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Reconciliation and The Marrow Thieves: “Like an Echo Turned Inside Out”

October 24, 2018 · by Novel Alliances · in Indigenous Futures, Indigenous Literature, Indigenous Studies, Reconciliation, Uncategorized · Leave a comment

Reading reconciliation through Dimaline’s dystopic novel, The Marrow Thieves

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