Black Ice and Yellow Snow: On Digging into Canuck Pulp Fiction.
One of the oddities of Canadian literary criticism – especially of the anglophone side – is its reluctance to canvass materials that revel in the shocking, the sensational, the scatological, the sordid, even if such revelling is conducted with consummate respect for highbrow, academic standards that...
| Published in: | University of Toronto Quarterly Vol. 94; no. 1; pp. 49 - 80 |
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University of Toronto Press
Feb2025
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