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Myrna Kostash

January 29, 2015


Book Reviews of Myrna Kostash's Works

Ghosts in a Photograph: A Chronicle
By Myrna Kostash
Reviewed in An Uneasy Return to Roots by Lisa Grekul
Eastern European Feminism Multiculturalism Politics
Reading the River: A Traveller’s Companion to the North Saskatchewan River
By Myrna Kostash
Reviewed in Going Downstream by Jenny Kerber
All of Baba's Children
By Myrna Kostash
Reviewed in Inspiring and Uninspired by Lisa Grekul
Regionalism Sports Writing
The Doomed Bridegroom
By Myrna Kostash
Reviewed in (Re)defining Memoir by Lisa Grekul
Eastern European
The Next Canada: In Search of Our Future Nation
By Myrna Kostash
Reviewed in The Present As Watershed by Lothar Ho?nnighausen
Life Writing
Bloodlines: A Journey into Eastern Europe
By Myrna Kostash
Reviewed in Memoirs by Eva-Marie Kröller
Canadian Studies Media & Communications Nationalism
Long Way From Home
By Myrna Kostash
Reviewed in Lost Dreams by Andrew Suknaski
Autobiography Canadian Studies Eastern European Life Writing Travel Writing Twentieth Century
All of Baba's Children
By Myrna Kostash
Reviewed in Search for Home by Andrew Suknaski
Literary Criticism
Prodigal Daughter: A Journey to Byzantium
By Myrna Kostash
Reviewed in Finding St. Demetrius by Lindy Ledohowski
Canadian Studies Immigrant

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