“‘Canada in Us Now’: Locating the Criticism of Black Canadian Writing” in Essays on Canadian Writing, 75, 196-216

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“‘Canada in Us Now’: Locating the Criticism of Black Canadian Writing” in Essays on Canadian Writing, 75, 196-216

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About the Author

David Chariandy is a novelist and Professor of contemporary literature at Simon Fraser University. Chariandy specializes in Canadian, Black, and Caribbean fiction as well as creative writing. In 2019, he was the winner of Yale University’s Windham-Campbell Prize.

Other publications from this author include:

I’ve Been Meaning to Tell You: A Letter to My Daughter (2018)
Brother (2017)
The Reverend’s Apprentice (2008)
Soucouyant (2007)
“‘The Fiction of Belonging’: On Second-Generation Black Writing in Canada” in Callaloo, 30 (3), 818-829 (2007)
“Postcolonial Diasporas” in Postcolonial Text, 2 (1) (2006)