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Malahat Review 193 (Winter 2015) Print Edition

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Print edition of Malahat Review Issue 193 (Winter 2015). Elusive Boundaries: Mapping Creative Nonfiction in Canada. Our stock of this issue is low. If this item is listed as “Out of Stock”, please contact The Malahat Review at malahat@uvic.ca or 250-721-8524 to ask about availability.

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Special Issue Elusive Boundaries: Mapping Creative Nonfiction in Canada

Contents:

Preface	John Barton
Introduction	Lynne Van Luven
Winner: 2015 Constance Rooke Creative Nonfiction Prize	Maria Tessa Liem, “Rice Cracker” Read an interview with Maria on her winning piece.
Creative Nonfiction	Marion Agnew, “Dripsody (Reprise)” Jesse Rae Archibald-Barber, “The Bowl Game” Read an interview with Jesse on his winning piece. JoAnn Dionne, “Seven Days in Tibet” Alicia Elliott, “Weight” Read an interview with Alicia on her memoir. Kirsten Fogg, “The Space in Between” Lorri Neilsen Glenn, “How to Kill Her” Dale Lee Kwong, “Oh, Canada” Read an interview with Dale on her winning piece. Tonya Liburd, “The Sweater” Rhona McAdam, “A Tale of Two Berries” Susan Olding, “White Matter” Marilyn Gear Pilling, “Her Majesty” Matt Rader, “From the Lives of North American Horses” Conrad Smyth, “Small Politics” Carly Vandergriendt, “My Quiet Revolution” Janet Youngdahl, “On the Way Home from the Baths of Carcalla” J. D. Zapf, “Median Love” Read an interview with J.D. about his piece.
Reviews	Creative Nonfiction Armand Garnet Ruffo, Norval Morrisseau: Man Changing into Thunderbird (Vancouver: Douglas & McIntyre, 2014) (Reviewed by Candace Fertile) Mini Aodla Freeman, Life Among the Qallunaat (Winnipeg: University of Manitoba, 2015) (Reviewed by Carleigh Baker) Trisha Cull, The Death of Small Creatures (Gibsons: Nightwood, 2015) (Reviewed by Phoebe Wang) R. M. Vaughan, Bright Eyed: Insomnia and Its Cultures (Toronto: Coach House, 2015) (Reviewed by Joel Yanofsky) Maurice Mierau, Detachment: An Adoption Memoir (Calgary: Freehand, 2014) (Reviewed by Bruce Gillespie) Helen Humphreys, The River (Toronto: ECW, 2015) (Reviewed by John Barton) Vici Johnstone, ed., This Place a Stranger: Canadian Women Travelling Alone (Halfmoon Bay: Caitlin, 2015) (Reviewed by Kirsten Fogg)
Cover	Jeffrey Veregge Nothing Can Hold Us 11” x 14” Variant Giclée print Collection of the Artist

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