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The Village of Melons: Impressions of a Canadian Author in Mexico
By George Ryga

Published in Caribbean Connections. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 95 (Winter 1982): 102-108.

Malcolm Lowry (1909-1957), A Bibliography. Part II: Works about Malcolm Lowry
By Earle Birney and Margerie Lowry

Published in Canadian Literature 9 (Summer 1961): 80-84.

Second Supplement to Malcolm Lowry Bibliography
By Earle Birney

Published in Salute to E. J. Pratt. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 19 (Winter 1964): 83-89.

On Not Knowing: A Tale for the Time Being and the Politics of Imagining Lives After March 11
By Guy Beauregard

Published in Asian Canadian Critique Beyond the Nation. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 227 (Winter 2015): 96-112.

A Working Bibliography of Texts by May Agnes Fleming
By Sarah Dorward

Published in Canadian Literature 256 (2024): 134-147.

Malcolm Lowry (1909-1957), A Bibliography
By Margerie Lowry and Earle Birney

Published in A Special Malcolm Lowry Issue. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 8 (Spring 1961): 81-88.

Unmasking The Literary Garland’s T.D. Foster
By Jennifer Harris

Published in New Work on Early Canadian Literature. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 213 (Summer 2012): 84-98.

Canadian Studies Journalism Nineteenth Century Publishing Religion United States Women's Literature

Dumplings and Dignity
By Donald R. Bartlett

Published in Alberta Writers. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 77 (Summer 1978): 73-80.

Literary Criticism

Strange to Strangers Only
By M. G. Parks

Published in Themes and Variations in Criticism. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 70 (Autumn 1976): 61-78.

Literary Criticism Nineteenth Century

“What is There to Say?”: Witnessing and Anxiety in Karen Connelly’s Burmese Trilogy
By Hannah McGregor

Published in Recursive Time. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 222 (Autumn 2014): 13-29.

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