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The geography of voice: Canadian literature of the South Asian diaspora / edited by Diane McGifford.
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SCA99-GA259-5.01-133
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1992 (Creation)
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(1925-2017)
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This item was catalogued in the University of Waterloo Libraries catalogue.
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One anthology of poetry titled "The Geography of Voice: Canadian Literature of the South Asian Diaspora", edited by Diane McGifford. The anthology includes the poems "Elegy", "Sun-Man in Suburbia", "The Elephant who would be a Poet", "Love Poem", "Dark Antonyms in Paradise", "Elegy #2", "Song of the Immigrant", "Song for the Indian River Man", "The Geography of Voice"," Bouquet to my Colonial Masters", "The Rain Doesn't Know me Anymore", "Poem", and "He who Talks to the Raven." by Rienzi Crusz.
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English
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G22422