Asian Canadian Literature
Disappearing Moon Cafe was a stunning debut novel that has become a Canadian literary classic. An...
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Since its publication in 1994, Hiromi Goto’s Chorus of Mushrooms has been recognized as a true classic of...
In this collection of essays edited by the University of Guelph’s Smaro Kamboureli, Roy Miki —poet, scholar, and...
This story of family and identity, migration and integration, culture and self-discovery is told through family...
Half-Asian, half-English teenager Grace (but she’d prefer it if you called her “Gray” instead) is not a perfect...
Transcanada Letters was a landmark when it first appeared in 1975. Almost thirty years later, it remains...
Pacific Rim Letters by Roy Kiyooka at once a document and a creative work, personal meditation and...
Wild Daisies in the Sand reopens a chapter in Canadian history. This book is a series of diary entries...
In 1993 Mary Kiyooka sat with her son Roy Kiyooka, one of Canada’s most important avant-garde painters, and a tape...