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Pipelines, Decomposition and Poetic Activism
By Laura Moss

Published in Of Borders and Bioregions. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 218 (Autumn 2013): 140-43.

The Enpipe Line: 70,000 Kilometres of Poetry Written in Resistance to the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipelines by Nikki Reimer
Decomp by Jordan Scott and Stephen Collis

British Columbia Nature Writing

Patick Anderson and the Critics
By Christopher Xerxes Ringrose

Published in Arts in the Politician’s Eye. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 43 (Winter 1970): 10-23.

Lampman’s Fleeting Vision
By Sandra Djwa

Published in Poets Past and Future. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 56 (Spring 1973): 22-39.

“we’se’ll stick togedder always”: Male Desire in Frank Parker Day’s Rockbound
By Gemma Marr

Published in Canadian Literature 256 (2024): 38-58.

Frederick Philip Grove: An Impression
By W. B. Holliday

Published in Canadian Literature 3 (Winter 1960): 17-22.

Authorship Correspondence Life Writing Poetry

Confidential Whispers
By H. Blair Neatby

Published in Italian-Canadian Connections. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 106 (Autumn 1985): 154-155.

The Private Capital: Ambition and Love in the Age of Macdonald and Laurier by Sandra Gwyn

Literary Criticism

The Canadian Writer & the Iowa Experience
By Anthony Bukoski

Published in Personal Experience & the Creative Writer. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 101 (Summer 1984): 15-34.

The Dilettante in Exile: Grove at the Centenary of his Birth
By Walter Pache

Published in The Art of Autobiography. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 90 (Autumn 1981): 187-191.

The Poet as Novelist
By Linda Hutcheon

Published in The Structure of Fiction. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 86 (Autumn 1980): 6-14.

Literary Theory

A Working Bibliography of Texts by May Agnes Fleming
By Sarah Dorward

Published in Canadian Literature 256 (2024): 134-147.

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