST: Withershins (2009)

eileen mctavish sykes award for best First bookFINALIST: Widows of Hamilton House (2009)

John hirsch award for most Promising manitoba WriterFINALIST: Christina Penner (Widows of Hamilton House) 2009

Carol shields/ City of Wpg book awardFINALIST: Widows of Hamilton House by Christina Penner (2009)

quebec Writers’ Federation 2006 mavis Gallant Prize for non-FictionFINALIST: Truth is Naked by Byron Rempel

Winnipeg Free Press book of the Year Pick2006: He Saw Himself in All His Creatures by Helen Norrie

Vancouver sun editor’s Choice2008: We Watch the Waves by Susan Riley

Frost by Nicole Luiken

Encyclopedia of Manitoba

To The Grave: Inside A Spectacular RCMP Sting by Mike McIntyre

Going Downtown: A History of Winnipeg’s Portage Avenue by Russ Gourluck

A Store Like No Other: Eaton’s of Winnipeg by Russ Gourluck

Blue & Gold Edited by Bob Irving

Horses Don’t Lie by Chris Irwin

Juliana and the Medicine Fish by Jake MacDonald

Nowhere to Run: The Killing of Const. Dennis Strongquill by Mike McIntyre

The Lake by Jake MacDonald

Winnipeg: Heart of the Continent by Christopher Dafoe

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a memory of skya pilot’s View of canada’s century of Flight

Jim shilliday

tHE grEEks mytHologizEd it, leonardo da Vinci hinted at it, and Jules Verne fantasized about it. Flight, and in particular the notion of “slipping the

surly bonds” has captivated us from the beginning of time. canada, with its vast and unreachable territories, was an important testing ground for all aspects of early aviation. A Memory of Sky is an illustrated history of both civil and military aviation written by a former rcaF jet fighter pilot.

aBout tHE autHor:Jim Shilliday is a journalist and former fighter pilot whose last book, Canada’s Wheat King, won the 2008 non-fiction award in Manitoba.

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specs: softcover, 10" x 11", 200 pages, 100 black and white illustrations

available: october 2009

marketing plans: advertising in Quill and Quire, Globe and Mail, Winnipeg free Press, Prairie Books Now, Manitoba History. tie in to 100th anniversary of flight in canada celebrations. great plains accepts proposals for co-op advertising, displays, and events.

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impact a History of disasters in manitoba

Brock Holowachuk

IMPACT coVErs tHE major floods of the red river in 1950, 1997, and 2009. The book also reports on many other disasters and near-disasters: summer tornados,

severe winter storms, the 1947 dugald train wreck, the ‘gimli glider’ of 1984, and large forest fires going back to 1920. Impact concludes with a portrait of emerging threats related to terrorism.

aBout tHE autHor:Brock Holowachuk is an Emergency Manager in Manitoba. He began researching the history of disasters in Manitoba to better inform his own work in emergency preparedness. From that interest Holowachuk emerged with a more personal picture of how Manitoba has been shaped by disasters.

BROCK HOLOWACHUK

A HISTORY OF DISASTERS IN MANITOBA

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specs: softcover, 11" x 8.5", 160 pages, 100 black and white illustrations


marketing plans: advertising in Quill and Quire, Globe and Mail, Winnipeg free Press, Prairie Books Now, Manitoba History. great plains accepts proposals for co-op advertising, displays, and events.


Every stone a story iidale Brawn

eVeRY STONe A STORY II contains more stories gleaned from manitoba’s buried history. illustrated with black and white photographs, each story describes

the life, death, and experiences of someone buried in a particular cemetery. The stories are often about the famous or infamous, but equally often they are about people little known outside their communities, but who have done something extraordinary.

aBout tHE autHor:Dale Brawn teaches at the Department of Law and Justice at Laurentian University.

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anitoba’s Buried History Charles Brawn & Dale Brawn

E very Stone A Story is a collection of stories gleaned from Manitoba’s buried history. Each is illustrated with a photograph of a headstone and each describes the life, death and/or experiences of someone buried in a particular cemetery. The stories are often about the famous or infamous, but equally often they are about

people little known outside their communities, but who have done something extraordinary. The stories are grouped according to their topics: politicians, artists and sportsmen and women, crimes and scandals, special people now largely forgotten, accidents and disasters, people who have been executed, and pioneers.

