Maritime Literature: Place, Past, and Poetry

January 29, 2015

  • Carol Corbin (Editor) and Judith A. Rolls (Editor)
    The Centre of the World at the Edge of the Continent: Cultural Studies of Cape Breton Island. University College of Cape Breton Press
  • Hilary Thompson (Editor)
    Children's Voices in Atlantic Literature and Culture: Essays on Childhood. Canadian Children's Press
  • John DeMont
    The Last Best Place: Lost in the Heart of Nova Scotia. Doubleday Canada
Reviewed by Jim Taylor
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Architecture Atlantic Canada Childhood Cultural Studies First Nations Historiography Travel Writing

This review “Maritime Literature: Place, Past, and Poetry” originally appeared in Auto/biography. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 172 (Spring 2002): 158-160.

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