Canadian Literature
Darren Anderson
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Flash Fiction and Canadian Living
Flash fiction is a relatively new genre of writing that can be applied to everyday Canadian life...
A short interview with poet Stephen Guppy, and a review of his book, Understanding Heaven.
Transformation: A brief Analysis of Thomas King's Medicine River and its Adapted Film
A brief analysis of Thomas King's novel compared to its film adaptation.
A rundown of Jewish Canadian writers and their contributions to Canadian Literature.
Memories of Studying Canadian Lit
Like many students in Canada, Canadian Literature was a part of my formal education. Here are some memories.
Carol Shields died on July 16. Read about her fascinating literary life which will live on.
Evan Solomon is best known as the host of Hot Type on CBC Television. His first novel, Crossing the Distance, published in 1999, saw him emerge as a hot young writer in his own right. Here is a conversation I had with him back then.
Prairie history can indeed be very dry -- but not in the way you may think.
Picture books aren't just for kids anymore. The third in a Prairie series, Heartland is A Prairie Sampler.
What relevance does Canadian Literature have to the current uncertainty in the world that surrounds us?