Charles Brawn was born in Abbey, Saskatchewan. He moved to Brandon

in 1949 and owned and operated a business in the city. Long an avid reader with a particular interest in history and politics, he began to research and write about his home province following his retirement. He is currently researching the problems immigrant farmers in western Saskatchewan faced during the Depression. Most days he spends between four and six hours researching or writing about topics of interest, including visits to area cemeteries. Charles resides in Brandon with his wife Doreen.

Dale Brawn, Charles’ son, was born in Cabri, Saskatchewan but raised in Brandon. He

has written for the Brandon Sun, Winnipeg Tribune, Winnipeg Free Press and various national trade magazines. He was called to the Manitoba bar in 1973 and practised in Neepawa, Minnedosa and Shoal Lake before returning to university. Research completed while studying for his doctorate became the basis for his book, The Court of Queen’s Bench of Manitoba, A Biographical History 1870-1950. Dale lives with his dog and cockatoo in Sudbury, Ontario, where he teaches in the Department of Law and Justice at Laurentian University.

$29.95Regional History

Also by Charles and Dale Brawn: Every stone a storyisBn: 978-1-894283-79-3

isBn: 978-1-894283-96-0

price: $29.95

specs: softcover, 10.5" x 8", 152 pages, 100 black and white illustrations


marketing plans: advertising in Quill and Quire, Globe and Mail, Winnipeg free Press, Prairie Books Now, Manitoba History. great plains accepts proposals for co-op advertising, displays, and events.


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without Fear or Favoura Free-wheeling account of life on the Thin Blue lineJack tinsleyISBN: 978-1-894283-91-5 • Price: $24.95Format: softcover, 6" x 9", 240 pages

WITHOuT feAR OR fAVOuR sums up 33 years of in-your-face policing on the mean streets of winnipeg. Former police inspector Jack tinsley depicts winnipeg’s finest as characters and comedians, as well as dedicated officers

who try to “make it right” instead of just playing by the book.

This controversial memoir brings out the black humour of police officers, who often see people at their worst. it also touches on the darker moments in cops’ lives.

Without fear or favour is a gritty, ribald, and riveting read. and it’s all true.

The Encyclopedia of manitobaISBN: 1-894283-71-6 (978-1-894283-71-7) • Price: $99.95Format: hard cover, 8.5" x 11", 850 pages, colour photos, reference

morE tHan tHrEE years in the making, the encyclopedia of Manitoba is an 850-page information extravaganza. all aspects of the province’s history, arts, politics, geography, business, and sports are explored in 2,000 entries and

essays, each written and researched by expert manitobans. From cindy klassen to k-tel, lord selkirk to louis riel, Bothwell cheese to chip & pepper… anything and everything of importance to manitobans is celebrated within the encyclopedia’s pages. The encyclopedia of Manitoba also provides a lasting legacy for all manitobans to learn about who we are, where we’ve come from and what the future holds.

“A monumental achievement… not only a considerable contribution to the mind and identity of the province but a strong chapter in the story of Canada itself.” —James Marsh, Editor of The Canadian Encyclopedia

JACK S. TINSLEY

A FREE-WHEELING ACCOUNT OF LIFE ON THE THIN BLUE LINE

JACK S. TINSLEY

WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOUR sums up 33 years of in-your-face policing on the mean streets of Winnipeg. Former police inspector Jack Tinsley depicts Winnipeg’s finest as characters and comedians, as well as dedicated

officers who try to “make it right” instead of just playing by the book.This controversial memoir brings out the black humour of police officers,

who often see people at their worst. It also touches on the darker moments in cops’ lives.

Without Fear or Favour is a gritty, ribald, and riveting read. And it’s all true.

Jack Tinsley joined the Winnipeg Police Department six days after graduating from high school and retired with the rank of Inspector after thirty-three years. He and his wife Theresa reside on an acreage in rural Manitoba.

$24.95Memoir/True Crime

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noah’s last canoe The lost art of cree

Birch Bark canoe Buildingdoug Evans

isBn: 978-1-894283-82-3$24.95 • hardcover

picturing manitoba legacies of the

winnipeg tribuneruss gourluck

isBn: 978-1-894283-76-2$29.95 • softcover

going downtown a History of

winnipeg’s portage avenueruss gourluck

isBn: 978-1-894283-65-6$29.95 • softcover

a store like no other Eaton’s of winnipeg

russ gourluck isBn: 978-1-894283-48-9

$29.95 • softcover

Horses don’t lie The magic of

Horse whisperingby chris irwin

isBn: 978-1-894283-02-1$16.95 • trade paper

a daytripper’s guide to manitoba

Exploring canada’s undiscovered province

Bartley kivesisBn: 978-1-894283-64-9

$24.95 • softcover

Blue & gold 75 years of

Blue Bomber gloryEdited by Bob irving

isBn: 978-1-894283-59-5$39.95 • hardcover

made in manitoba a musical legacyJohn Einarson

isBn: 978-1-894283-56-4$29.95 • softcover

The lake an illustrated History of

manitobans’ cottage countryEdited by Jake macdonaldisBn: 978-1-894283-12-0

$39.95 • hardcover

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devil among us How canada Failed to stop a pedophile

