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About

Brian Kennedy

Brian Kennedy is Montreal-born and raised, and now teaches British and postcolonial literature as well as writing courses at Pasadena City College, California. He has PhD in contemporary British literature, and his previous publications include essays on Virginia Woolf, Henry James and Graham Greene, an edited book on California issues and books and academic articles on hockey and Canadian culture. He has held a research fellowship at Saint Mary’s University, Halifax; given presentations at the Bakhtin Centre at the University of Sheffield, England; and lectured on literature at colleges in Mumbai, India. His work has been translated into Russian, Spanish, Portuguese and Dutch.

Books by Brian Kennedy

Mixing Memory & Desire

Why Literature Can't Forget the Great War

by (author) Brian Kennedy

Coming Down the Mountain

Rethinking the 1972 Summit Series

edited by Brian Kennedy

Pond Hockey

by (author) Brian Kennedy

My Country is Hockey

How Hockey Explains Canadian Culture, History, Politics, Heroes, French-English Rivalry and Who We Are as Canadians

by (author) Brian Kennedy

Pure Gold

Scenes from Canadian Plays Since 1990

edited by Brian Kennedy

Living the Hockey Dream

Interviews and Personal Stories from NHL Superstars and Other Lovers of the Game

by (author) Brian Kennedy

How to Speak Hockey

Hockey - English Translation Dictionary

by (author) David John & Brian Kennedy

Baron Bold and the Beauteous Maid

A Compact History of Canadian Theatre

compiled by Brian Kennedy

Two for the Show

Scenes for Student Actors

edited by Brian Kennedy