New CanLit Guides Chapter: “The Future(s) of Indigenous Horror: Moon of the Crusted Snow,” by Gage Karahkwí:io Diabo
We have exciting news! A new addition to our CanLit Guides resource is now available. “The Future(s) of Indigenous Horror: Moon of the Crusted Snow,” by Mohawk scholar and educator Gage Karahkwí:io Diabo, is our first new chapter since the award-winning 2018 Collection. Diabo’s chapter offers a valuable educational resource for students and instructors studying Rice’s bestselling and […]
Statistically Speaking… Tracking CanLit Guides Traffic
In late May, CanLit Guides ticked over the one-year mark since the launch of our 2018 Collection. At that time, we were thrilled to learn that we had received the 2019 Scholarly and Research Communication Journal Innovation Award. The award is intended to recognize the impact and results of innovations made by journals to expand the […]
2019 Scholarly and Research Communication Journal Innovation Award
We have some great news to share! Canadian Literature has been awarded the 2019 Scholarly and Research Communication Journal Innovation Award for the CanLit Guides project, more specifically for the 2018 Collection of chapters. The award intends to recognize “new Canadian scholarly journal communication initiatives that are designed to increase the influence of a journal among readers and are noted by peers […]
From the Editors: Reflecting on the CanLit Guides 2018 Edited Collection
From the Editors: Reflecting on the CanLit Guides 2018 Edited Collection
The CanLit Guides 2018 Collection: Six Months Later
The CanLit Guides 2018 Collection: Six Months Later
CanLit Guides Workshop – May 25-26, 2016
CLG 2016 Workshop Reflection
Welcome to the New CanLit Guides
New website launch
Reporting Broken Links on CanLit Guides
Canadian Literature has recently migrated to a new website, and some links on CanLit Guides have been affected by this change. If you notice any broken links or faulty PDF downloads, let us know at canlit.guides(at)ubc.ca. Please include the URL of the affected page and a list of the broken links, so that we can […]
National Poetry Month 2015
April is National Poetry Month, and this year’s theme focuses on food and poetry. Vancouver’s Poet Laureate, Rachel Rose, declares in her inaugural speech that “food is personal, political, sensual and powerful.” Poetry is inextricably connected to the way we perceive the world, andCanLit Guides provides a study of its engagement with one of these […]
Governor General’s Literary Award: Thomas King
We are pleased to congratulate Thomas King on winning the Governor General’s Literary Awards 2014 fiction prize for his novel, The Back of the Turtle (2014). We feature a module on King’s Green Grass, Running Water (1993). The guide provides an overview of key themes, critical questions, and suggested assignments, as well as an exercise […]
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