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| Introduction | 9 | |
| Editor's Note | 18 | |
| Sect. 1 | Writers from Our Past | |
| Breve Relatione | 21 | |
| Winter Night | 27 | |
| The City Without Women | 28 | |
| Ricordo Bene Quella Sera | 31 | |
| Scrivere | 34 | |
| Italian Language Writers: A Commentary | 35 | |
| Sect. 2 | Writers for Our Time | |
| (Back)Water | 43 | |
| Details From the Canadian Mosaic | 54 | |
| Stealing Persimmons | 61 | |
| The Gift | 77 | |
| A Mimosa in Winter | 86 | |
| A Man Called Beppino | 94 | |
| Surface Tension | 100 | |
| Among the Hills and Beyond the Sea | 105 | |
| Mythologies | 111 | |
| Echoes in the Garden | 113 | |
| Italy: Spring 1920 | 115 | |
| Writer and Lawyer | 120 | |
| Il Carretto | 123 | |
| To My Friend, Nino | 124 | |
| The Scissors | 125 | |
| Haiku | 140 | |
| Coming to Terms with the Mother Tongue | 143 | |
| Giulio Visits a Friend | 156 | |
| A Laura Secord Box | 163 | |
| Poems for Giovanni Caboto | 166 | |
| Francesca's Way | 171 | |
| His Last Visit and Two Poems | 179 | |
| The Ache Within | 182 | |
| My Old Man | 191 | |
| Babel | 195 | |
| Letter and Reconsidering the Southern Question | 200 | |
| Fountain | 215 | |
| Sect. 3 | Ironies of Identity | |
| The Life and Fortune of Nicola Masso | 247 | |
| Sarrasine | 254 | |
| Growing Up with the Movies | 260 | |
| 1989 | 271 | |
| Mamma | 281 | |
| Montpel(l)ier | 283 | |
| Benvenuta, primavera | 285 | |
| Rome Afterwar | 286 | |
| Passeggiata Di Sogno | 288 | |
| Reminiscences and Fairy Tale | 299 | |
| My Grandfather Didn't | 307 | |
| Stained Glass | 309 | |
| The Old Man End of Things | 313 | |
| A Crypto-Ethnic Confession | 314 | |
| Voiceless People and Addolorata | 324 | |
| November Crossing | 334 | |
| Sammy's in Love | 343 | |
| Wanting a Baby | 351 | |
| Writing the Minority Subject | 360 | |
| Biographies | 367 | |
| Selected Bibliography for Italian-Canadian Writing | 381 | |
| Acknowledgements | 385 |
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The Anthology of Italian-Canadian Writing, Vol. 52
These were fascinating stories both of Ukrainians' experiences in a new land - Canada, as well as some of the more horrific experiences that many Ukrainians endured during WWII, particularly in the concentration camps. I enjoyed learning more about "my people." The stories and poems were touching, humorous and eye-opening.
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