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Aaron Kreuter is a novelist, poet, and academic. His most recent book, the short story collection Rubble Children, came out in July 2024 and is available now. His other books include: the academic monograph, Leaving Other People Alone: Diaspora, Zionism, and Palestine in Contemporary Jewish Fiction ; the poetry collection, Shifting Baseline Syndrome, which was was shortlisted for the 2022 Governor General’s Award for Poetry, the Raymond Souster Award, and the Vine Awards for Jewish Literature; the poetry collection Arguments For Lawn Chairs; and the short story collection, You and Me, Belonging. Aaron’s academic work explores Jewish North American fiction, diaspora, settler colonialism, ecology, and Israel/Palestine, and has won numerous awards.  Aaron is currently an assistant professor of English Literature at Trent University. Aaron’s  first novel, Lake Burntshore, is forthcoming from ECW Press in spring 2025.

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Hornby Island, Spring 2011