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In Episode 62 Gen and Jette once again team up with one of our favourite publishers—Coach House Books! This time we're talking about one of their spring releases—and our first book of poetry—Because the Sun by Sarah Burgoyne. We loved the way Burgoyne plays with words and form while exploring the work of Camus, and the film Thelma and Louise.

We also talk a bit about some other recent books from Coach House. Jette loved The Dark Library by Cyrille Martinez, which came out last fall. We're looking forward to recent January release, The Crash Palace by Andrew Wedderburn, as well as their forthcoming collection, Indigenous Toronto: Stories That Carry This Place.

Show Notes:
Yes, we're still obsessed with Paper Houses. Listen to that episode if you haven't already.
If you read Jette's Best Memoirs post then you might already know that Guy Maddin's selected writings was also published by Coach House Books.
Be sure to check out the characters playlists that accompany The Crash Palace on Spotify.
Indigenous Toronto: Stories That Carry This Place will be out March 16th.
Because the Sun by Sarah Burgoyne will be out April 13th.

Other Books Mentioned:
Crush by Richard Siken
Blinking with Fists by Billy Corgan
L'Etranger by Albert Camus
Paper Houses by Dominique Fortier
Emily Dickinson
From the Atelier Tovar: Selected Writings by Guy Maddin

Other Coach House Books Episodes:

51: Coach House Books 2020 Fall Releases
36: Disfigured by Amanda LeDuc
26: Paper Houses by Dominique Fortier 

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