Writing Cultural Difference
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Writing Cultural Difference is a welcome addition to Canadian literary studies. The publication of this volume certainly dispels the belief that Italian-Canadian writing was a passing phenomenon three decades ago. The new generation of writers no longer focuses on immigration or speaks the dialect of their grandparents, but that heritage inspires their creative works. ?Italian-Canadian writers have so much left to say ? so much more to write and a lot more to publish, ? writes Licia Canton. ?We write in quiet seclusion. We focus on creating compelling characters. We are the writers and the…mehr

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Writing Cultural Difference is a welcome addition to Canadian literary studies. The publication of this volume certainly dispels the belief that Italian-Canadian writing was a passing phenomenon three decades ago. The new generation of writers no longer focuses on immigration or speaks the dialect of their grandparents, but that heritage inspires their creative works. ?Italian-Canadian writers have so much left to say ? so much more to write and a lot more to publish, ? writes Licia Canton. ?We write in quiet seclusion. We focus on creating compelling characters. We are the writers and the Canadians that we are because we share a common heritage. That's what brings us together; that's what keeps us writing.? An important volume of creative and critical texts, Writing Cultural Difference features contributors from Canada, Italy, the United States and the United Kingdom
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Licia Canton is the author of Almond Wine and Fertility (2008) and editor-in-chief of Accenti Magazine. She holds a Ph.D. from Université de Montréal. Giulia De Gasperi is a literary translator and editor. She holds a Ph.D. from Ca? Foscari University, Venice. She lives in Prince Edward Island. Michael Mirolla's novel Berlin won the Bressani Prize in 2010, and his collection of poetry The House on 14th Avenue won in 2014. Maria Cristina Seccia is a lecturer at Bangor University, Wales. She holds a Ph.D. in Translation Studies from Bangor University.