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Kostash Myrna:     more books (19)

Letters from Kiev by Solomea Pavlychko, Myrna Kostash, et all 1992-04 All of babas children by Myrna Kostash, 1980 All of Baba's great grandchildren: Ethnic identity in the next Canada (Mohyla lecture series) by Myrna Kostash, 2000 HER OWN WOMAN - Profiles of Ten Canadian Women by Myrna; McCracken, Melinda; Miner, Valerie; Paris, Erna; Robertson, Heat Kostash, 1975-01-01 Bloodlines by Myrna Kostash, 1993-01-01

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21. Listings Canada : Science And Humanities : Literature : Non-fiction : Authors :
    Stus Home The Man and His Life Photo Album His Work His Influence Site Map Email INSIDE THE COPPER MOUNTAIN by myrna kostash Originally  
    http://listingsca.com/Science_and_Humanities/Literature/Non-Fiction/Authors/Kost

22. Used, Rare And Out Of Print Books And Textbooks Are All Available Online At Grea
    Author myrna kostash McClelland Stewart January 1, 2001. List Price $5.53 Author myrna kostash. List Price $6.53. Usually ships in 1 2 weeks  
    http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/usedbooks/getSearchResults?isbn=0771045735

23. New Page 1
    As myrna kostash notes in her book Long Way From Home, .. kostash, myrna. Long Way From Home The Story of the Sixties Generation in Canada.  
    http://www.49thparallel.bham.ac.uk/back/issue12/wharton.htm
    
    Extractions: in Relation to Generation and Folk Music Susan Wharton This paper is a historiographical work chronicling some of the references made in relation to generation and folk music in Rock ‘n’ Roll. In his opening notes to the book “Axes, Chops and Hot Licks,” Ritchie Yorke writes “every experience; personal or collective, can be chronicled in word and song.” The 1960s generation, the baby boomers, were aware of the generational factor, which allowed them their power and also used the vehicle of folk music, as a form of protest. The main concern of music purists regarding folk music and the boom generation seems to be that folk has always been the music of the people, delivered free. The boom generation, and music for that generation, including folk music, was a for-profit capitalist enterprise. The quotes used look at the issue of the comfort level of pairing traditional, not-for-profit folk music, with the 1960s for-profit music industry of the baby boom. By the late 1960s some of the boom generation had become “hippies [who] embraced the beliefs of the past… to create a counter culture.” Mainstream culture was capitalist, white, middle-class oriented. The youth generation’s counter culture, while eventually proving to be based in the capitalist, white, middle class, tried its best to shed all three images.

24. Katalog Stron : Arts : Literature : World Literature : Canadian : Authors : Non-
    kostash, myrna It is constructed and maintained by a vast, kostash, myrna The Open Directory was founded in the spirit of the Open Source movement,  
    http://www.drabiny.net.pl/dmoz/index.php?c=Arts/Literature/World_Literature/Cana

25. Alberta, Writing: Myrna Kostash's All Of Baba's Children (or, "on Once Not Stayi
    It might not be a recent book, but I ve been going through Edmonton writer myrna kostash s first book, All of Baba s Children (Edmonton AB Hurtig  
    http://albertawriting.blogspot.com/2007/08/myrna-kostashs-all-of-babas-children-
    
    Extractions: skip to main skip to sidebar It might not be a recent book, but I've been going through Edmonton writer Myrna Kostash's first book, All of Baba's Children (Edmonton AB: Hurtig Publishers, 1977; reprinted by NeWest Press ) to get a sense of what I have in store for me, in my potential west. Originally, for my stint as writer-in-residence at the University of Alberta Ottawa Public Library to get a sense of who I was dealing with. Occupying someone else's space can potentially be quite invasive, but I know the rules; I've lived in other writers' spaces before, having apartment-sat for Ottawa poet Michael Dennis for ten days in 1997, living in a magnificent two-bedroom hardwood floor apartment filled with hundreds of poetry titles, two floors above Wallack's Art Supplies at Bank and Lisgar streets ; I looked after Ottawa poet, publisher and archivist jwcurry's apartment on Somerset Street West for three full months in the summer of 2000; given permission and free reign in an apartment filled with thousands of poetry titles, I researched the work of bpNichol and back issues of the critical journal Open Letter (directly resulting in the completed red earth poetry manuscript

