awâsis - kinky and dishevelled Mohawk Culture Heather Macfarlane is Adjunct Professor

Heather Macfarlane is Adjunct Professor in the Department of English at Queen’s University

of civil litigation and was dominated by persuasion that could lead to reforms in the dominant narrative of the state

This novel is sometimes brutally violent

" - Wab Kinew

Pete keeps up ties to his crew

awâsis - kinky and dishevelled Mohawk Culture Heather Macfarlane is Adjunct ProfessorOpening with an introduction from Elder Maria Campbell, awsis kinky and dishevelled is a force of Indigenous resurgence, resistance, and soul healing laughter. Uncovering the painful facts wrought on her and her people's lives by colonialism, racism, religion, and residential schools, Louise walks us through further raw realities in this book questioning the still powerful destructive forces of colonialism, despite Canada's official, hollow promises