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Full text linkThis Special Issue is a continuation of the academic Journal, The Land of Hope and Toil. Given the extensive number of reviews and articles we received, we decided to celebrate the articles and reviews not published in the Journal by having them assigned their own Special Issue
\u27A Little Life\u27: a long review
No full text\u27A Little Life\u27: a long review by Dionne Goodma
Romance or Grooming? In Daphne Du Maurier\u27s \u27Rebecca\u27
No full textRomance or Grooming? In Daphne Du Maurier\u27s \u27Rebecca\u27 by Harvey Dougla
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Full text linkThis issue of the Literary Cultures journal focuses on Culture within Canada and its presence in Canadian Literature. The writers of this issue aim to answer questions such as: How is culture portrayed in Canadian Literature? How is it interpreted? And what can we, as readers, learn from it? The main inspiration for the works included in this issue is an experimental, collaborative online poetry work based on a novel by a Chinese Canadian writer Fred Wah: High Muck a Muck: Playing Chinese. ‘This collaboratively created website explores historical and contemporary tensions surrounding Chinese immigration to British Columbia, Canada. It is the work of many artists, writers, designers, developers, community members and funders’ (The High Muck a Muck: Playing Chinese website)
