Uiesh / Somewhere (English and Innu) Grade Two In addition to her first-person

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Uiesh / Somewhere (English and Innu) Grade Two In addition to her first-person2025 Governor Generals Literary Award for Translation By author Josphine Bacon and translated by Phyllis Aronoff. Josphine Bacon is an Innu poet born in 1947 in Passamit, Nitassinan Qubec, and now living in Montral. An icon of Qubec literature, she writes in Innu aimun and French. Uiesh Somewhere, consists of short poems that speak directly to the reader, without artifice or pretension. They arise from Josphine Bacons experience as an Innu woman,