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Opinion: We write in English and are defenders of the French language

Opinion: We write in English and are defenders of the French language
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18 Canadian books to read for Pride Month

18 Canadian books to read for Pride Month
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Stories of the city: For these authors, Quebec locales are characters in their own right

Montreal and other Quebec settings have played prominent roles in books by Louise Penny, Kaie Kellough and others.

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Marianne Boruch

Marianne Boruch Marianne Boruch, photo by David Dunlap Sarah Wolfson talks with Marianne Boruch about the platypus, Pliny, and the discovery lurking in “the spill of words.” Read “The Lyrebird Hidden…” and “Every Available Blue…” in NER 42.1. Sarah Wolfson: These poems are part of your forthcoming book, Bestiary Dark, a project you launched as a Fulbright Senior Scholar at the University of Canberra’s International Poetry Studies Institute. The purpose of your research was to observe Australian wildlife in order to write a bestiary. How did you first become interested in the bestiary genre? Marianne Boruch: Is it an honest-to-Zeus

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A way with words

Santos, who is married with two children and lives in NDG, released his book Ghost Face in fall of 2020, and it was published by Montreal press DC Books. Itâs his third book in this DC Booksâ collection, but heâs published other smaller collections. Previously published titles include Blackbirds (2018), The Emperorâs Sofa (2010). âGhost Face is a poetic memoir and touches on my background which is of Cambodian descent,â he explained. âI was adopted as an infant. My parents are Canadian, but they were Portuguese and Spanish immigrants themselves, so growing up I very much identified with being Canadian, Portuguese and Spanish, but I didnât know much about my Asian heritage.â

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