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Norman Levine

January 29, 2015

Works by Norman Levine

Articles Book Reviews of Author

Articles by Norman Levine

The Girl in the Drug Store
By Norman Levine
Published in Tenth Anniversary Issue. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 41 (Summer 1969): 49-52.

Why I Am an Expatriate
By Norman Levine
Published in Canadian Literature 5 (Summer 1960): 49-54.

Book Reviews of Norman Levine's Works

I Don't Want to Know Anyone Too Well: Collected Stories
By Norman Levine
Reviewed in Expatriate Alienation Refined by Emily Ballantyne

By A Frozen River
By Norman Levine
Reviewed in Story and Desire by Claire Wilkshire

The Ability to Forget
By Norman Levine
Reviewed in Needing to Forget by Sara Crangle

Selected Stories
By Norman Levine
Reviewed in Looking Homeward by D. G. Stephens

Autobiography Short Fiction

I Don't Want to Know Anyone Too Well
By Norman Levine
Reviewed in The Bright New Day by Donald Stephens

Canadian Winter's Tales
By Norman Levine
Reviewed in Unconsoling Tales by Pat Barclay

One Way Ticket
By Norman Levine
Reviewed in Ordinary People by Donald Stephens

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