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Littérature Canadienne-Française
By Pamela Piddington

Pending print publication.

MacLennan and Yeats
By Donald R. Bartlett

Published in Faces of Realism / Facing Reality. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 89 (Summer 1981): 74-84.

Literary Criticism

Emily Carr’s Klee Wyck
By Maria Tippett

Published in The Psychology of Literature. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 72 (Spring 1977): 49-58.

Literary Criticism

Howard O’Hagan’s “Tay John”: Making New World Myth
By Margery Fee

Published in Literature & Ideology. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 110 (Autumn 1986): 8-27.

“Fragments on my Apple”: Carol Shields’ Unfinished Novel
By Nora Foster Stovel

Published in Gendering the Archive. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 217 (Summer 2013): 186-95.

Canadian Studies

The Canadian Poet: Part I. To Confederation
By A. J. M. Smith

Published in Federation of Letters. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 37 (Summer 1968): 6-14.

Canadian Studies Poetry Settler Writing

New Wave in Canadian Poetry
By Ralph Gustafson

Published in New Wave in Canadian Poetry. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 32 (Spring 1967): 6-14.

Anthologies Poetry

New Novels
By W. H. New

Published in Lowry’s Reading. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 44 (Spring 1970): 98-98.

The Studhorse Man by Robert Kroetsch (Author)
Blues Chased a Rabbit by Seymour Blicker
Summer of the Black Sea by Bill T. O'Brien
An Earl Must Have a Wife by Will R. Bird
The King's Rock by John Latimer
They Came from Kernitza by Hilda Shubert

On the Verge
By W. H. New

Published in Tenth Anniversary Issue. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 41 (Summer 1969): 140-142.

Bibliography Canadian Studies First Nations Novel Politics Publishing

On W. W. E. Ross
By Peter Stevens

Published in The Relevance of Humour. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 39 (Winter 1969): 43-61.

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