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Colouring the Nation

January 29, 2015

  • Hazelle Palmer (Editor)
    "... but where are you really from?": Stories of Identity and Assimilation in Canada. Sister Vision Press
  • Debbie Douglas (Editor), Courtnay McFarlane (Editor), Makeda Silvera (Editor) and Douglas Stewart (Editor)
    MÁKA Diasporic Juks: Contemporary Writing by Queers of African Descent. Sister Vision Press
  • Farid Karodia
    Against an African Sky and other stories. Sister Vision Press
Reviewed by Sujaya Dhanvantari
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This review “Colouring the Nation” originally appeared in Auto/biography. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 172 (Spring 2002): 160-162.

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