Canadian Literature Needs to Stop Talking Only to Itself | The Walrus
Canadian literary culture relies on government subsidies and cultural protectionism, creating an inward-looking, insular national literature with limited international reach.
Margaret Atwood: Older women are only allowed to be two things: wise old women or wicked old witches'
Margaret Atwood recounts a rich life from wild childhood to literary fame, reflecting cultural change, feminism, and the emergence of Canadian literature.