No. 248: Canadian Literature

an image of CanLit's new cover, with the words "Canadian Literature: a quarterly of criticism and review" issue number 248

DOI: https://doi.org/10.14288/cl.vi248

Published: 2022-09-16

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Editorials

Reconceptualizing Canadian Generalists

Christine Kim

5-10

Articles

Braiding Stories, Braiding Kinship How Cree Storytelling Restores Relationships in Tomson Highway’s Kiss of the Fur Queen

Melanie Braith

11-29
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The Invisible Labour of Informal Care Parentified, Gendered, and Racialized Caregiving in David Chariandy’s Soucouyant

Walter Rafael Villanueva

30-51
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Stutter, Chew, Stop Three Mandible Modes in the Poetry of Jordan Scott

Eric Schmaltz

52-73
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An Ambivalent Gaze at North Koreans in Guy Delisle’s Pyongyang

Joon Ho Hwang

74-92
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Moonlight, Metaphor, and the Influence of Wallace Stevens in Don McKay’s The Book of Moonlight

Kevin Tunnicliffe

93-112
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Poetry

On the Imminent Destruction of Portage Place Mall

Chimwemwe Undi

113-114
The Measure

Dave Margoshes

115-115
The Last Elk in Burwash, Ontario

Owen Torrey

116-117
It's Not My Home

SARAIN FRANK SOONIAS

118-119
This is the poem you couldn't write

Amanda Nicole Fayant

120-120
Unsettle

Sadie McCarney

121-121

Reviews

Everyday Life in the Fur Trade

Jean Barman

178-179
Flippin' the Script

Prasad Bidaye

179-181
Communal Histories

Ruth Bradley-St-Cyr

181-182
“i hold a hyphen between my fingers”: Kaie Kellough’s Crossings

Cornel Justin-Anthony Bogle

182-186
Indigenous Resurgence

Stephanie Elaine Butler

186-189
A Labour of Love

Jaclyn Marcus, Irene Gammel

189-191
A Very Timely Anthology

Suzanne James

191-192
Little but Resilient

Robert May

192-194
Tidal Memories of Loss

Heather Olaveson

194-196

Forum

Mordecai Then and Now: Richler the Quebec Writer

Andre Furlani , Adam Gopnik, Emma Richler, Linda Morra, Lori Saint-Martin, Judith Woodsworth, Jason Camlot

122-169

Verse Forward

The Village Corner - Yorkville, Toronto

Lillian Allen

174-175
Covenant

Fiona Tinwei Lam

176-177
no one looks at ghosts

Junie Desil

172-173