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Canadian Literature's Winter 2009 issue (CL#203), "Home, Memory, Self", celebrates the home with papers about migrant identities, ghettoization, comics history, Alzheimer's disease, settlement narratives, and exile writing.

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Canadians as Tourists by Wendy Roy
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Rare Red Roses by Summer Pervez
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At the Centre of the Storm by Susan Butlin
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Poems

Chet Baker's Dog by Susan L. Helwig

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Coming out to my mother by Susan L. Helwig

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Coming out to my mother by Susan L. Helwig

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Articles

The Automatist Movement of Montreal: Towards Non-Figuration in Painting, Dance, and Poetry by Ray Ellenwood

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Rescued by Postmodernism by Linda Lamont-Stewart

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Rescued by Postmodernism by Linda Lamont-Stewart

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A Space to Play In; Or, Telling the (W)hole Story: The Recent Poetry of Robert Gibbs by Susan Rudy Dorscht

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Les Iles de la nuit d'Alain Grandbois: Cl�ture du monde et ouverture du verbe by Alexandre L. Amprimoz

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Interviews

Editing The Cambridge History of Canadian Literature by Manuela Costantino

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An Interview with Elizabeth Bachinsky by Evgenia Todorova

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Letters & Reflections

Munich Spring Book Fair: Gastland Kanada by Peter Stenberg

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Literary Scenes in Canada by Ian Rae

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Meeting the Author by Carole Langille

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Culture and Confusion: Len Findlay's Review of Concepts Of Culture: Art, Politics, And Society by Adam Muller

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New Book Review

Reality is Nice, Too

Jo Bannatyne-Cugnet (Author), Hilary Turner (Author)

The Day I Became a Canadian: A Citizenship Scrapbook. Tundra Books

Celia Godkin (Author)

Hurricane!. Fitzhenry & Whiteside

Reviewed by Hilary Turner

It is a cultural blind spot of ours that children’s non-fiction picture books are not cooed over as effusively as are their fictional siblings. In them, the demands of narrative are as rigorous, and the task of sustaining the reader’s interest in matters of fact, not fantasy, is as demanding. Here, as evidence, are two intelligent and absorbing picture books that tell engaging stories which happen to be true. &nbs [...]

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