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A Tale of Eccentric Love and Self-Discovery in New Orleans: A Review of Marnie Woodrow’s Spelling Mississippi
Marnie Woodrow’s 2002 novel Spelling Mississippi begins with an extraordinary event: Cleo, a Canadian in her late twenties visiting New Orleans, witnesses a striking older woman jump headfirst into Mississippi river in the middle of the night, wearing full evening … Continue reading
Posted in Bisexual, Canadian, Fiction, Lesbian, Marnie Woodrow, Queer, Toronto
Tagged Book Review, books, Canadian Fiction, Knopf Canada, lesbian authors, Lesbian Fiction, literature, New Orleans
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Casey the Canadian Lesbrarian 