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Propagules

Propagules

Essays On Dionne Brand's Work

By Mark A. McCutcheon Titilola Aiyegbusi

This Writers’ Series title features a representative selection of critical and scholarly essays on the writing of Dionne Brand, as well as an introduction and brief biography, a bibliography and the reprint of a hard-to-find lecture that Brand delivered in BC in 2006. The collection strives to be representative in several ways. First, the selections taken together deal with almost all of Brand’s works. Second, the selections represent a range of voices and expertise, with selections from internationally renowned critics and established scholars of national repute as well as emerging scholars. The selections also strive for equity, prioritizing the contributions of women, feminist, and queer critics and scholars.

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Guernica Editions (Essential Writers)

978-1-77849-052-1

250 pages |

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Mark A. McCutcheon teaches English literary studies at Athabasca University. Mark is the author of The Medium Is the Monster (2018) and Shape Your Eyes By Shutting Them: Poetry (2019). His recent publications include an introduction to Christian Bök's My Works Ye Mighty (2025) and an Afterword for Elizabeth Effinger et al's Erasing Frankenstein (2024).

Titilola Aiyegbusi is a doctoral candidate in the Department of English at the University of Toronto where she studies Black Canadian women life writing. Her dissertation examines how these narratives have shaped, and continue to shape, Black consciousness in Canada.