mike mcintyre isBn: 978-1-894283-80-9

$11.95 • mass market

nowhere to run The killing of constable

dennis strongquillmike mcintyre

isBn: 978-1-894283-44-1$11.95 • mass market

to The grave inside a spectacular

rcmp stingmike mcintyre

isBn: 978-1-894283-68-7$11.95 • mass market

we watch the waves unravelling the mystery

of a Father’s deathsusan riley

isBn: 978-1-894283-77-9$21.95 • trade paper

speaking for myself politics and other pursuits

duff roblinisBn: 978-1-894283-09-0

$19.95 • paperback $32.95 • hardcover

He saw Himself in all his creatures

a mother’s remembranceHelen norrie

isBn: 978-1-894283-63-2$24.95 • hardcover

truth is naked all others pay cash

Byron rempel isBn: 978-1-894283-61-8

$19.95 • trade paper

memoir of a living disease The story of Earl Hershfield

and tuberculosis in manitoba and Beyond

maurice mierau isBn: 978-1-894283-49-6

$24.95 • trade paper

ain’t got no cigarettes memories of music legend

roger millerlyle E. style

isBn: 978-1-894283-60-1$24.95 • trade paper

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Publisher:Gregg Shilliday Phone: (204) 475-6799 Great Plains Publications Ltd.345–955 Portage AvenueWinnipeg, MB, Canada R3G 0P9Email: [email protected]

Canadian Orders, returns and inquiries tO:University of Toronto Press5201 Dufferin StreetNorth York, ON, M3H 5T8Phone: (800) 565-9523Fax: (800) 221-9985Email: [email protected]

disCOunt sChedule:Schools & Libraries: 25%Trade Bookstores: 40%Wholesalers/Jobbers: 50%

terms:F.O.B Canada. Net 30 days. Titles may be returned three months after invoice date, but not after twelve months. Returned titles must be properly packaged, in saleable condition and free of retail stickers. Returns must be sent prepaid and will be credited against future purchases. Outside Canada, all prices are in U.S. dollars. Prices and availability of all titles subject to change without notice. Please contact University of Toronto Press for more information.

sales rePresentatiOn:Kate Walker & Company, ltd.british Columbia/Yukon/nWtVancouver head Office9050 Shaughnessy StreetVancouver, BC V6P 6E5Phone: (604) 323-7111Fax: (604) 323-7118 Toll-Free fax: 888-323-7118www.katewalker.com

Kate Walker: [email protected] middlemass: [email protected] hewitt: [email protected] Fraser / national sales manager, Gift division: [email protected] Kapp / Office manager: [email protected]

southern Vancouver island:Lorna MacDonaldPhone: (250) 382-1058Fax: (250) 383-0697Email: [email protected]

alberta and east Kootenay:Susan ToyPhone: (403) 245-1585Fax: (403) 245-5377Toll-Free Phone: (888) 417-5558 Toll-Free Fax: (888) 417-5559Email: [email protected]

manitoba, saskatchewan, Ontario lakehead:Rorie BrucePhone: (204) 488-9481Fax: (204) 487-3993Email: [email protected]

Ontario/nunavut toronto Office:626 King Street W, Suite 203Toronto, ON M5V 1M7Phone: (416) 703-0666Toll-free phone: (866) 736-5620Fax: (416) 703-4745Toll-free fax: (866) 849-3819

Saffron Beckwith: Eastern Sales Manager, National Accounts Email: [email protected]

Karen Beattie: Toronto Email: [email protected]

Claire Blicker: Gift Accounts Email: [email protected]

Morgen Young: Southwestern Ontario Email: [email protected]

eastern Ontario, quebec, maritimes:Debbie BrownPhone: (613) 667-9876, Fax: (613) 667-9865 Email: [email protected]

Great Plains Publications gratefully acknowledges the financial support provided for its publishing program by the Government of Canada through the Book Publishing Industry Development Program (BPIDP); the Canada Council for the Arts; as well as the Manitoba Department of Culture, Heritage and Tourism; and the Manitoba Arts Council.

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