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Bilingual Traveller's Edition: Edition pour Voyageurs. French translation by Lola Lemire Tostevin.
Instructions: An elimination dance begins with a crowded dance floor. At a signal, the band stops playing and the announcer reads an elimination, say, "Any lover who has gone into a flower shop on Valentine's Day and asked for clitoris when he meant clematis." Any dancer answering this description must sit down, and his partner is also disqualified. The process continues (e.g. "Any person who has burst into tears at the Liquor Control Board") until a single couple remains. And now, the post-Meech Lake edition.
Brick Books reaches out to Quebec: "Tout amant qui, à la Saint-Valentin, est entré dans une boutique de fleuriste et a demandé pour un clitoris au lieu d'une clématile."
Michael Ondaatje is a Canadian poet, novelist, editor and filmmaker. Born in Sri Lanka in 1943, Ondaatje immigrated to Canada where he attended the University of Toronto and Queen's University before teaching at York University. After gaining some initial success as a poet with Governor General's Award-winning collections like, The Collected Works of Billy the Kid, and There's a Trick with a Knife I'm Learning to Do: Poems, Ondaatje eventually turned to writing novels, inclu
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