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Grove’s New World Bluff
by K. P. Stich
Abstract: REDERICK PHILIP GROVE is one of the most intriguing auto- biographical novelists in twentieth-century literature. Unlike Joseph Conrad, who did ...
The Art of Autobiography. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 90 (Autumn 1981): 111-123.
Literary Criticism
Grove’s Search for America

by W. J. Keith
Abstract: “I WANT ?? STATE with all due emphasis that this is the story of an individual, and that I do ...
Lovers and Losers. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 59 (Winter 1974): 57-66.
Literary Criticism Novel

Growing Pains: Toronto Theatre in the 1970s

by Robert Wallace
Abstract: (for Brenda Donohue) “The geography of the situation becomes so dense, so rich with possible paths, that the instinctive sense ...
Contemporary Dramatists & the Art of the Theatre. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 85 (Summer 1980): 71-85.
Children's Literature Drama Theatre History

Guilt: The Prison of This World

by Jennifer R. Waelti-Walters
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Contemporary Quebec Fiction. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 88 (Spring 1981): 47-51.
Literary Criticism

Gustafson’s Double Hook

by Wendy Robbins Keitner
Abstract: RALPH GUSTAFSON’S POETIC DEVELOPMENT recapitulates in miniature the general pattern of the growth of poetry in Canada : it begins ...
A Poetry Miscellany. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 79 (Winter 1978): 44-53.
Literary Criticism Poetry

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