We Who Love to Be Astonished: Prismatic Publics Experimental poetry is a large and hospitable house accommodating the multifarious. From Christine Stewart, Liz Howard, and Nicole Markotić to Erín Moure, Dani Spinosa, Angela Carr, and Chantal Neveu; from Nicole Brossard, Oana Avasilichioaei, and Carellin Brooks to Gail Scott, […]
Iranian Literature in Diaspora: Re-Writing History or Writing a Nation in Exile Special Issue of English Studies in Canada Guest Editor: Mahdiyeh Ezzati Darya and Baba found the bar culture unseemly. Wouldn’t want her sitting on a skinny bar stool swinging her legs. Mina knew how to study […]
We are pleased to release the final draft of the ACCUTE 2019 conference program!
Congratulations to David Williams (University of Manitoba) for winning the Priestley Prize, announced at this year’s meeting of ACCUTE at Congress. David wins for his essay, “Film and the Mechanization of Time in the Myth of the Great War Canon” published in ESC 41.2-3. Thank you to the […]
On July 1, 2017, ESC: English Studies in Canada will be moving from its long-time home at the University of Alberta to its new residence at Western University. To mark this occasion, and as a parting editorial gesture, the Co-Editors will publish a special issue on the theme […]
