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- The war below : lithium, copper, and the global battle to power our lives /
- How to do critical discourse analysis : a multimodal introduction /
- The Homewood trilogy /
- It's perfectly normal : changing bodies, growing up, sex, gender, and sexual health /
- The house we live in : virtue, wisdom, and pluralism /
- Brown girls : a novel /
- Inwardness : an outsider's guide /
- My city : a Hongkong story /
- Stigma : marking skin in the early modern world /
- Contes de la Tortue /
- #Sayhername : Black women's stories of police violence and public silence /
- Go with the flow /
- Citizen science in maritime archaeology : the power of public engagement /
- Bodies are cool /
- The flamingo /
- Canada wild : animals found nowhere else on Earth /
- Social research methods : qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods approaches /
- Younis /
- Inventing Ireland : the literature of the modern nation /
- Environmental ethics : from theory to practice /
- What sorrows labour in my parent's breast? : a history of the enslaved Black family /
- Research design in clinical psychology /
- Simone sous les ronces /
- A brief history of intelligence : why the evolution of the brain holds the key to the future of AI /
- The librarianist : a novel /
- Archaeology of Bronze Age Mongolia /
- Qualitative research methods in human geography /
- An introduction to university governance /
- Ethics in education : contemporary perspectives on research, pedagogy and leadership /
- Enter ghost : a novel /
One Book One SFU
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Non-Fiction Writer in Residence
SFU Library's Non-Fiction Writer in Residence program emphasizes the power of writing to share knowledge beyond academia, enhancing the SFU community's capacity to tell compelling research and scholarship stories.
What book changed your mind?
We asked our friends — faculty, staff, alumni, writers, scholars, artists, musicians — to tell us about that one book that changed everything.