Canadian Literature's Winter 2009 issue (CL#203), "Home, Memory, Self", celebrates the home with papers about migrant identities, ghettoization, comics history, Alzheimer's disease, settlement narratives, and exile writing.
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Steven Galloway's Dorothy Black Lecture
Review of "Ex-Cottagers in Love" by J. M. Kearns
Review of "Certitude" by Madeleine Thien
Review of "Les oiseaux se taisent et me regardent" by Edgard Gousse
Sweetly, Sourly Canadian by J.C. Peters
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Biographing Alice Munro by Héliane Ventura
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Living with the Land by Saleema Nawaz
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All the Lonely People by Colin Hill
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N’importe quoi by Lyne Girard
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Coming out to my mother by Susan L. Helwig
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a mother's dying by Monika Lee
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Coming out to my mother by Susan L. Helwig
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Person of Snow by John Donlan
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Housebound by John Barton
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Les Iles de la nuit d'Alain Grandbois: Cl�ture du monde et ouverture du verbe by Alexandre L. Amprimoz
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Les Iles de la nuit d'Alain Grandbois: Cl�ture du monde et ouverture du verbe by Alexandre L. Amprimoz
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"Brief Are the Days of Beauty": The Wisdom of Irving Layton's "The Gucci Bag" by Joseph Kertes
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Contemporary Native Women's Voices in Literature by Agnes Grant
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Telling Tales by W. H. New
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Editing The Cambridge History of Canadian Literature by Manuela Costantino
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An Interview with Elizabeth Bachinsky by Evgenia Todorova
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Editing The Cambridge History of Canadian Literature by Manuela Costantino
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Literary Scenes in Canada by Ian Rae
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Meeting the Author by Carole Langille
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Culture and Confusion: Len Findlay's Review of Concepts Of Culture: Art, Politics, And Society by Adam Muller
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Ann Charney (Author)
Distantly Related to Freud. Cormorant Books
Mary Soderstrom (Author)
The Violets of Usambara. Cormorant Books
Ami Sands Brodoff (Author)
The White Space Between. Second Story Press
Reviewed by Jessica Langston
Set in Montreal, the past looms large in the background of these stories just like the mountain. At base, all three novels are about the value of remembering, but they are also about the importance of living despite, and in honour of, those memories. At times derivative and certainly reminiscent of Alice Munro's Lives of Girls and Women, Charney's novel is a künstlerroman focused on the development of a female artist. The story begins with Ellen at eight years o [...]
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