Shedding light on the process of writing and translating,In Translationis an invaluable addition to the study of Canadian writing and to the literature on these two important figures.
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Front Matter Front Matter (pp. i-vi) -
Table of Contents Table of Contents (pp. vii-viii) -
Acknowledgments Acknowledgments (pp. ix-x) -
Introduction Introduction (pp. xi-xxiv)In early 1959, Joyce Marshall wrote to Gabrielle Roy,¹ asking her if she would agree to be interviewed for theTamarack Review, a literary quarterly to which Marshall occasionally contributed. Marshall was planning to visit Quebec City, where Roy resided, later in the year; a meeting could be arranged. Roy, who rarely granted interviews, declined (see the first letter in this volume). The two writers already knew each other by reputation: Marshall had read Roy’s first novel,Bonheur d’occasion,² shortly after it was published in 1945, and Roy, as she mentions in the first letter of this collection, had read...
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The Letters The Letters (pp. 1-234) -
Appendices -
[Introduction] [Introduction] (pp. 235-236) -
APPENDIX A: ‘GRANDMOTHER AND THE DOLL’ APPENDIX A: ‘GRANDMOTHER AND THE DOLL’ (pp. 237-238) -
APPENDIX B: LA RIVIÈRE SANS REPOS APPENDIX B: LA RIVIÈRE SANS REPOS (pp. 239-241) -
APPENDIX C: WINDFLOWER APPENDIX C: WINDFLOWER (pp. 242-246) -
APPENDIX D: THE HIDDEN MOUNTAIN APPENDIX D: THE HIDDEN MOUNTAIN (pp. 247-248) -
APPENDIX E: ENCHANTED SUMMER APPENDIX E: ENCHANTED SUMMER (pp. 249-252)
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Bibliography Bibliography (pp. 253-262) -
Index Index (pp. 263-271)