Comparative

Hagar in Hell: Margaret Laurence’s Fallen Angel by Paul Comeau
Article Comparative Literary Criticism
Van Lit by Margaret Doyle
  • Vancouver: Soul of a City by Gary Geddes
  • Vancouver Poetry by Allan Safarik
Review Anthologies Comparative Poetry

Meaningful Nonsense by Adrienne Kertzer
  • The Enchanted Caribou by Elizabeth Cleaver
  • Don?t Eat Spiders by Robert Heidbreder and Karen Patkau
  • Le Camion by Allen Morgan, Michael Martchenko and Raymonde Longval-Ducreux
  • Le Dodo by Robert Munsch, Michael Martchenko and Raymonde Longval-Ducreux
  • Edgar Potato by Don Oickle and Sue Skaalen
Review Children’s Literature Comparative Poetry

Family Continuum by Andrea Lebowitz
  • The Determined Reader: Gender and Culture in the Novel from Napoleon to Victoria by Carla L. Peterson
  • Braehead: Three Founding Families in Nineteenth Century Canada by Sherrill MacLaren
  • Miss Abigail’s Part or Version & Diversion by Judith Terry
Review Comparative Nineteenth Century Novel

On Both Hands by Patricia Merivale
  • All the Polarities: Comparative Studies in Contemporary Novels in French and English by Philip Stratford
Review Comparative Quebec

Northern Frontiers by Richard C. Davis
  • A Poetry of Frontiers: Comparative Studies in Quebec/Canadian Literature by Clément Moisan
  • The Northern Imagination: A Study of Northern Canadian Literature by Allison Mitcham
Review Comparative Northern Canada

Crossing Borders by Jo-Anne Elder
  • Gabrielle Roy et Margaret Laurence: deux chemins, une recherche by Terrance Hughes
  • Anne Hébert by Delbert W. Russell
Review Comparative Twenty-First Century

Imagining a North American Garden: Some Parallels & Differences in Canadian & American Culture by Ramsay Cook
Article Comparative Culture
Poets Beyond Borders by John H. Ferres
  • Earle Birney by Peter Aichinger
  • A. J. M. Smith by John Ferns
Review Canadian Studies Comparative Poetry

Tuning Words by George McWhirter
  • Mazinaw by Stuart McKinnon
  • In This House There Are No Lizards by Ann York
  • Blue Sunrise by Bert Almon
  • Hole by Kenneth McRobbie
Review Comparative Poetry