81. Kanada Ist Eine Gabe Der Vorstellung - Ein Blick In Die «weisse» Translate this page Im November 2002 hat das kanadische Parlament mit george bowering auch erstmalseinen Lyriker und Schriftsteller zum Poet Laureate ernannt, der in dieser http://www.nzz.ch/2004/04/24/li/page-article9JT7I.html

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Postcolonial Fictions Span Reading Room What'sNew ... CRCC SPAN Journal of the South Pacific Association for Commonwealth Literature and Language Studies Number 36 (1993) Postcolonial Fictions Edited by Michèle Drouart Wiebe and Bail: re making the story George Bowering I sometimes think that the great subtext of Canadian and Australian literatures is the escape from colonial status in our histories; or vice versa. Thus the unusual preoccupation with national identity, and thus the recent turn of our fictions against history. For two hundred years the serious writer has been expected to turn a rebellious face to authority, anyway. The writer in a postcolonial culture, it seems to me, is an obvious agent of deconstruction. In western Canada, and in Australia, which is just about all Western, the most interesting fiction writers have noticed that even the popular cultural myths, those folkloric signs that would seem to assure us of the singularity of our environments, are negatives of the British European self-regard. There on the pitiless outback or the bald-headed prairie the admirable yokels laughingly perform deeds of stoical legend that no caparisoned (and envious) Limie or Pommie could even dream of. Our lived epics were the stuff for Boys' Own Annuals in damp Sussex parlours. We were allowed to create our dryland otherness. Thus it has become necessary for us grandsons of the pioneers to call into doubt our icons. To declare our selves we have to interrogate our Australiana and Canadiana. No decent intelligent Aussie I know sings Waltzing Matilda without savage inebriety; all sensible Canadians hope for an awkward unhorsing at the RCMP's musical ride. In new South Wales, Jean Bedford puts a subversive female centre into the saga of Ned Kelly. On the prairies, Robert Kroetsch refutes the garrison mentality regarding nature, encouraging his characters to fornicate merrily in the eye of a desert whirlwind.

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84. The Globe And Mail With george bowering s term this year to expire, the search is on for a poetlaureatehire. As REBECCA CALDWELL writes, who it should be a he or a she? http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/TPStory/LAC/20040420/POET20/TPEn

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85. WELCOME TO THE OIWF george bowering. george bowering, author of Standing on Richards isCanada’s first Poet Laureate and the first writer to win both http://www.writersfest.com/public_index.asp?LID=287&PTYPE=Author

86. McClelland And Stewart Ltd: Awards Poetry). 1994, Margaret Atwood, The Robber Bride (Fiction). 1994, georgebowering, george bowering Selected Poems 19611992 (Poetry). 1993, http://www.mcclelland.com/awards/CAA.html

Areas of Interest Crime Fiction Hockey Screechowls Travel Canadian Authors Assoc. Literary Award Winners YEAR TITLE Rohinton Mistry Family Matters (fiction) Elizabeth Hay A Student of Weather, MOSAID Technology Inc. Award for Fiction Madeleine Thien Simple Recipes, Air Canada Award Alistair MacLeod No Great Mischief (Fiction) Alice Munro JUBILEE Award Lifetime Achievement Tim Lilburn Moosewood Sandhills (Poetry) Margaret Atwood The Robber Bride (Fiction) George Bowering George Bowering Selected Poems 1961-1992 (Poetry) Lorna Crozier Inventing the Hawk (Poetry) Anne Michaels Miner's Pond (Poetry) David Adams Richards Evening Snow Will Bring Such Peace (Fiction) James Houston Running West (Fiction) Brian Moore The Colour of Blood (Fiction) Al Purdy The Collected Poems, 1956-1986 (Poetry) Leonard Cohen Book of Mercy (Poetry) Sandra Gwyn The Private Capital (Non-Fiction) Don McKay Birding, or Desire (Poetry) Michael Ondaatje There's a Trick With a Knife That I'm Learning to Do (Poetry) Marian Engel The Glassy Sea (Fiction) Return to Awards Listing books authors press room ... about us

87. The McGill Daily: Bowering Talks Back Canada’s Poet Laureate george bowering offers advice to young poets, slamsIrving Layton, and talks about poetsturned-dynamite-demolition-experts. http://www.mcgilldaily.com/view.php?aid=2675

88. Canadian Studies / English 3V93 (Winter 2000) bowering, george. Burning Water (Penguin). Kogawa, Joy. Scholarly papers on georgebowering, Burning Water + discussion (one per day). Monday, January 31. http://www.brocku.ca/canstudies/CANAENGL3V93.00.htm

Canadian Studies / English 3V93 (Winter 2000) Romancing the Past: Canadian History as Canadian Literature Professor: Klay Dyer Office: MC A308 Telephone: 688-5550, ext. 4034 E-mail: kdyer@spartan.ac.brocku.ca or http://www.brocku.ca/english/kdyer Lectures and Scholarly papers Office Hours: One hour prior to lectures and seminars, or whenever the office door is open. The struggles of the colonial pioneers, their contests with forest tribes, their indomitable courage amid what seemed at times insurmountable obstacles ... the various steps in the progress of the provinces all these form fruitful subjects for a vigorous pen. (J.G. Bourinot, 1871) Course Description: Assignments and Composition of Grade: Two short (3-4; maximum 5 page) research/response papers 25% Presentation of scholarly paper (20-25 minutes) 30% Term essay (8-10; maximum 12 pages) due Thursday, 6 April **Seminar/lecture contribution 10% **Contribution grades are awarded for attendance, evidence of preparation and forethought, and the quality (not necessarily quantity or duration) of contributions to each session. Deadlines: Written assignments are to be submitted directly to the instructor at the beginning of class on or before the due date. Late assignments will be penalized at the rate of 2% per day late (including weekends) to a maximum of 20% of the grade for that particular assignment. After ten (10) days, a late assignment will not be accepted and a grade of zero (0) will be registered.

