1944 – Buried In Print

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Québecois Reads: Sealing the Deal

Buried In Print2019-05-27T18:57:14-04:00

The title of Pasha Malla’s 2015 article in The New Yorker’s Page-Turner says it all: “Too Different and Too Familiar: The Challenge of French-Canadian Literature.” Because it is a challenge to locate French-Canadian literature within the landscape of Canadian Literature, even for those of us who devote a significant

Québecois Reads: Sealing the DealBuried In Print2019-05-27T18:57:14-04:00

The First Jalna Story: Meeting Adeline

Buried In Print2017-10-27T09:47:46-04:00

In 1944, Mazo de la Roche published The Building of Jalna, nearly twenty years after she began to work with the Whiteoak family on the page. The beginning grew out of the middle, you might say. Jalna was actually written first, begun in 1925 and published in 1927: the fifth

The First Jalna Story: Meeting AdelineBuried In Print2017-10-27T09:47:46-04:00