Vol 45, No 4 (2014)

October 2014

articles on failed state fiction, human rights discourses, multilingual novels, and more

Table of Contents

Articles

Resisting the Event: Aesthetics of the Non-Event in the Contemporary South Asian Novel
Megha Anwer
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Revising the Narrative of Failure: Reconsidering State Failure in Nuruddin Farah’s Knots
Amanda Ruth Waugh Lagji
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'Let Us Begin with a Smaller Gesture': An Ethos of Human Rights and the Possibilities of Form in Chris Abani's Song for Night and Becoming Abigail
Alexandra Schultheis Moore, Elizabeth Swanson Goldberg
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Multilingual Novels as Transnational Literature: Yann Martel’s Self
Oana Sabo
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Perspectives

Contesting Clarke: Towards A De-Racialized African-Canadian Literature
Desi Valentine
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Interviews

In Defence of “the lesser cousin of history”: An Interview with Rohan Wilson
Hamish Dalley, Rohan Wilson
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Late “Arrivants” to Creative Writing: An Interview with Lucy Dlamini
Kerry Vincent
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Reviews

Syrine Hout. Post-war Anglophone Lebanese Fiction: Home Matters in the Diaspora.
Luma Balaa
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Jessica L. Malay. The Case of Mistress Mary Hampson: Her Story of Marital Abuse and Defiance in Seventeenth-Century England.
Kirsten Inglis
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Other

Notes on Contributors
 
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