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Mothertalk: Life Stories of Mary Kiyoshi Kiyooka by Roy Kiyooka, Daphne Marlatt, 1998-10 Mad Shadows (New Canadian Library) by Marie-Claire Blais, 2008-08-12 The Gull by Daphne Marlatt, 2009-09-28 This Tremor Love Is by Daphne Marlatt, 2001-02-15 Narrative in the Feminine: Daphne Marlatt and Nicole Brossard by Susan Knutson, 2000-05-02 Poets Talk: Conversations with Robert Kroetsch, Daphne Marlatt, Erin Mouré, Dionne Brand, Marie Annharte Baker, Jeff Derksen, and Fred Wah (cuRRents) by Pauline Butling, Susan Rudy, 2005-01-15 Taken by Daphne Marlatt, 1996-11-01 The Given by Daphne Marlatt, 2008-03-18 Ana Historic by Daphne Marlatt, 1997-01-01 Selected Writing: Net Work by Daphne Marlatt, 1980-02-15 Ghost Works by Daphne Marlatt, 1996-03 Our Lives by Daphne Marlatt, 1975 Two Women in a Birth (Collection Essential Poets, 58) by Daphne Marlatt, 1994-09-01 Double Negative by Daphne Marlatt, Betsy Warland, 1988-05

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1. Daphne Marlatt
   Daphne marlatt daphne Marlatt is now living in Victoria, British Columbia. Shewas born in 1942 in Melbourne, Australia and immigrated to Canada in 1951.  
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   Extractions: Daphne Marlatt Daphne Marlatt is now living in Victoria, British Columbia. She was born in 1942 in Melbourne, Australia and immigrated to Canada in 1951. She studied writing and English at the University of British Columbia (B.A., 1964), and comparative literature at Indiana University (M.A., 1968). She is a poet, novelist, theorist, little-magazine editor, and itinerant university instructor (creative writing, women's studies, English, liberal studies). She is the founding co-editor of Tessera Selected Publications: Ana Historic . Toronto: House of Anansi, 1997; 1st edition, Coach House Press, 1988; French edition, Montreal: Remue-ménage, 1992; trans. Lori Saint-Martin, Paul Gagné.

2. WORKING NOTES Of Daphne Marlatt
   Daphne Marlatt. Daphne Marlatt was born in Melbourne, Australia, and spenther childhood years in Malaysia before immigrating to Vancouver in 1951.  
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   Extractions: Daphne Marlatt Daphne Marlatt was born in Melbourne, Australia, and spent her childhood years in Malaysia before immigrating to Vancouver in 1951. In 1981, she and her son, Kit, visited England to reacquaint themselves with her mother's rootsin family and language. How Hug a Stone (excerpted here), which chronicles this journey, was recently published by Turnstone Press (201-99 King St., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada). Among Marlatt's books are What Matters, Zocalo, a nonfiction novel; and Steveston, a historical drama aired on CBC. Touch to My Tongue will be out this year from Longspoon Press. Marlatt helped to organize the Canadian literary conference "Women and Words / Les femmes et les mots" at the University of British Columbia last year. WORKING NOTES FROM DAPHNE MARLATT: This book was written in a series of layers, almost archeological the urge to dig deeper in, to the hidden [not yet verbalized] series of connections that underlay, like root systems, like bone-seeds, the obvious data of our trip. Writing/traveling a series of intersections, two kinds of speech as my Canadian tongue found its way around the remnants of my British one. Traveling as a gathering of bones [to bring back to life, joined, in the body of the text]. My journal was full of jottings as well as narrative paragraphs and these informed the journal entries in the book. First came the poems which started as soon as I got home, dense clusters of intersections. Then came the prose entries, as narrative connecting lines. Text as

3. Writing In Canada: Authors: Daphne Marlatt
   daphne marlatt resources online, including bibliographical material and annotated links. Douglas Barber, "The Phenomenological I Daphne Marlatt's Steveston " Figures in a Ground Perceiving  
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   Extractions: home authors publications publishers ... about us Daphne Marlatt works by works on Douglas Barber, "The Phenomenological I: Daphne Marlatt's Steveston Figures in a Ground: Canadian Essays on Modern Language Collected in Honor of Sheila Watson, ed. Diane Bessai and David Jackel (1978):174-88 Robert Lecker, "Perceiving It as It Stands: Daphne Marlatt's Poetry," Canadian Literature George Bowering, "Given This Body: An Interview With Daphne Marlatt," Open Letter , 4th ser.3 (1979):32-88 Fred Wah, "Introduction," Net Work: Selected Writing christina Cole, "Daphne Marlatt as Penelope, Weaver of Words: A Feminist Reading of Steveston Open Letter , 6th ser.1 (1985):5-19 Janice Williamson, "Speaking in and of Each Other: An Interview with Daphne Marlatt and Betsy Warland," Fuse Frank Davey, "Daphne Marlatt,"

