A. M. Klein

An Annotated Bibliography

by (author) Zailig Pollock, Usher Caplan & Linda Rozmovits

k.d. lang

Carrying the Torch

by (author) William Robertson

Low Fancy

by (author) Catriona Strang

Living Over the Abyss

Margaret Atwood's Life Before Man

by (author) Carol Beran

The Fat Lady Dances

Margaret Atwood's Lady Oracle

by (author) Margery Fee

Just Causes

Notes of an Unrepentant Socialist

by (author) Gerald Caplan

A Velvet Increase of Curiosity

by (author) Lise Downe

There Is No Falling

by (author) Robert Hogg

Writing Against the Silence

Joy Kogawa's Obasan

by (author) Arnold E. Davidson

Coastlines

by (author) Eric L. Ormsby

Scoptocratic

by (author) Nancy Shaw

Melting

Poems of a Frozen Man

by (author) Jerry Steinberg

Silence Made Visible

Howard O'Hagan and Tay John

edited by Margery Fee

The Letters of Conrad Aiken and Malcolm Lowry, 1929-1954

edited by Cynthia C. Sugars

The Letter of John Sutherland, 1942-1956

edited by Bruce Whiteman

Got No Flag at All

by (author) Michael Holmes

Rachel's Children

Margaret Laurence's A Jest of God

by (author) Nora Stovel

100 Years of Critical Solitudes

Canadian and Quebecois Criticism from the 1880s to the 1980s

edited by Caroline Bayard

Eli Mandel and His Works

by (author) dennis cooley

Oblique Litanies

Nine Conversations and an Afterthought

by (author) Paul Davies

Into Africa with Margaret Laurence

by (author) Fiona Sparrow

Bill Bissett and His Works

by (author) Karl Jirgens

Daphne Marlatt and Her Works

by (author) Douglas Barbour

George Bowering and His Works

by (author) John Harris

Robert Kroetsch

by (author) Ann Munton

Joe Rosenblatt and His Works

by (author) Ed Jewinski

John Newlove and His Works

by (author) Douglas Barbour

Configurations at Midnight

by (author) Ralph Gustafson

Montreal Inside Out

A New View of the City

by (author) John Sobol

Canadian Writers and Their Works: Poetry Volume X

edited by Robert Lecker & Jack David

Canadian Literature Index 1988

edited by Janet Fraser

Double-Talking

Essays on Verbal and Visual Ironies in Canadian Contemporary Art and Literature

by (author) Linda Hutcheon