...Andrea Cabajsky In 1880, the French Canadian journalist and politician Frédéric Houde published his only novel, Le manoir mystérieux, ou les victimes de l'ambition , in the Montreal daily newspaper Le nouveau monde . Then Houde's novel seems to have disappeared from the public eye until 1913, when...

... speculative fiction. For a novel whose first Canadian edition featured a T. S. Eliot–like parched, barren desert landscape on the cover and whose plot imagines the entire human race being more or less annihilated by a brutal, fast-acting global pandemic, reviewers sure found Oryx and Crake funny...

..., but rather due to the exigencies of circumstance and Canadian law, which forced his mother hmthe reserve when he was a boy. Again, in Medicine River, discussing the significance of David Plume's AIM (American Indian Movement) jacket, the authors maintain that "although there is some question about...

....” Canadian Writers since 1960: Second Series . Ed. New W. H. . Detroit : Gale Research , 1987 . McClure John . Partial Faiths: Postsecular Fiction in the Age of Pynchon and Morrison . Athens : U of Georgia P , 2007 . Mukherjee Arun . Oppositional Aesthetics: Readings from...

... novelists that had me (a confessed addict of Victorian pulp) scrawling down name after name: R. M. Ballantyne, Charlotte Mary Yonge, Charles Rowcroft, and obscure works by Grant Allen, but also such Canadian writers as the sisters Catherine Parr (Strickland) Traill and Susanna Strickland Moodie...

... of internment to date." She then works systematically with Cathy Caruth's analysis of "trauma as wound to extend Caruth and illuminate the characters' struggles with the silence: the silence of ttae Japanese Canadians and the silence of official history. A careful reader of the gaps and silences...

... of comparative Canadian literature at the Université de Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, and coeditor of National Plots: Historical Fiction and Changing Ideas of Canada (2010). She is currently completing her book “The Historical Novel in Canada, 1824–1900.” tom perrin is assistant professor of language...

... Review of Canadian Studies/Canadian Review of American Studies 26 ( 1996 ): 469 –80. Dick , Bruce , and Amritjit Singh, eds. Conversations with Ishmael Reed . Jackson: UP of Mississippi, 1995 . Donald , David Herbert . Lincoln . New York: Simon & Schuster, 1996...

... Brownley not only accounts for competing tendencies within feminism, but also articulates a feminist grammar of sorts in examining how each author deploys these structural myths. There is much surface distinction between the novels selected: Atwood's Bodily Harm follows a Canadian woman's...

... motocicleta (dir. Walter Salles, 2004) and Amores perros (dir. Alejandro G. Iñárritu, 2000) and the extensively screened Brazilian-Canadian collaborative film adaptation of Jose Saramago's novel Blindness (dir. Fernando Meirelles, 2008). As the reference to Michel Foucault's The Order of Things...

... York : Norton , 1971 . Anderson Benedict . Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism . London : Verso , 1983 . Armstrong Nancy , and Tennenhouse Leonard . “ Novels before Nations: How Early American Novels Imagined Community .” Canadian...

... to a period of early British coloniza- tion when the British-American presence on the New York-Canadian border was still small and relatively new, and its hegemony not at all assured. In the 1740s, Colonial Albany and Schenectady and the fertile land along the Hudson were still predominantly Dutch...

... . Tokaryk , Tyler . “Keynes, Storytelling, and Realism: Literary and Economic Discourse in Rohinton Mistry’s A Fine Balance.” Studies in Canadian Literature/Etudes en Littérature Canadienne 30 ( 2005 ): 1 –31. Excess and Design in Rohinton Mistry's...

... by Australians and Canadians as they en- gaged the "new Eienglish literatures." Postcolonialism nods to the generations of writers and scholars whose work helped establish the more recent expansion of scholarship (Attwell ll-12).4Certainly, postcolonialism brings with it a history of interest...

....” Native Writers and Canadian Writing . Ed. New W. H. . Vancouver : U of British Columbia P , 1990 . 4 – 10 . Niatum Duane . “On Stereotypes.” Recovering the Word: Essays on Native American Literature . Ed. Swann Brian Krupat Arnold . Berkeley : U of California P , 1987...

... . Sandilands Catriona . “ A Flâneur in the Forest? Strolling Point Pelee with Walter Benjamin .” Topia: Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies 3 ( 2000 ): 37 – 57 . Schwägerl Christian . The Anthropocene: The Human Era and How It Shapes Our Planet . Santa Fe : Synergistic , 2014 . Trans...

...://thefeministwire.com/2014/10/blacklivesmatter-2/ >. Garza Alicia . “ Herstory .” Black Lives Matter < https://blacklivesmatter.com/herstory/ > (accessed 26 Aug . 2021 ). Glickman Harvey . “ The Nigerian ‘419’ Advance Fee Scams: Prank or Peril? ” Canadian Journal of African Studies...

... ownership often denote the end of the narrative, in which Canadian or British land is correlated with freedom. In Blake , however, this moment only marks the halfway point of the novel. 3 Gabriel de la Concepción Valdés, whose pseudonym was Plácido, was executed in 1844. Blake resurrects him...

... suspended in the waters of a Canadian lake, as having flown “home” ( 106 ). Ballard has described Kindness as narrating “my life seen through the mirror of the fiction prompted by that life” (qtd. in Self 360 ). It is a metafictional novel, beginning in and often educing Shanghai, about a writer's...

... and the Entanglement of Matter and Meaning . Durham, NC : Duke UP , 2007 . Beauregard Guy . “ On Not Knowing: A Tale for the Time Being and the Politics of Imagining Lives after March 11 .” Canadian Literature 227 ( 2015 ): 96 – 112 . Bennett Andrew . Lagrangian Fluid Dynamics...