4. WORKING NOTES Of Daphne Marlatt
   Daphne Marlatt bio and working notes Daphne Marlatt. Daphne Marlatt was born in Melbourne, Australia, and spent her childhood Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada). Among Marlatt's books are What Matters, poems journal entries  
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   Extractions: Daphne Marlatt Daphne Marlatt was born in Melbourne, Australia, and spent her childhood years in Malaysia before immigrating to Vancouver in 1951. In 1981, she and her son, Kit, visited England to reacquaint themselves with her mother's rootsin family and language. How Hug a Stone (excerpted here), which chronicles this journey, was recently published by Turnstone Press (201-99 King St., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada). Among Marlatt's books are What Matters, Zocalo, a nonfiction novel; and Steveston, a historical drama aired on CBC. Touch to My Tongue will be out this year from Longspoon Press. Marlatt helped to organize the Canadian literary conference "Women and Words / Les femmes et les mots" at the University of British Columbia last year. WORKING NOTES FROM DAPHNE MARLATT: This book was written in a series of layers, almost archeological the urge to dig deeper in, to the hidden [not yet verbalized] series of connections that underlay, like root systems, like bone-seeds, the obvious data of our trip. Writing/traveling a series of intersections, two kinds of speech as my Canadian tongue found its way around the remnants of my British one. Traveling as a gathering of bones [to bring back to life, joined, in the body of the text]. My journal was full of jottings as well as narrative paragraphs and these informed the journal entries in the book. First came the poems which started as soon as I got home, dense clusters of intersections. Then came the prose entries, as narrative connecting lines. Text as

5. Marlatt
   Daphne Marlatt. Daphne Marlatt was born in Melbourne in 1941 and spent muchof her childhood in Malaysia before emigrating to Canada in 1951.  
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   Extractions: Daphne Marlatt Daphne Marlatt was born in Melbourne in 1941 and spent much of her childhood in Malaysia before emigrating to Canada in 1951. Her writing includes prose narratives on the Strathcona neighbourhood of Vancouver and of Steveston, and several poetry books. Selected Writing: Network is a collection of her prose and poetry published in 1980. Some of her earlier work is included in Imago 20 (1974), edited by George Bowering. More recent writing is published in The New Long Poem Anthology: 2nd Edition (2000) edited by Sharon Thesen . Daphne Marlatt's latest book of poems, This Tremor Love Is (2001) is a memory book an album of love poems spanning twenty-five years, from her first writing of what was to become the opening section, A Lost Book, to its latest, most recent sequences. Daphne Marlatt currently lives and works in Vancouver. Titles Available from Talonbooks Selected Writing: Network This Tremor Love Is Her work also appears in : The New Long Poem Anthology: 2nd Edition

6. Daphne Marlatt
   Daphne Marlatt. Daphne Marlatt (born July 11, 1942) is a Canadianpoet who lives in Vancouver, British Columbia. She was born in  
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   Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Daphne Marlatt (born July 11 ) is a Canadian poet who lives in Vancouver British Columbia . She was born in Melbourne Australia as Daphne Buckle. At a young age her family moved to Malaysia and at age nine they moved back to Vancouver, where she has since remained. She attended the University of British Columbia . There she developed her poetry style and her strong feminist views. He poetry, while considered extremely dense and difficult, is also much acclaimed. Works: See also: List of Canadian writers List of Canadian poets

7. Daphne Marlatt - Encyclopedia Article About Daphne Marlatt. Free Access, No Regi
   encyclopedia article about Daphne Marlatt. Daphne Marlatt in Free onlineEnglish dictionary, thesaurus and encyclopedia. Daphne Marlatt.  
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   Extractions: Click the link for more information. ) is a Canadian Canada , the northernmost country on the North American continent, is a federation governed as a constitutional monarchy. It is bordered by the United States to the south as well as in the northwest. The Canada-U.S. border is the world's longest undefended border. The country stretches from the Atlantic Ocean in the east to the Pacific Ocean in the west. Canada also reaches the Arctic Ocean in the north where Canada's territorial claim extends to the North Pole.

