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The L.M. Montgomery Reader

Volume One: A Life in Print

edited by Benjamin Lefebvre

Picturing the Page

Illustrated Children's Literature and Reading under Lenin and Stalin

by (author) Megan Swift

Writing and Reading

Essays

by (author) George Bowering

The Nothing That Is

Essays on Art, Literature and Being

by (author) Johanna Skibsrud

Erotics of Restraint, The

Essays on Literary Form

by (author) Douglas Glover

Moving Targets

Writing with Intent 1982–2004

by (author) Margaret Atwood

Viaticum

by (author) Jeffery Donaldson

Editing Eighteenth-Century Texts

Papers given at the Editorial Conference University of Toronto, October 1967

edited by D.I.B. Smith

Most of What Follows is True

Places Imagined and Real

by (author) Michael Crummey
introduction by Margaret Mackey

Pugg's Portmanteau

by (author) D.M. Bryan

Rhythm in the Novel

by (author) E.K. Brown

The University as Publisher

edited by Eleanor Harman

Mencius

A New Translation Arranged and Annotated For The General Reader

translated by W.A.C.H. Dobson

Verlaine

A Study in Parallels

by (author) A.E. Carter

The Narreme in the Medieval Romance Epic

An Introduction to Narrative Structures

by (author) Eugene Dorfman

Mapping with Words

Anglo-Canadian Literary Cartographies, 1789-1916

by (author) Sarah Wylie Krotz

Leading with the Chin

Writing American Masculinities in Esquire, 1960-1989

by (author) Brad Congdon

The Canadian Short Story

by (author) John Metcalf

Erasmus and His Books

by (author) Egbertus Van Gulik
edited by James K. McConica & J. Trapman
translated by J.C. Grayson

Trilingual Joyce

The Anna Livia Variations

by (author) Patrick O'Neill

Why Indigenous Literatures Matter

by (author) Daniel Heath Justice

American Little Magazines of the Fin de Siecle

Art, Protest, and Cultural Transformation

by (author) Kirsten MacLeod

All Manner of Tackle

Living with Poetry

by (author) Brian Bartlett

Victorian Jesus

J.R. Seeley, Religion, and the Cultural Significance of Anonymity

by (author) Ian Hesketh

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