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Globe & Mail The early success of Ann-Marie MacDonald, along with other Canadian writers, helped CanLit get recognition on a global stage. FRED LUM/THE GLOBE AND MAIL There was a period of time, not too long ago, when Canadian literature was arguably the toast of the publishing industry, speaking...

Globe & Mail A country is not just its people and places, but its stories. On the occasion of Canada’s sesquicentennial, The Globe and Mail has invited a group of writers – from home and abroad – to celebrate the country’s history in fiction. Read Ann-Marie’s contribution on the Globe and Mail...

The Walrus “The specific becomes universal, which becomes the personal, which gathers critical mass to become public.” – Ann-Marie reads from her introduction to Richler’s “The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz” in this final dispatch from her residency at Concordia...

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Review of “L’air adulte” in Le Devoir Photo: Annik MH De Carufel Le Devoir Parfum de cèdre, parfum de Rose Après dix ans de silence, Ann-Marie MacDonald boucle un triptyque avec «L’air adulte» Elle y aura mis quatre ans d’écriture, après une dizaine d’années de silence depuis...

This video from Ann-Marie’s Quebec publishers takes a peek at a session with the translators of “Adult Onset”. Available in Quebec on October 22! Séance de travail entre Ann-Marie MacDonald et ses traducteurs. from Flammarion Québec on Vimeo. Une séance de travail entre Ann-Marie MacDonald...