8. (m)Öthêr Tøñgué PresÅ¡ - Daphne Marlatt
   Daphne Marlatt. This beautifully tactile letterpress production is a fittingpresentation of Daphne Marlatt s moving elegy for Roy Kiyooka.  
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   Extractions: Winter/Rice/Tea Strain "This beautifully tactile letterpress production is a fitting presentation of Daphne Marlatt's moving elegy for Roy Kiyooka. If these lithe and melodious poems didn't so ardently link equal and opposite responses to experience (hold on, let go), if they weren't so dense with sensation, I'd call them cirrous. Daphne Marlatt's trust of her reader, inspires a return of generosity and astonishment. That writer and reader make (and unmake) together."Winter/ Rice/ Tea Strain" is a printer's brilliant solution." Colophon: 3 new poems for Roy Kiyooka. 7 3/4 "x 11", four text pages of Wausau Royal Fiber 80lb recycled, alternating Blueberry and Sage, letterpressed and constructed as a fold-out sculptured piece within a 24 " x 11 1/4 " white cover. Each text page is connected to a white band. Text in black ink. Triple cover; Voice, recycled 100 lb, with double spine (title & author¹s name in dark green). Lino-cut of a Japanese tea bowl (in blue) and title (in green) on cover and lino-cut on inside dedication page. Signed and numbered. About the Author: Edition: Limited edition of 80.

9. House Of Anansi Press : Authors
   SEARCH Daphne marlatt daphne Marlatt was born in Melbourne, Australia, and grewup in Penang, Malaysia, until her family immigrated to Canada in 1951.  
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10. Marlatt
    Daphne Marlatt is the author of many books of poetry, including Steveston, GhostWorks, Touch to My Tongue, and How Hug a Stone, as well as two novels Ana  
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    Extractions: h Vancouver Writes h Daphne Marlatt is the author of many books of poetry, including Steveston Ghost Works, Touch to My Tongue , and How Hug a Stone , as well as two novels: Ana Historic and Taken . The following piece is the first chapter of Our Lives (Oolichan Books, 1980). "Broke" © 2002 Daphne Marlatt Broke

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12. Northwest Passages - Author Profile: Daphne Marlatt
    daphne marlatt. daphne marlatt (née Buckle) was born in Melbourne Australiain 1942. Books by daphne marlatt available from Northwest Passages.  
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    Extractions: SEARCH ... CHECKOUT FIND Author: PAST FEATURES Dionne Brand Austin Clarke Lorna Crozier Marion Douglas ... Jane Urquhart Daphne Marlatt (née Buckle) was born in Melbourne Australia in 1942. Moving to Penang, Malaysia when Daphne was three years old, the family emigrated to North Vancouver in 1951. After graduating from high school, Marlatt studied English at the University of British Columbia from 1960 to 1964 and it was there that she became one of the editors of TISH in 1963. In 1964 she left Vancouver with her husband to pursue a Master's Degree in Comparative Literature at the University of Indiana. After completing her degree in 1968 and having spent several years living in Wisconsin and California, Marlatt separated from her husband in 1970 and returned to Vancouver for good. Over the last thirty years, Marlatt has published a variety of works which demonstrate her wide range of interests and ability to move between genres with apparent ease. She has published two works of non-fiction, Steveston recollected: a Japanese-Canadian history (1975) and Opening Doors: Vancouver's East End (1980), which stem from her work as an oral historian with the British Columbia Provincial Archives, has edited a number of literary journals and magazines including

13. 100 Canadian Poets - Daphne Marlatt - Profile
    Ed. daphne marlatt. Edmonton NeWest P, 1997. marlatt, daphne. Ana historic anovel. Toronto Coach House P, 1988. marlatt, daphne. Ana historique.  
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    Extractions: Biography Publications Critical Materials U of Calgary Info ... Miscellaneous Daphne Marlatt was born July 11, 1942, in Australia. After moving from Malaysia to Vancouver in 1951, Marlatt attained her BA from the University of British Columbia in 1964, MA in Comparative Literature from Indiana University in 1968, and LL.D. from the University of Western Ontario in 1996. After publishing poetry for many years, she published two novels, Ana Historic (1988) and Taken (1996), and numerous critical articles. Most recently Marlatt has edited Mothertalk: Life Stories of Mary Kiyoshi Kiyooka by Roy Kiyooka Return to the top of the page Frames of a Story . Toronto: Ryerson P, 1968. Rings . Vancouver: Georgia Straight, 1971. Vancouver Poems . Toronto: Coach House P, 1972. Steveston . Vancouver: Talonbooks, 1974. Our Lives . Carrboro, N.C.: Truck P, 1975. Steveston Recollected: a Japanese-Canadian history . Victoria, B.C.: Provincial Archives of British Columbia, 1975. Zocalo . Toronto: Coach House P, 1977.

