If I Were God
If I Were God: Poems for People Who Don’t Read Poetry
Editor: Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall
Cover & Interior Design: Jan Westendorp, Kato Design & Photo
If I Were God is a collection of poetry and prose that takes the pretentiousness right out of poetry. Forty-two original poems with short lead-ins invite readers from all walks of life to engage in the wonders and woes of twenty-first century life.
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Don't Lose Sight
Iguana Books, Spring 2021
When Genevieve Chornenki escapes a brush with blindness, things never looked better—city pigeons, people, stainless steel pots. But questions about her experience linger: Who was responsible for her close call? Can she safeguard other people’s eyesight? How do our eyes work, anyway, and why do they give so much pleasure? With a newborn baby and a background in dispute resolution, Genevieve sets her sights on answers. The results aren’t always what she went looking for.
Don't Lose Sight is the author’s quest, pursued with humour, hubris, and tenacity.
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From coast to coast, dispute resolution initiatives are flourishing in both public and private sectors. This authoritative work by two experienced Canadian practitioners gives readers a realistic and current picture of dispute resolution in Canada. Integrating theory and practice, it guides readers through consensual and adjudicative methods of resolution that begin with constructive conversation and continue to mediation, arbitration and other choices. It explains what each option asks of participants, and what they can practically accomplish in each process, and includes illustrations, sample, documentation, and checklists. This addition has been completely revised with updated commentary, current Canadian examples, and new chapters on Constructive Conversations, Constructive Conversations in Action and Dispute Resolution at the Courts, plus new material on Dispute Resolution Program Design.