26. Munro's Books : Author Details
    Titles by kostash, myrna 1. Reading The River A Traveller s Companion To The By kostash, myrna ISBN 1550503170 Paper $24.95 1 Copy in Stock  
    http://www.munrobooks.com/by_author.cfm?AUTHOR=KOSTASH, MYRNA

27. Saturday Night, McMaster Libraries
    F.2 kostash, myrna 19701980; to 28, from 27, also ms. F.3 Ko Koch, K. R. kostash, myrna - see F.2 above Kostecky, M. Kostelanetz, R. Kostelnuk, M.  
    http://library.mcmaster.ca/archives/findaids/findaids/s/satnight.1b.htm

28. Myrna Kostash, Contributor - Banff Centre Press
    myrna kostash is a Canadian nonfiction writer and award-winning author of several books, including Bloodlines A Journey into Eastern Europe, All of Baba s  
    http://banffcenter.ca/press/contributors/jkl/kostash_m/
    
    Extractions: Banff Centre Press Myrna Kostash is a Canadian non-fiction writer and award-winning author of several books, including Bloodlines: A Journey into Eastern Europe All of Baba's Children and the forthcoming The Doomed Bridegroom . She has published numerous articles in cultural and literary magazines and was the Chair of the Writers' Union of Canada from 1993 to 1994. She lives in Edmonton, Alberta. Contributor to:

29. NEWEST PRESS Catalogue From Gazelle Book Services
    ALL OF BABA S CHILDREN myrna kostash myrna kostash s All of Baba s Children .. DOOMED BRIDEGROOM A Memoir myrna kostash It is said that one s first  
    http://www.gazellebookservices.co.uk/Marketing/Publisher Pages/Trade publishers/
    
    Extractions: Web: www.gazellebooks.co.uk ABERHART SUMMER Newest Press ABERHART SUMMER Newest Press ALBERTA Newest Press ALDERSHOT 1945 Newest Press ALL OF BABA'S CHILDREN Newest Press ALMOST MEETING Newest Press ALWAYS SOMEONE TO KILL THE DOVES Newest Press AMERICAN CRITIC IN CANADA Newest Press APOCRYPHA Newest Press ARBUTUS/MADRONE FILES Newest Press AT THE ZENITH OF THE EMPIRE NeWest Press BASER ELEMENTS Newest Press BETTER THAN LIFE Newest Press BEYOND SPITE Newest Press BIG RIG Newest Press BIG RIG 2 Newest Press BINDERY NeWest Press BIX'S TRUMPET AND OTHER STORIES NeWest Press BLOOD GIRLS Newest Press BLOOD RELATIONS Newest Press BLUE FEAST Newest Press BODY TRAFFIC Newest Press BONE CAGE NeWest Press BREATHING WATER Newest Press BURIED IN THE SILENCE Newest Press CANADIAN LITERARY POWER Newest Press CHORUS OF MUSHROOMS Newest Press CRYBABY! Newest Press DEADLY LITTLE LIST Newest Press DIAMOND GRILL NeWest Press DIAMOND GRILL Newest Press DISPLACED PERSONS Newest Press DOOMED BRIDEGROOM Newest Press DROWNING MAN Newest Press EARTH ALIVE Newest Press ELK IN THE HOUSE Newest Press ENCOUNTERS NeWest Press ETHNICITIES Newest Press FAKING IT Newest Press FALLEN EMPIRES, 2ND EDITION

30. In The News: Myrna Kostash
    The University of Calgary MarkinFlanagan Distinguished Writers Programme presents a free public reading by Canadian non-fiction writer myrna kostash on  
    http://www.ucalgary.ca/mp2003/news/feb04/kostash.html
    
