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Boiling Point and Cold Cases:
More Saskatchewan Crime Stories
Barb Pacholik
Veteran crime writer Barb Pacholik offers up another
installment in her best-selling series of true crime
books set in Saskatchewan. This time she pursues
cadaver dogs, unearths charred remains, explores
the horrifying “killing room,” and delves into cold
cases — unsolved crimes whose perpetrators may still
be lurking out there. 246 pages.
University of Regina Press 9780889772861 $19.95
NON FICTION
The Carbon Murders Mystery
Frank W. Anderson
The sequence of events that formed the backdrop
of the most puzzling case in the files of the Alberta
Provincial Police began on the evening of Wednesday,
September 28, 1921 with the passage of a big
McLaughlin Buick Special along a lonely curving
stretch of gravel road just east of Carbon, Alberta.
History – 60 pages.
Gopher Books 092196997X $9.00
Clearing the Plains:
Disease, Politics of Starvation,
and the Loss of Aboriginal Life
James Daschuk
“[A] tour de force that … shows how infectious disease
and state-supported starvation combined to create a
creeping, relentless catastrophe that persists to the
present day. The prose is gripping, the analysis is
incisive, and the narrative is so chilling that it leaves
its reader stunned and disturbed.” Elizabeth A. Fenn.
Native Studies – 318 pages.
University of Regina Press 9780889772960 $39.95
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