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  Bloodied Bodies, Bloody Landscapes

  Settler Colonialism in Horror

  Laura Hall

  This book analyzes how horror films reveal the brutality of settler colonial violence, showing the connections between horror tropes such as the savage killer and the feral woman to Indigenous representations, gender, and sexuality, and how Indigenous Peoples as presented as savage threats to civilization rather than as the ones continually under the oppression of colonialism.

  (University of Regina Press, $32.95 Paperback, 288 pages, ISBN: 978-17-79400-80-2)  

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  Flow

  Women’s Counternarratives from Rivers, Rock, and Sky

  Denisa Krásná (Editor), Alena Rainsberry (Editor)

  With photography and stories from around the world, Flow captures the personal narratives of women from diverse countries who offer insights into the barriers they have faced, and who redefine what’s possible in outdoor sports such as whitewater kayaking, climbing, mountaineering, and highlining.

  (RMB | Rocky Mountain Books, $40.00 Paperback, 336 pages, ISBN: 978-17-71607-06-3)  

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