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Articles



Private and Public in Timothy Findley’s The Wars
by Alan Weiss
Abstract: I he closer critics look at Timothy Findley’s The Wars, the more we recognize how structurally complex it is. Scholars ...
Past, Present, Future. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 138-139 (Autumn/Winter 1993): 91-102.
War World War I

Private Chronicles in Public Places
by John Stuart Batts
Abstract: AN INDUSTRIAL NATION Canada is renowned for its natural resources, but among the lesser-known materials of its literary wealth, manuscript ...
What the Archives Reveal. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 121 (Summer 1989): 12-25.
Journals Life Writing

Private Presses in Vancouver
by Marya Fiamengo
Abstract:
Louis Dudek as Man of Letters. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 22 (Autumn 1964): 24-28.
Media & Communications Publishing

Production Problems
by Margaret Atwood
Abstract: I’M NO AUTHORITY ON CHILDREN’S BOOKS, either as a reader or as a writer. As a reader, I tend to ...
Writing for Children. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 78 (Autumn 1978): 13-15.
Children's Literature

Proteus at Roblin Lake
by Mike Doyle
Abstract: RD.ECENT COMMENTATORS have suggested that Al (or A.W., Alfred, Alfred W.) Purdy is, in Margaret Atwood’s phrase, a poet of ...
Fifteenth Anniversary Issue. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 61 (Summer 1974): 7-23.
Poetry

Purdy: Man and Poet
by George Bowering
Abstract: I.Ν HIS INTRODUCTION to another poet’s book,1 Al Purdy speaks of some possible superficial descriptions of Canadian writers. He says ...
Arts in the Politician’s Eye. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 43 (Winter 1970): 24-35.
Biography