CURRENT EVENTS

  • January 31 - February 5/12
    11am-9pm

    The Big Book Sell-off
    - all books now 50% off, with thousands marked down even further [ more ]
  • Friday February 3/12
    7pm
      $10/$5 students
    Too Much Info Tour 2012
    - Tim Eliasmore ]
  • Sunday February 5/12
    7:30pm
      $10
    ShawFest presents
    pShaw!
    A Literary Roast of George Bernard Shaw
    more ]
  • Monday February 6/12
    8pm
      $10/$5 students
    Balkan Folk Tales CD Launch
    Dejan Rafajlovic Trio

    - featuring Julian Bradford and Curtis Nowosadmore ]
  • Wednesday February 8/12
    8pm
      $8/$5 students
    Beautiful Lies
    An Evening with Bean, Eagle Lake Owls, and Kate Ferris
    more ]
  • Thursday February 9/12
    7:30pm

    Winnipeg Marx Reading Groupmore ]
  • Thursday February 9/12
    8pm
      $6
    JohNNy SiZZle/Lloyd & Selleck Present
    A CKUW Fundraiser
    more ]
  • Saturday February 11/12
    8pm
      $10/$5 students
    Kristopher Ulrich Band, with guests Eli Matas and Zack Kinahanmore ]
  • Sunday February 12/12
    7pm

    Aqua Books Lansdowne Prize for Poetry Series
    - poet J.R. Léveillé, with Katherena Vermette and Rosanna Deerchildmore ]
  • Wednesday February 15/12
    8pm
      $10/$5 students
    The Sweet Alibi, with Marcel Desilets and Ben Wytinckmore ]
  • Thursday February 16/12
    7:30pm

    Feeling Canadian: Television, Nationalism, and Affect Book Launch
    - author Marusya Bociurkiwmore ]
  • Thursday February 16/12
    8pm
      $10/$5 students
    Quincy Davis & Promise
    - with Niall Bakkestad-Legare, Paul De Gurse, Shannon Kristjanson, Landen Seesahai, Kristopher Ulrich and Luke Sellickmore ]
  • Friday February 17/12
    8pm
      $10/$5 students
    Kayla Luky, with Tailwindmore ]
  • Wednesday February 22/12
    8pm
      $8/$5 students
    Primrose, with Demetramore ]
  • Thursday February 23/12
    8pm
      $10/$5 students
    Jazz Machine V
    Paul Simon's Still Crazy After All These Years

    - the Aaron Shorr Triomore ]
  • Friday February 24/12
    8pm
      $5
    Shasta, with guests Windmore ]
  • Thursday March 1/12
    7pm

    U of M Jazz Program Student Ensemblesmore ]
  • Saturday March 3/12
    11am-5pm

    Crafty Minions
    The Handmade and Vintage Sale
    more ]
  • March 6-10/12

    Mondo!Poetrymore ]
  • Tuesday March 6/12
    7pm

    Manitoba Independent Songwriters' Circlemore ]
  • Saturday April 21/12
    11am-3:30pm
      $75
    From the Ground Up: Planning and Writing a Publishable Story
    - award-winning writer Jake MacDonaldmore ]

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Hello! I’ve even heard of you over here in Oxford, England…I used to live in Winnipeg, and my friend Pamela sent me your ‘100 real reasons to love Winnipeg’. I like all these reasons, but relate particularly to your reasons 51 and 52, because I’m Scottish and definitely think you can be generous and parsimonious all in one – that’s what the whole Scottish nation is like! Thank you for your list – it has made my day, because I too love Winnipeg. - Marjory Szurko, Librarian, Oriel College, Oxford

FEATURED NEW ARRIVALS FOR THE WEEK OF 8/6/07

(To hold or order any of these books [or to check on current availability], please email kelly@aquabooks.ca.)

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Tori Amos: Anthology (sheet music, 25 songs, out of print)

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1000 Extra/Ordinary Objects

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Wake Up, I'm Fat - Camryn Manheim

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Mussolini's Island: The Invasion of Sicily through the eyes of those who witnessed the Campaign, John Follain

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Belly Laughs: The Naked Truth about Pregnancy and Childbirth - Jenny McCarthy

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If a Lion Could Talk: Animal Intelligence and the Evolution of Consciousness - Stephen Budiansky (out of print)

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Home Almanac: Everything You Need To Care For Your Home

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West African Art - Milwaukee Public Museum

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The Little Prince - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (oversize, English)

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The People's Railway: A History of Canadian National - Donald MacKay

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The Cat in the Dryer and 222 other Urban Legends

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Rodales's Perennial All-Stars (out of print)

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The Girl with the Botticelli Face - W.D. Valgardson

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No Other Life - Brian Moore (out of print)

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The Petty Details of So-and-so's Life - Camilla Gibb

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Meditations on a Place and a Way of Life - Ken Loewen (photographs, local Mennonite history, signed, $10)

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Brundibar - Tony Kushner/Maurice Sendak (based on the Czech opera)

