From Margaret Atwood to Alice Munro, from Mordecai Richler to Anne Carson, the country has produced some of the greatest contemporary authors, without ever being able to build around them a cultural identity as recognizable as the American or British one. And still today it struggles to get out of the great American shadow
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From Margaret Atwood to Alice Munro, from Mordecai Richler to Anne Carson, the country has produced some of the greatest contemporary authors, without ever being able to build around them a cultural identity as recognizable as the American or British one. And still today it struggles to get out of the great American shadow