Historical Fiction

The Transmutation of History by Joan Selby
Article Children’s Literature First Nations Historical Fiction
Publishers’ Prize-Day by Douglas Forrester
  • Prairie Harvest by Arthur G. Storey
  • Black Angels by C. T. Ritchie
Review Historical Fiction Novel

Those Voices Speaking Now by Neil Querengesser
  • Rudy Wiebe: Collected Stories, 1955-2010 by Rudy Wiebe
Review Cultural Studies First Nations Historical Fiction Historiography Mennonite Multiculturalism Nineteenth Century Northern Canada Prairie Writing Settler Writing Short Fiction Twentieth Century

A Young Woman Hungers by Jan Lermitte
  • Hunger Journeys by Maggie De Vries
Review Children’s Literature Gender Historical Fiction History Home & Family International Conflict Twentieth Century War World War II

Contact Zones by Pilar Cuder-Domínguez
  • Into the Heart of the Country by Pauline Holdstock
  • Esther: The Remarkable True Story of Esther Wheelwright—Puritan Child, Native Daughter, Mother Superior by Julie Wheelwright
Review Historical Fiction History Holocaust

Hidden and Exposed in BC by Reece Steinberg
  • And See What Happens: The Journey Poems by Ursula Vaira
  • Seeing Lessons by Catherine Owen
  • A Thoroughly Wicked Woman: Murder, Perjury & Trial by Newspaper by Betty Keller
  • Edge of the Sound: Memoirs of a West Coast Log Salvager by Jo Hammond
  • 4 Poets by Onjana Yawnghwe, Al Rempel, Peter Morin and Daniela Elza
Review Biography British Columbia Historical Fiction Poetry

Return of The Golden Dog by Cynthia Sugars
  • Le Chien d’or/The Golden Dog: A Legend of Quebec by William Kirby and Mary Jane Edwards
Review Historical Fiction Nineteenth Century Novel Quebec francophone

Histories of Girlhood by Hannah McGregor
  • The Goodtime Girl by Tess Fragoulis
  • The Western Light by Susan Swan
Review Diaspora Feminism Gender Historical Fiction Memory & Identity Northern Canada Novel Sports Writing Trauma Twentieth Century War Women’s Literature

Of Love, War, and Stories by Maude Lapierre
  • Thirst by Shree Ghatage
  • The Emperor of Paris by C. S. Richardson
Review Diaspora Historical Fiction Indian/South Asian International Conflict Novel Twentieth Century Urban Novel World War I World War II

“Yes but . . . have you read his letters?”: Epistolary Correspondence with the Past in Michael Ondaatje’s In the Skin of a Lion by Rachel Bower
Article Canadian Studies Comparative Correspondence Historical Fiction Historiography Immigrant Literary Criticism Literary Theory Novel Postcolonialism Postmodernism Twentieth Century Twenty-First Century Working Class