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In June, the world's most powerful heads of state will gather in Toronto with the purpose of shaping their preferred global order. The Dominion will publish a special issue on the G8 and G20 meetings and protests. Help us make it happen. Donate today, or sign up to distribute or Find out more....
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November 10, 2003
Can'tLit
Books Recently Seized or Detained by Canada Customs
The past 20 years have shown Canadian censorship to be legal, durable, and popular. Canadian censors--whether government officials or common citizens-- have shown little confidence of the abilities of other people to think or behave responsibly after reading 'objectionable' books and magazines.--F. Carter, Editors' Assoc. of Canada/Assoc. Canadienne des Reviseurs
Adams, Carol: The Sexual Politics of Meat: a feminist-vegetarian critical theory.
Bataille, George: Blue of Noon and Story of the Eye.
Carter, ed.: Outrage: Australian Gay and Lesbian short story anthology.
Delany, Samuel R: The Madman.
The Evil Empire: Globalization's Darker Side, by Paul Hellyer
Fleming, Mickey: About Courage.
Genet, Jean: Querelle and Prisoner of Love.
hooks, bell: Black Looks: race and representation.
Irving, John: The Hotel New Hampshire.
Kulaszka, Barbara: The Hate Crimes Law in Canada, 1970-1994: Effects and Operation.
Leavitt, David: A Place I've Never Been.
Mitchell, Mark, ed.: The Penguin Book of International Gay Writing.
National Lesbian and Gay Survey: Proust, Cole Porter, Michelangelo, Marc Almond and Me: writings by gay men on their lives and lifestyles.
Our Home or Native Land: What Government's Aboriginal Policy is Doing to Canada, by Melvin Smith
Pierce, William: The Turner Diaries.
Rice, Anne: The Sleeping Beauty Trilogy.
Stern, Phyllis Noerager, ed.: Lesbian Health: what are the issues?.
Tory, Frank (ed.) Panthology I & II (allegedly burned by Customs)
Unity: A Celebration of Gay Games IV and Stonewall.
Vandeford Tripp: Bitter Beauties.
Wojnarowicz: Memories That Smell Like Gasoline.
Xenozoic Tales: Cadillacs and Dinosaurs Collection, from Kitchen Sink.
Yummy Fur #s 16, 18, from Vortex Comics.
Zap Comics #s 2-9, 11, 12, from Last Gasp.
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