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Tag Archives: Canadian authors
Daphne Marlatt to be Awarded Lifetime Acheivement Award Tonight in Vancouver
Daphne Marlatt is a true Canadian queer feminist legend, and she’s getting the recognition she deserves tonight at the Vancouver public library, where she’ll be honoured with the George Woodcock Lifetime Acheivement Award. This award is given to British Columbia … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian, Daphne Marlatt, Lesbian, News, Poetry, Queer, Vancouver
Tagged Canadian authors, Canadian poetry, Daphne Marlatt, news, poetry, Vancouver
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Welcome to Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian! Also, a review of Amber Dawn’s novel Sub Rosa
Hello readers! Welcome to the first of many posts on my blog, featuring reviews of and news about books by and about queer Canadian women. If you’d like to know more about this site, see About This Blog; if you’d … Continue reading
Posted in Amber Dawn, Canadian, Fantasy, Fiction, Queer, Sex Work, Vancouver
Tagged Arsenal Pulp Press, books, Canada, Canadian, Canadian authors, lesbian, lesbian authors, lesbrarian, literature, queer, queer authors
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Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian 