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Moonlight and Morning: Women’s Early Contribution to Canadian Modernism
From: The Canadian Modernists Meet
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During the early years of the century, Canadian women poets, including Sophia Hensley, Susan Frances Harrison, and Annie Charlotte Dalton, were expanding their thematic horizons but still writing primarily in rhyme.
Contributors
Wanda Campbell
Wanda Campbell is Associate Professor of Women's Literature and Creative Writing at Acadia University. Her books include Hidden Rooms: Early Canadian Women Poets (2000) and The Poetry of John Strachan (1996). She has published essays in Dominant Impressions (1999) and Bolder Flights (1998) and her articles on Canadian writers have appeared in Contemporary Literary Criticism, Mosaic, Canadian Poetry, Essays on Canadian Writing, SCL/ÉLC, Canadian Literature, and Wascana Review.