Also new this week

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Fiction

Night Train, Martin Amis
All the Pretty Horses, Cormac McCarthy
Where Shadows Burn, Catherine Hunter (local author)
The Collected Works of Billy the Kid, Michael Ondaatje
Setting Free the Bears, John Irving
The Remains of the Day, Kazuo Ishiguro
To All Appearances a Lady, Marilyn Bowering
Himalayan Dhaba, Craig Joseph Danner
Resistance, Anita Shreve
Lady Moses, Lucinda Roy
The Birth of Venus: Love and Death in Florence, Sarah Dunant
The Summer After June, Ashley Warlick
Quartet, Jean Rhys
Injury Time, Beryl Bainbridge
Down All the Days, Christy Brown (author of My Left Foot, out of print)
The News from Ireland, William Trevor
Girl With Curious Hair: Stories, David Foster Wallace
Life is Elsewhere, Milan Kundera
Burmese Days, George Orwell
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer, Patrick Süskind
The Zero, Jess Walter
Morality Play, Barry Unsworth
A Philosophical Investigation, Philip Kerr
Treat 'em Rough: Letters from Jack the Kaiser Killer, Ring Lardner (1918, $8 at Aqua, $30 at Burton Lysecki)
Heather's Mistress, Amy Le Feuvre
When a Man's a Man, Harold Bell Wright
The Simple Truth, David Baldacci
The Immortal Dragon, Michael Peterson
Sarum: The Novel of England, Edward Rutherfurd
Flashman's First Omnibus, George MacDonald Fraser
La mendigote, Thérèse de Saint Phalle
La Route d'Altamont, Gabrielle Roy (out of print)
The Glorious Pool, Thorne Smith (1934, fantasy)
The Cult of Loving Kindness, Paul Park (out of print)
The Traveler, John Twelve Hawks (2006)
The Diamond Age, Neal Stephenson
The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams
Sight Unseen, Andrew Neiderman (out of print)
Wolfsign: The Outsider, Alfred McCann (aka Wulfsign, local author)
Prince of Annwn: The First Branch of the Mabinogion, Evangeline Walton
Micawber, John Lithgow (children's)
and
The House on the Point: A Tribute to Franklin W. Dixon and the Hardy Boys, Benjamin Hoff (author of the Tao of Pooh)

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Non-Fiction

I and Thou, Martin Buber
Jesus the Jew, Geza Vermes
Christ and the Sacrament Church, Pierre Talec (trans. from French)
Reason and Revelation in the Middle Ages, Etienne Gilson
I Believe, Alister McGrath
Tongue Speaking, Morton Kelsey
Sermons Preached at Brighton (Complete), Frederick Robertson
dozens of new books on Hebrew and Greek
Indian Shakers: A Messianic Cult of the Pacific Northwest, H.G. Barnett
Slavery, Segregation and Scripture, James Buswell
The Fundamentalist Movement: 1930-1956, Louis Gasper
Compayré's History of Pedagogy, W.H. Payne (1885, scarce, $10)
Introduction to Contemporary Epistemology, Jonathan Dancy
This Is Not A Pipe, Michel Foucault
Words, Jean-Paul Sartre
The Basic Works of Aristotle, ed. Richard McKeon (hardcover, 1500 pgs)
A Rumor of Angels: Modern Society and the Rediscovery of the Supernatural, Peter Berger
The Good, the Bad and the Difference, Randy Cohen (NYT ethicist)
The Professor and the Madman: A Tale of Murder, Insanity, and the Making of the Oxford English Dictionary, Simon Winchester
The Final Prophecies of Nostradamus, ed. Erika Cheetham
Never Have Your Dog Stuffed and Other Things I've Learned, Alan Alda
The Mother Dance, Harriet Lerner
Way of the Peaceful Warrior, Dan Millman
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People , Stephen Covey (6 cass., 317 min., $14)
Boom, Bust and Echo: How to Profit from the Coming Demographic Shift, David K. Foot
Sacred Cows Make the Best Burgers: Developing Change-Ready People and Organizations, Robert Kriegel/David Brandt
The Culinary Arts Institute Cookbook
Back to the Table: The Reunion of Food and Family, Art Smith (signed)
Plan B 2.0: Rescuing a Planet Under Stress and a Civilization in Trouble, Lester Brown
Seven Years in Tibet, Heinrich Harrer
The Way of the White Clouds, Lama Anagarika Govinda
L'espace de Louis Goulet, Guillame Charette (Manitoba history)
Through the Hitler Line: Memoirs of an Infantry Chaplain, Laurence Wilmot (local author)
A Wartime Log, Art and Lee Beltrone (watercolours and sketches by WWII POWs)
To See You Again: A True Story of Love in a Time of War, Betty Schimmel
The Salem Witch Trials Reader, ed. Frances Hill
History of the Shea's and the Paths of Adventure, Bert Shea (Muskoka, Ontario history)
Grand Delusions: Henry Hoet and Cobblestone Manor, James Musson (Alberta history)
Peace River Chronicles, ed. Gordon Bowes (BC history, 1793-1963)
How To Know the Wildflowers, Mrs. William Starr Diana
Canadian Eskimo Art, James Houston
Carving Totem Poles and Masks, Alan/Gill Bridgewater
and
Proper Lessons from the Old Testament, for the Sundays and other Holy Days throughout the year, in the Cree language, Rev. J. Horden ($50, very rare)

plus hundreds more every week....

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