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Magpie Books and Relish Bar & Market are coming together to host a book club! This time we’ll be getting together with pals to read and discuss A Minor Chorus by Billy-Ray Belcourt of Driftpile Cree Nation. You can find the book at Magpie Books (book not included in ticket price).
Get your hands on the book, devour it, then join us at Relish on September 2nd to discuss it over drinks and some nibbles. Tickets are required and include a small beverage and some snacks. A limited number of spots in the club are available!
Relish is located inside Ritchie Market at 9570 76 Ave, Edmonton.
A debut novel that was longlisted for the 2022 Scotiabank Giller Prize, Shortlisted for the Amazon Canada First Novel Award and the Ethel Wilson Fiction Prize. Also a finalist in the 2026 CBC Literary Prize.
This novel is an autofiction that follows an unnamed narrator who abandons his graduate studies in Edmonton to return home to northern Alberta, where he begins intimate conversations to document everyday stories, racism, power and the modern queer indigenous experience. The narrator makes space for his companions to divulge their private joys and miseries, testing the theory that storytelling is a tonic for loneliness.
Once you have added a ticket to your cart, click here to view the cart and checkout.
Magpie Books and Relish Bar & Market are coming together to host a book club! This time we’ll be getting together with pals to read and discuss A Minor Chorus by Billy-Ray Belcourt of Driftpile Cree Nation. You can find the book at Magpie Books (book not included in ticket price).
Get your hands on the book, devour it, then join us at Relish on September 2nd to discuss it over drinks and some nibbles. Tickets are required and include a small beverage and some snacks. A limited number of spots in the club are available!
Relish is located inside Ritchie Market at 9570 76 Ave, Edmonton.
A debut novel that was longlisted for the 2022 Scotiabank Giller Prize, Shortlisted for the Amazon Canada First Novel Award and the Ethel Wilson Fiction Prize. Also a finalist in the 2026 CBC Literary Prize.
This novel is an autofiction that follows an unnamed narrator who abandons his graduate studies in Edmonton to return home to northern Alberta, where he begins intimate conversations to document everyday stories, racism, power and the modern queer indigenous experience. The narrator makes space for his companions to divulge their private joys and miseries, testing the theory that storytelling is a tonic for loneliness.
Once you have added a ticket to your cart, click here to view the cart and checkout.