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Current Issue: 50th Anniversary Interventions (#204)
Canadian Literature's Spring 2010 issue (CL#204), "50th Anniversary Interventions", looks back on Canadian Literature's 50th Anniversary Gala, and celebrates Canadian culture with papers about Duncan Campbell Scott, book policies, copyright, civil war poetry, and new Québecois literature.
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Childhood's Journey
Philip Roy (Author)
Journey to Atlantis. Ronsdale Press
L. M. Montgomery (Author), Benjamin Lefebvre (Editor)
The Blythes Are Quoted. Penguin Books
Reviewed by Gisèle M. Baxter
The best writers (both for young readers and about youth) understand what a crucial place play-acting has in the development of imagination, and how much it depends on a flexible combination of storytelling and observation. The adventure story both situates the reader in a world familiar from imaginative exploration, and introduces fresh venues for new games. Philip Roy's confident, refreshing Journey to Atlantis avoids the tendency now to write such stories as compl [...]
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