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Reimagining Queer Canadian Women’s Herstory: A Review of Daphne Marlatt’s Novel Ana Historic
For a viscerally experimental and gorgeously postmodern glimpse at queer Canadian women’s herstory, there is no better place to look than Daphne Marlatt’s 1988 novel Ana Historic. I say postmodern and experimental because the novel undoubtedly is, but this is … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian, Daphne Marlatt, Fiction, Lesbian, Poetry, Queer, Vancouver
Tagged Book Review, books, Canadian, Canadian Literature, Feminist, House of Anansi, Lesbian Fiction, literature
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Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian 