Contributions by David Eso, Tanja Cvetkovic, Robert David Stacey, Martin Kuester, Albert Braz, Jennifer Baker, Cameron Anstee, Jason Wiens, Dennis Cooley, Nicole Markotić, Laurie Ricou, Wolfgang Klooss, Aritha van Herk, Rudy Wiebe, and Phill Hall
Price:
CA$39.95
ISBN: 9780776631288
Pub Date: February 2020
Imprint: University of Ottawa Press
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