Thursday, August 06, 2015

Thoughts concerning Canadian literature …

… The Top 10 Lines from Margaret Atwood's "Survival" . (Hat tip, Virginia Kerr.)



Well, Robertson Davies remains one of my all-time favorite writers. And there's Elizabeth Smart's By Grand Central Station I Sat Down and Wept. And there's the poetry of Judith Fitzgerald.

2 comments:

  1. Even as I appreciate the irony of saying this (given my new blogging enterprise -- Reading 19th American Literature), I throw it out there for whatever it might be worth: Given the expansion of internationalism (in economics, visual arts, music, etc.), perhaps the notion of national-identity literature is as obsolete as horses-and-buggies.

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  2. Dammit Frank sometimes you scare me. I love Robertson Davies' books - The Deptford Trilogy was a wonderful reading experience!!

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