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Canadian singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards turns it up a notch
Louisville Courier-Journal
Edwards, a brassy Canadian with a powerful voice and an eye for lyrical detail, had allowed herself to slip into a rut. She has a gift for writing certain kinds of songs that lend themselves to sounding a certain way, and she was getting a little ...
Kathleen Edwards gets some distance from twang ? no offense ? and makes an ...Nashville Scene

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Chris Selley's Full Pundit: Why Stephen Harper might invade Iran
National Post
Nationalism and politics Rick Salutin, writing in the Toronto Star, argues that the purchase of Canadian publishers McClelland and Stewart by a predatory German über-publisher constitutes a blow against ?Canadian cultural nationalism.

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Elmore Leonard Justified by TV series
Montreal Gazette
Justified is not one of them, Leonard says, thanks in large part to Graham Yost, the Canadian-born writer who adapted Leonard's short story, "Fire in the Hole," three years ago, as a full-blown TV series for the US cable channel, FX.

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Essays on Canadian Writing covers the field. Since 1974, we've devoted ourselves to publishing lively, controversial, scholarly articles on writing from English Canada and Québec. Our contributors are changing the way people read Canadian literature. ECW invests in essays that are fresh, daring, different. We encourage reviews that treat new books in depth. We print interviews that raise eyebrows. Some people get angry with us. Maybe what ECW says really counts. Maybe it sets the pace.

"When it comes to really sharp, interesting-to-read writing on Canlit, the best magazine in the country I know of is Essays on Canadian Writing" (Bruce Serafin, Vancouver Review).

ECW "has been in the vanguard of the contemporary reassessment of the old CanLit verities" (Robin Britt, Books in Canada)

 

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