Méira Cook (born May 14, 1964) is a novelist and poet born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and now residing in Winnipeg, Canada. Méira Cook received her...
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Skelton about making a porn movie Once More with Feeling, 2017 novel by Méira Cook This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Once...
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Livesay Poetry Prize) Field Marks: The Poetry of Don McKay edited by Méira Cook (2006) Songs for the Songs of Birds, audiobook (2008) Leaf to leaf-Foglio...
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Echlin 2006 The People Who Love Her by Amy Jones A Walker in the City by Méira Cook The Occupations of Muriel Thompson by Leona Theis 2007 White by Lee Kvern...
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appropriation and as "the de-centering or remaking of the self." In Mosaic, Méira Cook noted that a "post-apartheid genre of 'memory writing'" was already entrenched...
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Reincarnation of a Girl Winner Tara Azzopardi Last Stop, Lonesome Town Nominee Méira Cook Monologue Dogs Raoul Fernandes Transmitter and Receiver Eva H.D. Rotten...
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Dueck This Hidden Thing 2012 Esme Claire Keither Not Being on a Boat 2013 Meira Cook The House on Sugarbush Road 2014 Barbara Huck Kisiskatchewan 2015 Joan...
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Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize Field Marks: The Poetry of Don McKay edited by Méira Cook Garry Thomas Morse, Transversals for Orpheus Michael Ondaatje, The Story...
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Green-Eyed Queen of Suicide City McNally Robinson Book of the Year Award Meira Cook The House on Sugarbush Road 2021 Alexander Kennedy Isbister Award for...
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Marilyn Bowering Autobiography Winner Roo Borson Water Memory Shortlist Meira Cook Toward a Catalogue of Falling Lynn Crosbie Pearl 1998 Barbara Nickel The...
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