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A SONIC COMPENDIUM

Resources for the Book

About the Book and Project

This project showcases an extensive archive of materials from Soundin’ Canaan, including interviews, resources, remixes, and curated playlists featuring music referenced in the book.

Chapter Resources

This section features links to documents and sources, organized by chapter as they appear in the book, along with discussion questions.

Playlists

Listen to Spotify and YouTube playlists featuring music from the book.

Interviews

Listen to and read interviews with poets from the book, both old and new.

Remixes and Live Audio

Listen to live audio from book launches, remixed versions of the book, and even create your own remix.

News and Media

See featured reviews, past and upcoming events, and press materials.

In Soundin’ Canaan: Black Canadian Poetry, Music, and Citizenship, Can-Lit-Crit scholar Paul db Watkins “brings da noise,” reading through Afro-Can poets to stress that our concern is to remix, adapt, sample, and echo African Diasporic literary and musical greats in confraternity or confrontation with the Bards of the Great White World—and of the Great White North…”

—George Elliott Clarke- George Elliott Clarke, author of Whiteout: How Canada Cancels Blackness (Véhicule Press) & J’Accuse…! (Poem Versus Silence) (Exile Editions) Steiner