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Marta Dvořák

Ernest Buckler (1908-1984) was born in West Dalhousie, Nova Scotia. He spent most of his life writing and farming in the Annapolis Valley, and died in Bridgetown, Nova Scotia.

Marta Dvořák is professor of Canadian and postcolonial literatures in English at the Sorbonne Nouvelle, former associate editor of The International Journal of Canadian Studies, and editor of Commonwealth Essays and Studies. Focusing her research on (post)modernism and cross-culturalism, she has authored and edited books ranging from Ernest Buckler: Rediscovery and Reassessment (WLU Press, 2001) to Tropes and Territories: Short Fiction, Postcolonial Readings, and Canadian Writings in Context (co-ed. W.H. New) and The Faces of Carnival in Anita Desai's In Custody.

 

Books by Marta Dvořák

Montreal Standard Time

The Early Journalism of Mavis Gallant

edited by Neil Besner, Bill Richardson & Marta Dvořák

Mavis Gallant

The Eye and the Ear

by (author) Marta Dvořák

Crosstalk

Canadian and Global Imaginaries in Dialogue

edited by Diana Brydon & Marta Dvořák

Translocated Modernisms

Paris and Other Lost Generations

edited by Emily Ballantyne, Marta Dvořák & Dean Irvine

Tropes and Territories

Short Fiction, Postcolonial Readings, Canadian Writings in Context

by (author) Marta Dvořák & W.H. New

Carol Shields and the Extra-Ordinary

by (author) Marta Dvořák & Manina Jones

Ernest Buckler

Rediscovery and Reassessment

by (author) Marta Dvořák

Thanks for Listening

Stories and Short Fictions by Ernest Buckler

by (author) Ernest Buckler
edited by Marta Dvořák

Vision-Division

L'oeuvre de Nancy Huston

edited by Marta Dvořák & Jane Koustas