Revival: An Anthology of the Best Black Canadian Writing

Revival: An Anthology of the Best Black Canadian WritingThe success of George Elliott Clarkes anthology Eyeing the North Star: Directions in African Canadian Literature, published a decade ago, demonstrated the growing interest in black Canadian writing. In this exciting, provocative new collection, literary journalist Donna Bailey Nurse provides an up to date and fresh perspective on this vibrant, significant, and thriving literature. Drawing on fiction, poetry, and memoir, this anthology brings together

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