Publishing literary and academic books. Non-fiction, poetry, and fiction with an emphasis on critical leftist political analysis of contemporary issues.
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ALT Screenshot of our new profile at Bluesky: @arpbooks.bsky.social
ALT Partial cover image with black and white photo of child holding a ball up to a rosy-orange sky. Text excerpt below: “"Blend, contract. We string small hours. Reject nostalgia. Shwa." (from "Subdivision")”
ALT Book cover text: Bebías Into Qhndaa Ke Queer Indigenous Knowledge for Land and Community Edited by Sydney Rae Krill & Kleo P. Skavinski Cover image features an illustration in line-drawn style of a figure seated outdoors holding a baby in their lap with plants and skins drying close by and a large sun backdrop.
ALT Cover image of Wages for Schoolwork. White text against a green background with the author’s name in Black. A faded image of a collage of the interior views of a classroom and exterior views of a school form the background upon which the text is overlaid.
ALT Image capture from McNally Robinson Booksellers bestseller list with the folllowing text: PAPERBACK NON-FICTION 1. Prosperity Ever, Depression Never, Ralph Friesen. Regional Interest. $28.00. 2. When the Pine Needles Fall, Katsitsakwas Ellen Gabriel & Sean Carleton. Indigenous Peoples. $32.95. 3. The Reason You Walk, Wab Kinew. Memoir. $22.00. 4. Valley of the Birdtail, Andrew Stobo Sniderman & Douglas Sanderson (Amo Binashii). Indigenous Peoples. $24.99. 5. Dogged and Destructive, James Wilt. Canadian Issues. $22.00.
ALT Cover image of Dogged and Destructive: Essays on the Winnipeg Police by James Wilt, featuring collage image from archival photographs of the Winnipeg Police Force.
ALT The panelists in discussion at the Carol Shields auditorum at the Millennium Library
ALT ARP book table displaying Dogged and Destructive, and a selection of other ARP titles.
ALT THE RETURN OF THE SEMAPHORE SERIES Dogged and Destructive Essays on the Winnipeg Police BOOK LAUNCH September 24th 6:00PM Carol Shields Auditorium Millennium Library 2nd Floor Featuring discussion with author James Wilt and Bronwyn Dobchuk-Land WEAR A MASK | BOOKS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE | SEATING + STANDING ROOM
ALT Event Info Entrance located at Donald and Graham. The auditorium is on the second floor. Lobby entrance also accessible through the parkade elevators - exit on main floor. Please keep in mind that the library entrance includes a security checkpoint with a metal detector and bag search. Wear a mask! This is an indoor event and we wish to keep it accessible and safe for all.
ALT A graphic labelled "15 Books for Indigenous Peoples Day" with 15 book covers: Nauetakuan, a Silence for a Noise, Hold Your Tongue, Building a Nest from the Bones of my People, The First Few Feet in a World of Wolves, The HBC Brigades, TOL, NEW̱ SEN TŦE SOȽ, The Glass Lodge, Once the Smudge is Lit, North of Middle Island, Suliewey, Secrets of Stone, Nipugtug, Walking Together, Misty Lake, and There is Violence and There is Righteous Violence and There is Death or, The Born-Again Crow.