O’Hagan’s Rough-edged Chronicle
Abstract: ?LHE FASHION in our generation of authors is to have stories of heroes told by anItHi-Eheroes. Narrators have gradually forced ...
Observance without Belief
Abstract: BRIAN MOORE has the distinction of being a writer with two 1 nationalities, Canadian and Irish, though he now lives ...
Ocean to Ocean: G. M. Grant’s ’round unvarnish’d tale’
Abstract: GEORGE MONRO GRANT’S Ocean to Ocean has often been described as a classic Canadian travel book, and rightly so. Few ...
Octave Crémazie and His Return to Mother Death
Abstract: ?HERE HAS BEEN A TENDENCY to identify the poet Octave Crémazie (Quebec 1827-Le Havre 1879) with the national expression of ...
Oedipus and Menaud: The Self-Affirmative Complex in Andre? Brochu’s Le Mai?tre re?veur
Abstract: It is difficult to talk about André Brochu without mentioning Parti-pris, which Brochu helped found in 1963 when he was ...
Of Alan Crawley
Abstract: IN I94I, a small quarterly publication of poetry, Contempor- ary Verse, appeared in British Columbia. The editor was Alan Crawley. ...
Oh Canada
Abstract: ?.HERE AREN’T ENOUGH PEOPLE in it, that’s what’s the matter ? HE with Canada.” How often have I heard that ...
On Becoming an Indian Starboy
Abstract: Given my own coordinates, transnationalism seems to have been bred in the marrow. It and various forms of queerness swing ...
On Carl F. Klinck
Abstract: MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS AGO, when he published Wilfred Campbell: A Study in Late Provincial Victorianism (1942), Carl Fred- erick ...
On Coming to British Columbia
Abstract: Q”F ALL THE BANES AND BENISONS afforded by life in coastal British Columbia, the relative isolation is surely the greatest ...