British Columbia

At Home and Abroad by Mark Diotte
  • Is it Just?: A Classic Feminist Novel by Minnie Smith
  • Come from Afar by Gayla Reid
  • The Time We All Went Marching by Arley McNeney
Review British Columbia Children’s Literature

Shave the Milk Mustache by Crystal Hurdle
  • A Matter of Life and Death or Something by Ben Stephenson
  • A Tinfoil Sky by Cyndi Sand-Eveland
  • One in Every Crowd: Stories by Ivan E. Coyote
Review Autobiography British Columbia Childhood Children’s Literature Gay/Lesbian Gender Landscape/Space Novel Working Class

Vancouver nostalgique by Nicholas Kenny
  • Vancouver Noir: 1930-1960 by John Belshaw and Diane Purvey
  • The Chuck Davis History of Metropolitan Vancouver by Chuck Davis
  • At the World’s Edge: Curt Lang’s Vancouver, 1937-1998 by Claudia Cornwall
Review Biography British Columbia History Twentieth Century

“The Great Dreams Pass On”: Phyllis Webb’s “Struggles of Silence” by Laura Cameron
Article Biography British Columbia Canadian Studies Literary Criticism Modernism Poetry Twentieth Century Women’s Literature
Afterword by John Wilson Foster
Lost & Found British Columbia History Literary Criticism Poetry Twenty-First Century
Occupying Change by Julie L. MacArthur
  • Dispatches from the Occupation: A History of Change by Stephen Collis
Review British Columbia Globalization Politics

The Poetics and Politics of Snow: Re-Orienting Discourses of Gendered Violence and Spousal Sponsorship in Anita Rau Badami’s Tell It to the Trees by Mariam Pirbhai
Article British Columbia Canadian Studies Diaspora Feminism Immigrant Indian/South Asian Novel Postcolonialism Transnationalism Women’s Literature Women’s Studies
How Anarchist is Canadian Literature? by Margery Fee
Editorial Biography British Columbia Literary Criticism Literary Theory Politics
Land, Identity, Community by Jasmine Johnston
  • Oral History on Trial: Recognizing Aboriginal Narratives in the Courts by Bruce Granville Miller
  • The Strength of Women: Âhkamêyimowak by Priscilla Settee
  • Beyond Blood: Rethinking Indigenous Indigeneity by Pamela D. Palmater
Review Autobiography Bibliography British Columbia Canadian Studies Comparative Cultural Studies Ethnic History Feminism First Nations Gender Globalization History Home & Family Language/Linguistics Life Writing Multiculturalism Native Studies Northern Canada Oral Politics Postcolonialism Social Sciences Women’s Studies

Olson Happens by Clint Burnham
  • Muthologos: Lectures and Interviews by Charles Olson and Ralph Maud
  • When TISH Happens: The Unlikely Story of Canada’s “Most Influential Literary Magazine” by Frank Davey
Review British Columbia Canadian Studies Poetry Postmodernism