books & music

Huge thanks to Talon Books for curating a selection of tomes for Morrow. Following this wonderful list of BIPOC authored books published by Talon, are self-published and other-published chapbooks, books, zines & LP’s for which 100% of sales go directly to the artists and/or charities of their choice.

JORDAN ABEL

The Place of Scraps | $24.95
Injun | $16.95
Un-inhabited | $24.95

by CARMEN AGUIRRE

Anywhere but Here | $16.95

by Marie Clements

Iron Peggy | $16.95

by Marie Clements & Rita Leistner

The Edward Curtis Project – a modern picture story | $29.95

by Junie Désil

eat salt | gaze at the ocean | $17.95

by Leanne Dunic

One and Half of You | $16.95

by Mercedes Eng

Prison Industrial Complex Explodes | $17.95
my yt mama |$16.95
Mercenary English |$18.95

by Kim Senklip Harvey

Kamloopa – An Indigenous Matriarch Story $16.95

by Tomson Highway

From Oral to Written – A Celebration of Indigenous Literature in Canada, 1980–2010 | $29.95

by Wanda John-Kehewin

In the Dog House | $16.95

Seven Sacred Truths | $18.95

by Jónína Kirton

An Honest Woman |$16.95

by Rahat Kurd

Cosmophilia | $16.95

by Laiwan

TENDER | $18.95

by Kevin Loring

Thanks for Giving | $19.95

by Sachiko Murakami

Rebuild | $16.95

by Cecily Nicholson

From the Poplars | $16.95
Wayside Sang | $16.95

by Anahita Jamali Rad

for love and autonomy | $16.95
still | $16.95

by Janet Rogers

Peace in Duress | $16.95

by annie ross

Pots and Other Living Beings | $19.95

by Bev Sellars

by Tetsuro Shigematsu

Empire of the Son | $16.95
Kuroko | $18.95

by Drew Hayden Taylor

Cottagers and Indians | $16.95

by Joshua Whitehead

full-metal indigiqueer | $18.95

by Dukesang Wong

The Diary of Dukesang Wong – A Voice from Gold Mountain | $18.95

by Annie York & Richard Daly & Chris Arnett

They Write Their Dream on the Rock Forever – Rock Writings in the Stein River Valley of British Columbia |$29.95

nightshift

$10

all proceeds to artists via Vines Arts Festival

Curated by Valeen Jules and Jaz Whitford

Curated by Valeen Jules and Jaz Whitford, the nighshift poetry book features queer Indigenous, Black, and People of Color creatives who bring healing to our communities and the land. Vines Arts Festival gathered these artists to honour their stories and deliver medicine to frontlines, elders, matriarchs, queers, lifegivers, and children. From Vines Arts Festival: “These are a few of many firekeepers of our hearts who will continue to fight for our sovereignty and write more poetry about it.”

words crack my broken brain by Rosemary Xinhe Hu

$25 – All proceeds to artist who donates a portion to eating disorder and mental health recovery groups.

Rosemary Xinhe Hu is an artist, a linguist, an immigrant, and a mentally ill person who lives well with bipolar. “words crack, my broken brain” is Rosemary’s first self-published chapbook. Themes scattered throughout this special little book include mental health recovery, cross-cultural language loss, the asian diaspora, and racism. Multiple poems in it were written in reflection on Rosemary’s time in 2018 spent in a Canadian psychiatric institution. Rosemary’s intention with this chapbook is to loudly share her continued journey into recovery while living with the cyclic mental illness of bipolar, and finding ways to live lightly along the way. She believes in the power of storytelling and passing on our shared lived suffering in order to continue to have faith in the future we cannot see, when we are facing a mental health challenge. Thank you for your support towards the radical and beautiful mentally ill community.