The Wild Rose Anthology of Alberta Prose
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The first multi-genre historical anthology of Alberta writing since 1979, The Wild Rose Anthology of Alberta Prose collects twentieth-century short fiction, excerpts from novels, and non-fiction. This long-overdue anthology explores what writers--past and present--can tell us about what it means to be Albertan--and Canadian. Each piece is preceded by an introduction with a literary biography and critical discussion of the selection that situates the piece within the author's overall repertoire.

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The first multi-genre historical anthology of Alberta writing since 1979, The Wild Rose Anthology of Alberta Prose collects twentieth-century short fiction, excerpts from novels, and non-fiction. This long-overdue anthology explores what writers--past and present--can tell us about what it means to be Albertan--and Canadian. Each piece is preceded by an introduction with a literary biography and critical discussion of the selection that situates the piece within the author's overall repertoire.
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Autorenporträt
George Melnyk is a cultural historian who teaches Canadian Studies at the University of Calgary. He is also author of the two-volume Literary History of Alberta. Tamara Palmer Seiler is an interdisciplinary scholar who teaches Canadian Studies at the University of Calgary. She has written widely on the impact of immigration and ethnic diversity on Canadian culture and, in particular, on Canadian literature. With contributions by: George Bugnet, Hugh Dempsey, Cheryl Foggo, Hiromi Goto, Katherine Govier, Monica Hopkins, Thomas King, W.P. Kinsella, Illia Kiriak, Joy Kogawa, Myrna Kostash, Henry Kreisel, Robert Kroetsch, Sid Marty, W.O. Mitchell, Howard O'Hagan, Andy Russell, George Ryga, Mary Schaffer, Sam Selvon, Fred Stenson, Christine van der Mark, Aritha van Herk, Emma Lee Warrior, Shelia Watson, Thomas Wharton, Rudy Wiebe, Kerry Wood, and Ninoxkyaio