89. Randomhouse.com | AUTHOR CATALOG Random House.com, george bowering. cover, Swamp Angel Written by EthelWilson Afterword by george bowering Paperback, 224 pages October 1990 http://www.randomhouse.com/author/results.pperl?authorid=2907

90. Glendale Cemetery Records Bennett,Samuel J, 1866, 1900. Bennett,Thomas L, 1892, bowering,george, 25 July1822, 27 May 1898. bowering,Sarah Ann, 14 Dec 1831, 25Jul-1900. Brauer,Basel,1910, 1910. http://www.rootsweb.com/~idfrankl/CEMETERY/Glendale_cemetery.htm

Glendale Cemetery Records Records as of 24 April 2004 Thanks so much to the Preston/Glendale Cemetery Board and Connie Smith for these records RETURN TO FRANKLIN COUNTY CEMETERY PAGE Name Birth Death Auger,Alice Sharp 7-Jan-15 6-Aug-1998 Auger,Ata Jensen 2 Sep 1892 10-Mar-1985 Auger,Betty Jean Olsen 15-Apr-33 20-Apr-1995 Auger,Brandon Verl 26-Jun-76 30-May-1983 Auger,Bruce Kevin 29-Nov-80 9-Jun-1986 Auger,Cora Emma 3-Oct-00 30-Jan-1905 Auger,Elva J 1-Sep-22 1-Sep-1922 Auger,Henry Daniel Auger,Lesle George 1-Jun-02 28-Jan-1905 Auger,Lorenzo baby 16-Dec-26 8-Jan-1927 Auger,Melva J 1-Sep-22 1-Sep-1922 Auger,Nathan J baby 28-Feb-28 3-Jan-1929 Auger,Verl Jensen 24-Jan-15 30-Nov-1991 Auger,William Henry 1 Jan 1891 9-Jan-1989 Bennett,Eugene H Bennett,James R Bennett,Malinda Bennett,Parley L Bennett,Samuel J Bennett,Thomas L Bowering,George 25 July 1822 27 May 1898 Bowering,Sarah Ann 14 Dec 1831 25-Jul-1900 Brauer,Basel Brauer,Bicknel Brauer,Linda Dobbs,Gweneva 1 Apr 1895 19 Apr 1895 Dobbs,John 26 Aug 1836 21-Apr-1912 Dobbs,Narissus Hanna 15 May 1865 4-Mar-1940 Dobbs,Sarah

91. CAA - CAA Literary Awards - CAA Jack Chalmers Poetry Award To The Bacchanal 1992 Anne Michaels Miner s Pond 1993 Lorna Crozier - InventingThe Hawk 1994 george bowering - george bowering Selected Poems 1995 Tim http://www.canauthors.org/awards/poetry.html

Contents: Site Home Page CAA Literary Awards: Introduction History Sponsors Needed Awards Guidelines ... Allan Sangster Award CAA National: Home Page Contact Guidelines National Office CAA Branches ... CAA History Writing Information: The Canadian Writer's Guide CAA Publications CAA Brochures ... CAA Members Only CAA Jack Chalmers Poetry Award Award History Entry Information Winners History The CAA Awards for Adult Literature The CAA administers several awards for full-length English-language literature for adults by authors who are Canadians or landed immigrants "honouring writing that achieves excellence without sacrificing popular appeal." For more information about the CAA Awards for Adult Literature, please see the History of the CAA Writing Awards page. CAA Jack Chalmers Poetry Award The CAA Award for Poetry was funded by Harlequin Enterprises of Toronto from 1975 to 1997. In 1998, it was funded by a member of the CAA who chooses to remain anonymous. The CAA Jack Chalmers Poetry Award is for a volume of poetry by one poet. Return to contents Entry Information The nominations deadline is December 15th each year . Entries should be postmarked by that date, except for works published after December 1st, in which case they must be postmarked no later than January 15th in the following year.

92. Mad Boys, Jamie Reid American life. Afterwards he wrote a book called America, long aftergeorge bowering had written a book by the same name. george also http://www.chbooks.com/online/mad_boys/bandb.html

Jamie Reid Collage by Jamie Reid This is a poem about baseball because baseball is a way of writing about Bowering whose whole life, at least the parts of it not bound up in basketball and poetry and history, is all bound up in baseball. Baseball is the American way of escape, the American way to forget. Canadians have no such way of forgetting because hockey cannot be a means of forgetting. It is just too noisy and too dangerous like the world at large. The great green expanse of the outfield is no place at all to throw a dead octopus, which nevertheless looks absolutely perfect on the narrow oval of the ice. Can you imagine an umpire, in his dignified blue suit, holding a dead octopus in his hands? Whereas in the hands of a hockey referee in his striped jersey, a dead octopus looks perfectly natural, and even, somehow, right. Hockey is a bruise or a concussion and hockey is a game where a majority of Canadians play out of American cities even though the majority of stars were born in Canada. Those who want to understand American free trade should look at hockey. Where else in the world can a boy from Brantford end up in Hollywood and then in St. Louis and finally the Big Apple? Like the song says, it's a long way. Whereas baseball has mainly American players and only one or two Canadians, even though Canadians play the game every spring even before the ice is really melted out of the ground and even before the puddles are dried along the first base line. Sometimes, in some cities, you have to run through crackling ice just to get to first base.

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