    Extractions: writers alike. Alberto Manguel applauds Kostash for her daring originality and for the intelligent grace with which she pushes the traditional borders of genre, blurring the boundaries of memoir, fiction, non-fiction, autobiography, biography and travelogue. She is currently the writer-in-residence at the University of Alberta and comes

31. CM Archive
    kostash, myrna. Toronto, McClelland and Stewart (A Douglas Gibson Book), 1987. 319pp, cloth, $24.95. ISBN 077104539-5. CIP Grades 12 and up  
    http://umanitoba.ca/cm/cmarchive/vol16no1/revnokidding.html
    
    Extractions: 1988 January No Kidding provides a revealing look at adolescent females in Canada in the eighties. Myrna Kostash's research involved interviews with fifty girls from diverse family backgrounds and socio-economic levels in Toronto, Edmonton, and Vancouver, A unique aspect of this research is the fact that the girls seem to have accepted Myrna completely—she spent time with them at parties, in bars, on shopping trips, and in the classroom, as well as visiting them in their homes and places of employment. Kostash profiles twelve of the girls, with each story being told from the girl's own perspective. One criticism of these profiles might be that they deal only with girls in urban areas -there are no profiles of girls from small towns or rural settings. The twelve individual portraits alternate with theme chapters, which provide general discussions of such topics as friends, school, boys, family, sexuality, culture, politics, and the future. This format, combined with a very readable style, provides useful insight into the teen point of view on all of the current issues-pregnancy and birth control, drugs and alcohol, math avoidance, unrealistic hopes for a romantic future, the influence of feminism, and so on. This book would be of use to all who deal regularly with teenage girls. The insights it provides may be particularly useful to parents as they try to cope with this most difficult stage of the family life cycle.

32. Goodread Biographies - Canadian Lives
    CL 28, kostash, myrna et al, Her Own Woman Intimate Profiles of Canadian Women, 1984. CL 29, Hacker, Carlotta, Indomitable Lady Doctors, 1984  
    http://ca.geocities.com/canadabookseries/goodread.html
    
    Extractions: Number Author Title Date CL 1 Lewis, Jefferson Wilder Penfield: Something Hidden CL 2 Nakano, Takeo Within the Barbed Wire CL 3 Whitehead, Eric The Patricks: Hockey's Royal Family CL 4 Cameron, Elspeth Hugh MacLennan: A Writer's Life CL 5 Ewen, Jean Canadian Nurse in China CL 6 Lyall, Ernie An Arctic Man: Sixty-five Years in Canada's North CL 7 Harvey, J. Douglas Boys, Bombs and Brussels Sprouts CL 8 Edmondstone, Wayne Nathan Cohen: The Making of a Critic CL 9 Gillen, Mollie The Wheel of Things: A Biography of L. M. Montgomery CL 10 Gordon, Walter Walter Gordon: A Political Memoir CL 11 Grey, James Troublemaker! CL 12 Massey, Raymond When I Was Young CL 13 Rohmer, Richard E. P. Taylor: The Biography of Edward Plunket Taylor CL 14 Fraser, Raymond The fighting fisherman : the life of Yvon Durelle CL 15 Hopkins, Monica Letters From a Lady Rancher CL 16 Campbell, Maria Half-Breed CL 17 Imlach, Punch with Young, Scott Hockey is a Battle: Punch Imlach's Own Story CL 18 Flanagan, Thomas Louis 'David' Riel: Prophet of the New World CL 19 Pelrine, Eleanor Wright

33. A Visual Trek Through Canadian Landscape: The Mountainous Poetry Of Jon Whyte
    kostash, myrna. Foreword. Jon Whyte Mind Over Mountains Selected and Collected Poems. Ed. Harry Vandervlist. Red Deer. Red Deer Press. 2000. i iv.  
    http://irena.blackmill.net/509/essays/sloane.html
    
