125 Years of Canadian Literature at Queen’s University – Virtual Exhibits hosted by Queen's University Library

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James Cappon, 1898 Queen’s University Archives

Case 1: A New Chair in English: James Cappon and Literary Study at Queen’s

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Lorne Pierce to Edith Chown. 5 March 1913. QUA, Locator 2001.2, Box 1, File 7

Case 2: Imaging a National Literature: Lorne Pierce and the Makers of Canadian Literature

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Lorne Pierce bookplate

Case 2: Imaging a National Literature: Lorne Pierce and Ryerson Press

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Sandra Campbell. Both hands: a life of Lorne Pierce of Ryerson Press. Montreal : McGill-Queen’s University Press, [2013]

Case 2: Imaging a National Literature: Building a Foundation for Future Study

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Lorne Pierce Medal

Case 2a: Recognizing Achievement in Canadian Imaginative and Critical Literature

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Malcolm Ross

Case 3: Bringing Canadian Literature to the Classroom: Malcolm Ross and the New Canadian Library

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Bertram Brooker, 1888-1955. Think of the earth; introduction, notes, and bibliography by Glenn Willmott. Toronto : Brown Bear Press, 2000.

Case 3: Bringing Canadian Literature to the Classroom: “the best that has been thought, felt, and written in Canada”

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Dr. George Whally

Case 4: A Tradition of Creative Writing: Creating Canadian Literature at Queen’s

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Tom Marshall, 1938-1993. The Essential Tom Marshall. Selected by David Helwig and Michael Ondaatje. Erin, Ont. : Porcupine’s Quill, c2012.

Case 4: A Tradition of Creative Writing: Creative Queen’s in the Late 60s

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Lake effect : an anthology of work by the creative writing students at Queen’s University / compiled and edited by Carolyn Smart. Kingston, Ont. : Artful Codger Press, c2003.

Case 4: A Tradition of Creative Writing: Creative Writing at Queen’s

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David Helwig, 1938- . Figures in a landscape. [Ottawa] : Oberon Press, [c1967] Author’s autographed presentation copy to Ron Hazelgrove; Author’s biography tipped in front; Page 84 is inscribed by some of the members of the Domino Theatre cast; Newspaper clipping and ticket tipped in at back.

Case 4: A Tradition of Creative Writing: Queen’s in the 1960s and 70s

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Portrait Gerard Bessette, Gerard Bessette taught in the Department of French Studies at Queen's Universut from 1959 to 1979. Bessette's novel Le cycle (1971) won the Governor General's Award and in 1980 he was awarded the Prix-Athanase-David, Quebec's highest literary honour.

Case 4: A Tradition of Creative Writing: Drama, French, Music

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