14. Lesbian Self-Naming In Daphne Marlatt's Ana Historic
    Essay by C©line Chan.  
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    Extractions: Lesbian Self-Naming in Daphne Marlatt's Ana Historic By Céline Chan Daphne Marlatt has written that to become "aware of th[e] dialogue on the many fringes" of "white, middle-class, heterosexual, Anglo-American/Canadian" culture — to "listen . . . to other women's words/realities" — "is to engage in a delicate balance between recognition of difference and recognition of shared ground," to achieve a "balance between i and we, neither capitalized nor capitalizing on the other" ("Difference (em)bracing" 192). Marlatt's Ana Historic: a novel is in many ways an exploration of this proposition. Almost every female "character" in the text blends into every other one while also retaining a distinct identity, and all are (a)part of/from Ana herself, who concludes the book by simultaneously realizing a lesbian identity and entering a female community. The story of Ana Historic is the story of its narrator-author's "process of becoming a self-named lesbian" (Warland 123) called Annie Torrent, and it reaches its narrative and sexual climax in a powerful poem:

15. UBC Student - Prose - Ana, Annie And Daphne
    April 4, 2004. Elmer's English 304 Magazine. Prose. Ana, Annie and daphne. Elmer G. Wiens In Ana Historic, daphne marlatt investigates how immigrants enter the reality of their new surroundings  
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    Extractions: Elmer G. Wiens In Ana Historic , Daphne Marlatt investigates how immigrants enter the reality of their new surroundings, continuing lines of thought she developed in "Entering In." Marlatt probes the life of Annie Anderson, who is researching the life of Ana Richards, a widow who lived on Burrard Inlet after migrating to Canada from England sometime in the 1870s (39). As a young girl in 1950, Annie herself immigrated to North Vancouver with her parents and two sisters (27). Interestingly, Marlatt's family also immigrated to North Vancouver with her parents in 1951 (Entering 220). Using the stream of consciousness technique, Marlatt explores simultaneously the thoughts and feelings of Ana and Annie, deriving many parallels between them. At the same time, she projects her own family's experiences as immigrants into the lives of her characters, giving the novel an autobiographical flavour. Annie wants to write a history of Ana Richards: her marriage to Ben Springer, how she dealt with schoolchildren, friends, and the Siwash Indians, and her perception of the woods on the mountains that loom over Burrard Inlet, and the events that shaped the beginning of Vancouver. However, the few facts of Ana's life that appear in the civic Archives of Vancouver limit her research. History turns into fiction as Annie imagines a life for Ana Richards that fuses with Annie's own dealings with family and friends. The dichotomy between recorded facts and the imagined life of Ana Richards, a pioneer schoolteacher, tugs at Annie throughout the novel.

16. Northwest Passages - Author Profile: Daphne Marlatt
    daphne marlatt a selected bibliography. Books and articles by daphne marlattmarlatt, daphne. marlatt, daphne, George Bowering, Fred Wah, et al.  
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    Extractions: SEARCH ... CHECKOUT FIND Author: PAST FEATURES Dionne Brand Austin Clarke Lorna Crozier Marion Douglas ... Jane Urquhart Books and articles by Daphne Marlatt Marlatt, Daphne. Ana historic: a novel . Toronto: Coach House Press, 1988. Ana historique . Montréal: Les Editions du remue-ménage, 1992. Frames of a story . Toronto: Ryerson Press, 1968. Ghost Works . Edmonton: NeWest, 1993. . Lantzville, B.C.: Island Writing Series, 1981. How hug a stone . Winnipeg: Turnstone Press, 1983. Canadian Oral History Association Journal/Société Canadienne d'Histoire Orale Journal Room of One's Own 8.4 (Jan. 1984): 53-56. Gynocritics: Feminist Approaches to Canadian and Québec Women's Writing/Gynocritiques: Démarches féministes à l'écriture des Canadiennes et Quebécoises . ed. Barbara Godard. Toronto: ECW, 1987. 223-26. Our lives . Carrboro, N.C.: Truck Press, 1975.

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18. Steveston, By Daphne Marlatt And Robert Minden
    32. Steveston; daphne marlatt, poems; Robert Minden, photographs. 24.3x20.2cm. © daphne marlatt Used with permission Photography by David Brown.  
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19. MARLATT, DAPHNE - Literary Manuscripts: A Guide To The Literary Fonds At The Nat
    marlatt, daphne, 1942 LMS-0119. daphne marlatt fonds. - 1951-1998. BiographicalSketch. Manuscript draft page from daphne marlatt s TOUCH TO MY TONGUE.  
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    Extractions: LMS-0119 Daphne Marlatt fonds. Manuscript draft page from Daphne Marlatt's Touch to My Tongue tish Frames: Of a Story , written in experimental language and form. Marlatt’s development as a writer is closely related to her other occupations and preoccupations, such as her involvement in oral-history projects in Steveston and Vancouver’s east end. The CBC adapted her documentary publication Steveston Recollected: A Japanese-Canadian History (1975) as a radio drama and asked her to write the script. She was poetry editor for Capilano Review (1973-1976), co-editor for the prose magazine Periodics Island magazine, and founding co-editor of Tessera , a feminist journal. Her many published titles and numerous contributions to Canadian anthologies and periodicals have given Marlatt a strong and recognizable voice in West Coast literature in particular and in Canadian literature in general. Her published works include Rings Vancouver Poems Steveston Our Lives Zocalo What Matters (1980) and (1981). Her

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