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Writing Between Languages—by Veena Gokhale

Writing Between Languages—by Veena Gokhale

What do you do when a lot of the reality you portray in your fiction does not take place in … Continue reading Writing Between Languages—by Veena Gokhale

Hadassah Arms and Other Quandaries: Translating Cultures by Anna Leventhal

Hadassah Arms and Other Quandaries: Translating Cultures by Anna Leventhal

In early 2015, I stood in front of a window at Renaud-Bray, looking at a poster that was taller than … Continue reading Hadassah Arms and Other Quandaries: Translating Cultures by Anna Leventhal

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Why I Teach Brand-New CanLit by Natalee Caple

This year, Natalee will teach Sharanpal Ruprai’s “Seva” and Kathryn Kuitenbrouwer’s “All The Broken Things.” I have my … Continue reading Why I Teach Brand-New CanLit by Natalee Caple

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