Louis : The Heretic Poems Gregory Scofield His pursuit of work gives

His pursuit of work gives new meaning to the term "odd job": dishwasher

Each slice of language stands alone as self-contained art - the words seems as carefully exposed as the people they describe

What Your Hands Have Done looks at how life spent in a close-knit fishing family in rural Prince Edward Island marks a person

Tim is a young misfit with an overactive imagination and a heavy-drinking father

The best stories in A Day Does Not Go By are deceptively complex

Louis : The Heretic Poems Gregory Scofield His pursuit of work givesDescription Few figures in Canadian history have attained such an iconic status as Louis Riel. Celebrated Metis poet Gregory Scofield takes a fresh look at Riel in his new collection, Louis: The Heretic Poems, challenging traditional conceptions of Riel as simply a folk hero and martyr. By juxtaposing historical events and quotes with the poetic narrative, Scofield draws attention to the side of the Metis leader that most Canadians have never