    Extractions: The Mountainous Poetry of Jon Whyte Matt Sloane Poetry written in and about Southern Alberta resonates with allusions and images of the land: wilderness, prairies, farms, and many other pictures of what is said to be Canadian. On the one hand, these poems may not speak directly about the land; however, the poet's birthplace, or home, usually shines through as subtle metaphors or familiar rhetoric. On the other hand, many of these poems are about the area in which they are written. Jon Whyte exemplifies of all of the above. Many of his poems deal with the Rocky Mountains and the land of Southern Alberta; however, the poems that are not necessarily about Alberta still appear to have a hint of Whyte's home and country. Therefore, the fact that Whyte is Canadian is not the only factor to consider when placing him in the genre of Literature of Southern Alberta. Whyte's poems are Canadian, not just in content and subject but also in their placement and presence. The poetry of Jon Whyte because of his use of visual poetics, placement of text, structure of lines, and his ability to create pictures out of poetry, represents Canadian landscape not only through topic and theme but through its form and structure as well. A collection of Whyte's poetry is like a collection of pictures of the Canadian landscape, but pictures that readers have never seen by looking out their windows. The reason that landscape is such a vivid image in Whyte's poetry is due to his love of the land. In a review, Pegeen Brennan writes that, "he is writing of his two great loves: the mountains where he has always lived and the people he has always been close to" (Brennan, 133). These topics are reoccurring themes in his poetry, as well as sources of inspiration. Furthermore, Birk Sproxton wrote in an article after the death of Whyte, that, "he loved big outrageous things: mountains, Canada, big words, long poems, poems with epic intent" (Sproxton, 199). Therefore, without question, the poetry of Whyte is inspired by and written from what he knows his home and his country.

34. Polish Association For Canadian Studies - 2004 Conference In Krakow
    kostash, myrna The Next Canada Revisited Kürtösi, Katalin Loops of Memory and Territorial Expansion in myrna kostash’s Work  
    http://www3.uj.edu.pl/ISR/kanada/2004papers.htm

35. Civilization.ca - The Ukrainians In Canada - Bibliography
    kostash, myrna. All of Baba s Children. Edmonton Hurtig Publishers. 1977. Cote/Call number FC106 U5 K6. KOZIAS, Methodius.  
    http://www.civilization.ca/academ/bibgrph/ukrbibe.html

36. CCLH Books -- Les Livres De CCHT
    Robert, Ian Drummond and John English, Canada Since 1945; The following texts are on 24 hour reserve at the Killam Library kostash, myrna,  
    http://www.cclh.ca/llt/teach/hist3220B.php

37. Ploitical, And Social Effents That Shaped The 60's Generation - CheatHouse.com
    kostash, myrna. Long Way From HomeThe Story of the Sixties Generation in Canada. Toronto James Lorimer Company, 1980. Martin, Elizabeth.  
    http://www.cheathouse.com/essay/essay_view.php?p_essay_id=6226

38. Uvic Bookstore :: General Books Online Catalogue
    kostash, myrna $24.95 1 in stock Trade Paperback 1550503170 9781550503173 CDNNF. © UVic Bookstore · University of Victoria · British Columbia ·  
    http://www.uvicbookstore.ca/general/search_byauthor.php?author=KOSTASH, MYRNA

39. Healing
    kostash, myrna. 1997 The shaman Jane Ash Poitras believes her paintings help heal the wounds of Canada s native people Chatelaine , v.70(4)113116.*  
    http://www.mcgill.ca/amh/healing/
    
    Extractions: STUDENTS ... Aboriginal Mental Health Research Team Search ( skip Page Options ( skip Larger Print Print this page or Cancel Home Aboriginal Mental Health Research Team Healing Help Site navigation ( skip Aboriginal Mental Health Research Team Sidebar content ( skip back to top of page continue to page content back to top of page On this page: Introduction Healing and health organizations Internet sites Bibliography ... Extensive and annotated bibliographies TOP OF PAGE Assembly of First Nations First Nations Health Commission 55 Murray St. 5th flr Ottawa, Ontario Tel.: 613-241-6789 Fax: 613-241-5808 Nechi Institute Box 34007, Kingsway Mall P-O Edmonton, Alberta Tel.: 780-458-1884 Fax: 780-458-1883 Website: http://www.nechi.com

40. CEEOL Gender Studies , Issue 03 /2004
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