Gvúkva’áus Haíɫzaqv

6:30, September 25, 2023
Book signing and reading
Prince Rupert Museum

3:00, September 27, 2023
Book signing, meet and greet
Vict. Festival of Authors

10 & 2, Sunday October 15, 2023
WMIYEFEN Nature Sanctuary
First Peoples House

2:30, UVIC, Oct 16, 2023
Reading, Q&A
Massy Arts Vancouver

6:00, October 17, 2023
Reading, Q&A
Volume One Bookstore

3:00, Duncan, Oct 18, 2023
Book signing, meet and greet
Protection Island Nanaimo

7:30, October 19, 2023
Reading, meet and greet
Laughing Oyster Courtenay

4:00, October 20, 2023
Book signing, meet and greet
Upstart & Crow Granville Island

6:30, November 8, 2023
An evening with Cúagilákv

When the mountains of your territory are your ancestors, you paint the landscapes as Jess Housty does in this evocative, powerful collection of poetry: in the language of ceremony as taut as the inner surface of a mussel shell when the meat is stripped away. Her hyperlocality is precise medicine, an expansive, generous meditation on the mutual care of mountains, the forgiving veins of rivers, all the liminal territories and beings soaked in the verdant magic of the Pacific Northwest Coast.

Eden Robinson
I return to read and then stop to wonder, return to read and still wonder: How is this so true? Let these words love you. They’ll sing.

Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas

Gvúkva’áus Haíɫzaqv

Prince Rupert Museum