No. 238 (2019): Rescaling CanLit: Global Readings

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.14288/cl.v0i238

Published: 2019-10-09

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Editorials

Rescaling CanLit: Global Readings

Eva Darias-Beautell

6-11

Articles

Writing, History and Music in Do Not Say We Have Nothing A Conversation with Madeleine Thien

Hsiu-chuan Lee

13-28
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Rescaling Robert Kroetsch A Reading across Communities, Borders, and Practices

Simona Bertacco

30-45
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Trauma Plots Reading Contemporary Canadian First World War Fiction in a Comparative Perspective

Anna Branach-Kallas

47-64
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“Who’s going to look after the river?”: Water and the Ethics of Care in Thomas King’s The Back of the Turtle

Ana María Fraile-Marcos

66-82
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Language and Loss in Michel Rabagliati’s Paul à Québec and Sarah Leavitt’s Tangles

Andrea King, Kristiana Karathanassis

84-100
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Leonard Cohen and the Neo-Baroque Perspective

Tereza Virginia de Almeida

177-181
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Poetry

The Death-Trick

Shane Neilson

83
Publication; after Artie Gold

Chris Johnson

29
Landscape

Jake D Kennedy

46
The Muscle Motor Molecule Myosin

John Donlan

65
Fruit as Still Life / Vruchten als stilleven (Karen Appel, oil on canvas, 1978)

Sherry Johnson

101-102
Sonnet on First Seeing It

Catherine Owen

12

Reviews

Poesis and Translation

Kenneth William Meadwell

157-8
A Way Around Death

Nicole of Birch-Bayley
Suzanne and Victoria

Myra Devora Bloom
Pineapples & Apocalypse

Natalie Anne Boldt
Déracinement et enracinement

Liza Bolen
Traductions et autonomisation de la pensée autochtone

Marie-Eve Bradette
Canvas and Page

Nicholas Bradley
Through Tamarack Swamps

Canadian Literature Editorial Assistant; Nicholas Bradley
In the Belly of the Whale

Zachary Abram
Vancouver Gothic

Joel Baetz
Expatriate Alienation Refined

Emily Bryna Elizabeth Ballantyne
Écologie du crime

Alex Bellemare
Postnational Argonauts

Gregory Betts
Bangles & Lobster Traps

Tim Conley
Rewilding Poetry

Sunny Chan
Something ere the End

Paul Denham
The West and Its Genres

Joel Deshaye
Rethinking Hockey

Jamie Dopp
Talk is Hope(less)

Scott Kesi Duchesne
Indigenous Histories

Margery Fee
Another Nationalism

Ryan Fitzpatrick
Surrealism, Spoonerism, Lyric

James Gifford
Prises de parole

Patricia Godbout
De la temporalité et des mythes dans les espaces littéraires

Dominique Hetu
Sisterhood Illuminated

Dominique Hetu
Back to the Cabin

Nancy Holmes

103-104
Writing for Readers

Weldon Gardner Hunter
From Nightmare into Light

Renée Suzanne Jackson-Harper
Loss, Retreat, Recovery

Suzanne James
Beasts and Spirits

Jenny Kerber
Trois voix sans choeur

Daniel Laforest
Mad Studies

Rebekah Ludolph
Tender but Uneasy

Jessi MacEachern
Red-Crazed and Ablaze

Dana Medoro
La vie malgré tout

Jean-Sébastien Ménard
Nostalgia Novels

Geordie Miller
Buried Treasures

Nathaniel G. Moore
Narratives of Loss and Mourning

Saghar Najafi
Vigorous Collisions in Future Times

Catherine Owen
Writing Illness

Olivia Pellegrino
Some Poems and Issues

Carl Peters
Wounds to Heal

Richard Pickard
Sudden Flashes of Light

Catherine Rainwater
Crisis? What Crisis?

Madeleine Reddon
Poets Telling Stories

Michael Roberson
Memorializing Canada

Laurel Ryan
All in All

Dani Spinosa
Birds and the Neutrino Observatories

Neil Surkan
Personal Places

Neil Surkan
Loosed Intensities, Tangible Abstractions

Dale Tracy
Les rives du chaos

Véronique Trottier
Semblable clef de voûte

Nathalie Warren
Minor Revelations

Carl Watts
Wartime Ghosts, Alive and Well

Jeffrey Aaron Weingarten
Two BC Landscapes

R.J. (Ron) Welwood
A Boom in Oil Studies

Bart H. Welling
Lueurs aveuglantes

Kinga Zawada
"a bunch of proses"

Suzanne Zelazo
Voyages of Desire

Hilary Turner
“There’s so much more to be seen …” An Omnibus Review of Chelene Knight's Dear Current Occupant and Al Rempel's Undiscovered Country

Evangeline Holtz Schramek

152-153