Invasive Species: Cuttlefish Are Bastards

Text by leannej illustrated by My Name Is Scot

Inspired by an obscure copy of a Government of BC book called, Alien Pests, Invasive Species is a manual for identifying unnatural predators living in the wild. Each pest is identified by its “real name” as well as its where it is and where it shouldn’t be. Also, the injury invasives inflict on the environment is fully explored–okay maybe not fully–well, their worst excesses are identified. Published in a limited edition of 50, it costs $20 CAD and includes shipping. To find out more, please email hello@gaveandtook,org.

Written by Leannej with illustrations by My Name Is Scot, you won’t want to be caught in the wilderness without this handy guide.

Grey squirrel
“As far as anybody can recall, a Sqiurus Carolinensis has never tried to entice a woman into a car and then called the woman a “whore” for refusing.”

In January 2022 look for our follow up title,  In Defence of Cephalopods available wherever marginalized books are sold.

“For all its faults, Rana Catesbeiana has never forced people to flee their country at great personal risk.

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