Give me your best Canadian books. Prefer quality fiction but I'll take whatever you got. Also anything interesting you have to say on Canadian art and its relationship to politics, the world, Western culture, etc..
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Nathan Lewis
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Jayden Richardson
>quality Canadian fiction
Doesn't exist. Canucks are good at music and have about half a dozen good films. That's it.
John Long
Wtf is a hoser.
Xavier Smith
I’m almost finished with “Il n’y a pas de pay sans grand-père” by Roch Carrier right now. It’s deeply entrenched in Québécois history and politics, and the storytelling is pretty compelling. If you read French, I would recommend it. Not sure if it’s been translated.
Dylan Stewart
*pays
Putain cet autocorrect anglophone
Jaxon Rodriguez
If it's Canadian it's almost certainly translated
Anthony Perez
Okay. But it does. Too bad for you in who knows where.
Jordan Mitchell
Basically a redneck, but polite because Canadian.
Trailer Park Boys are the current standard, but Strange Brew was the original meme.
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William King
>Roch Carrier
Thanks. Don't think I've read anything from Quebec. Sounds interesting.
Adam Morgan
Anglais writers!
>Mordecai Richler - Barney's Version, Solomon Gursky Was Here
>Robertson Davies - Deptford Trilogy
>Brion Grysin - The Process
>Michael Ondaatje - In the Skin of a Lion, Coming Through Slaughter
>Rohinton Mistry - A Fine Balance
>Farley Mowat - anything really
>Pierre Berton - GOAT early Canadian historian
>Alistair MacLeod
>Al Purdy - Poetry
I may be the only Canadian to never read a single Atwood