Stories describe the lives of people living in an isolated British Columbia community, including young and old Indians, a retired trapper, a would-be cattle baron, and a local bank manager

Smith and Other Stories

Literature & Fiction

St. Pierre, Paul

Short Stories & Anthologies

Penguin??Books

Boss of the Namko Drive .. A Story from the Cariboo Country

Ryerson Press

Breaking Smith's Quarter Horse

Genre Fiction

McGraw-Hill/Ryerson

The Chilcotin holiday

McClelland and Stewart

Boss of the Namko Drive

Harpercollins

BC Our Land

History

Americas

Hancock House

Kurdish Alevis and the Case of Dersim: Historical and Contemporary Insights (Kurdish Societies, Politics, and International Relations)

In contemporary Turkey, discussions on the concept of ethnicity and religiosity continue to maintain their utmost importance in politics and daily social life. In this context, Alevi and Kurdish identities have come to the fore with mass representation marked by protests and violence. In spite of the importance of Kurds and Alevis for the history of Turkey, one specific group, namely the Kurdish Alevis, has escaped the attention of the international world. Although wide interest upon the topic in the international academic sphere, there are very limited academic works about Kurdish Alevis in general. Who are the Kurdish Alevis? What are the particular conditions for its association with the Kurdish identity, Alevi religion, and the history of Turkey? What has been the role of Dersim within Kurdish Alevism? The main purpose of this edited volume, the first of its kind, is to contribute to the understanding of these and other questions. Based on six perspectives from scholars from various disciplinary, this approach will present new insights on contemporary research and discussions on the issue.

Middle East

Lexington Books

The author finds grievous fault with democracy and favours most of the seven deadly sins. He approves of arranged marriages but expresses absolute faith in the power of love. He laments the fading of family. He has come to believe that the soul exists independent of mind, personality and genes and, like St. Paul, he sees love and charity as the greatest power in our world. Old Enough to Know Better is written in part as a message to descendants he will never meet, in part to people of the western world today who, he insists, are descending rapidly into a fascist tyranny. His observations and pronouncements are threaded on accounts of personal experiences as a newspaper editor and columnist, politician, diplomat, police commissioner, husband, father, wet-fly fisherman and wing shot. This is a book like no other St. Pierre has written. Nobody will agree with all of it. His tail would kink if some did.

Old Enough to Know Better

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Harbour Publishing

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