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    Countering Displacements

    Daniel Coleman, Erin Goheen Glanville, Wafaa Hasan & Agnes Kramer-Hamstra, Editors

    978-0-88864-605-7


    Cross-Media Ownership and Democratic Practice in Canada

    Walter C. Soderlund, Colette Brin, Lydia Miljan & Kai Hilderbrandt

    978-0-88864-605-7


    Civilizing the Wilderness

    A. A. den Otter

    978-0-88864-546-3


    Anti-Saints: The New Golden Legend of Sylvain Maréchal

    Sheila Delany

    978-0-88864-604-0


    Imagining Ancient Women

    Annabel  Lyon

    978-0-88864-629-3


    Continuations 2

    Douglas Barbour, Sheila E. Murphy

    978-0-88864-596-8


    dear Hermes...

    Michelle Smith

    978-0-88864-597-5


    Baba's Kitchen Medicines: 

    Folk Remedies of Ukrainian Settlers in Western Canada

    Michael Mucz

    978-0-88864-514-2


    Pursuing China: 

    Memoir of a Beaver Liaison Officer

    Brian L. Evans

    978-0-88864-600-2


    Wells

    Jenna Butler

    978-0-88864-606-4


    The Grads Are Playing Tonight!:

    The Story of the Edmonton Commercial Graduates Basketball Club

    M. Ann Hall

    978-0-88864-602-6


    Intersecting Sets: A Poet Looks at Science

    Alice Major

    978-0-88864-595-1


    Alfalfa to Ivy:

    Memoir of a Harvard Medical School Dean

    Joseph B. Martin

    978-1-55195-700-5


    The Man in Blue Pyjamas: A Prison Memoir

    Jalal Barzanji

    978-0-88864-536-4


    Not Drowning But Waving

    Susan Brown, Jeanne Perreault, Jo-Ann Wallace & Heather Zwicker, Editors

    978-0-88864-614-9


Dear Liza:

There’s a Hole in the Bucket is the community blog of the University of Alberta Press. We’ve loosened our collars and rolled up our sleeves in order to indulge the more tangential exploits of university publishing—at least at the UAP. We promise to announce our books and their brilliant authors and editors as new titles come available; but we’d especially like Hole in the Bucket to be a forum for both light-hearted observations and more critical commentary about the state of publishing, particularly for us as university publishers.

The University of Alberta Press publishes in the areas of biography, history, language, literature, natural history, regional interest, travel narratives and reference books. UAP contributes to the intellectual and cultural life of Alberta and Canada by publishing well-edited, research-based knowledge and creative thought that has undergone rigorous peer-review, is of real value to natural constituencies, adheres to quality publication standards and is supported by diligent marketing efforts.

Please stay in touch.

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