No. 247 (2021): Canadian Literature

View No. 247 (2021): Canadian Literature

DOI: https://doi.org/10.14288/cl.vi247

Published: 2022-05-10

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Editorials

Imagining Endemic Times

Christine Kim

6-12

Articles

The Aesthetics of Utopian Imaginings in Louise Penny’s A Trick of the Light

Pamela Bedore

14-33
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Discomforted Readers and Cultural Politics of Genre in Lawrence Hill’s The Illegal

Erin G Glanville

35-56
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“Strange fruit hangin’ from the poplar trees” Cecily Nicholson’s From the Poplars

Evangeline Holtz-Schramek

58-81
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Ash-Memory, (M)other Tongues and Spectral Poetics in Erín Moure's The Unmemntioable

Toyah Brooke Webb

84-103
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“a dungeon every night and every day” The Zany Neoliberal Subject, Alcohol, and Poetic Agency in Catriona Wright’s Table Manners

Carl Watts

106-126
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Poetry

Vestigial

Elana Wolff

12-13
Greater Things

Paddy McCallum

34-34
IX-Jones/Baraka

George Elliott Clarke

57-57
Carduelis: Behavioral Interview

Tolu Oloruntoba

82-83
From "Spring 2020"

Brian Bartlett

104-105
Organic (after hip replacement)

Susan Ioannou

127-127

Forum

I in an Own Place: Reading the Poetry of Canisia Lubrin

Nicholas Bradley, Cornel Bogle, Tavleen Purewal, Kyle Kinaschuk, Manahil Bandukwala, Rina Garcia Chua, Shane Neilson, Veronica Austen

145-182

Reviews

Reading on the Frontier

Faye Hammill

128-130
Women's Histories

Linda Morra

130-132
Fiction Aslant of Memoir

Emily Bryna Elizabeth Ballantyne

132-134
A Bowering Literary History of Canada

Conrad Scott

134-135
New York to Muddy York

Ruth Bradley-St-Cyr

135-136
Stories, Good Food, and Friends

June Scudeler

136-137
Women in Publishing

Melissa Dalgleish

138-139
Unmeaning Mental Illness

Andrew McEwan

139-140
"yearning distilled to its essence"

Shannon Marie Lodoen

140-142
Archives of Movement

Gregory Betts

142-144