41. NeWest Press: Caterina Edwards Bio myrna kostash. myrna kostash was born in Edmonton. The publication ofher first book, All of Baba’s Children, had a profound effect http://www.newestpress.com/bios/kostash.html

Go to ... New Releases All of our books Nunatak Fiction Prairie Plays Brad Fraser Writer as Critic Mysteries Submission Order Books About Us Home Myrna Kostash Myrna Kostash was born in Edmonton. The publication of her first book, , had a profound effect on her life because it placed her squarely in the context of her ethnic community and gave her intellectual work its main focus. She has also written Long Way From Home (Lorimer, 1980), No Kidding (McClelland and Stewart, 1987) and The Doomed Bridegroom (NeWest, 1998). She continues to write for magazine and radio, and has had two stage plays produced.

42. Books On Canada 1999 kostash, myrna THE NEXT CANADA. In Search of Our Future Nation. myrnakostash. MCCLELLAND STEWART. What kind of Canada does http://aecb.org/boc2001/anglais/AfficherTitresAuteur.asp?ID=226&LETTRE=K

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44. MetaEUREKA Metasearch The results 1 to 7 from 7. 1. Inside the Copper Mountain The life and worksof Ukrainian dissident poet Vasyl Stus, as written by myrna kostash. http://www.metaeureka.com/cgi-bin/odp2.pl?dir=Arts/Literature/World_Literature/C

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46. If You Want To Learn More kostash, myrna. All of Baba's Children, Hurtig Publishers, 1977. myrnakostash, a Ukrainian Canadian writer from Edmonton, wrote http://cwr.utoronto.ca/cultural/english/ukraine/more.html

I F Y OU W ANT T O L EARN M ORE Lerner Publications Company, Geography Department. Ukraine , Lerner Publications Company, 1993. A well-illustrated book for young people about the history, culture and life of the Ukrainian people. It is probably the best introduction to Ukraine in an easy-to-read format. Czuboka, Michael. Ukrainian Canadian, Eh?: The Ukrainians of Canada and Elsewhere as Perceived by Themselves and Others , Communigraphics, 1983. A readable, entertaining look at Ukrainian immigrants to Canada since the 1890s. The first half of the book contains a wealth of information about Ukrainian customs, the second half contains biographies of well-known Ukrainian Canadians. Kostash, Myrna. All of Baba's Children , Hurtig Publishers, 1977. Myrna Kostash, a Ukrainian Canadian writer from Edmonton, wrote this account of the experiences of her parents' generation of Ukrainian immigrants to Canada. She has also written Bloodlines (1993) Douglas and McIntyre , about her travels in Ukraine and Eastern Europe during the 1980s. Lencyk Pawliczko, Ann.

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Pour en savoir plus Lerner Publications Company, Geography Department. Ukraine , Lerner Publications Company, 1993. Czuboka, Michael. Ukrainian Canadian, Eh?: The Ukrainians of Canada and Elsewhere as Perceived by Themselves and Others , Communigraphics, 1983. Kostash, Myrna. All of Baba's Children , Hurtig Publishers, 1977. Bloodlines (Douglas and McIntyre, 1993) Lencyk Pawliczko, Ann. Ukraine and Ukrainians throughout the World , University of Toronto Press, 1994. Sur Internet http://www.infoukes.com/ http://www.tryzub.com/

48. Regina Public Library: Writer In Residence myrna kostash (WIR 1996/97). § Dianne Warren (WIR 1994/95). Tim Lilburn(WIR 19981999). Return to top of page. myrna kostash, (WIR 1996-97). http://www.rpl.regina.sk.ca/about/programs/wir.shtml

RPL’s 20th Writer-in-Residence - 2002-2003 The Writer-in-Residence program provides a unique resource for both aspiring and accomplished writers. Alison Lohans will be the next Regina Public Library Canada Council for the Arts Writer-in-Residence. Her residency begins in the fall of 2002. More details and contact information will be available in September. Past Writers-In-Residence at the Regina Public Library 2000-2001 Writers in Residence - Sandra Birdsell and Ven Begamudre Award-winning fiction writer Sandra Birdsell (photo by Oktober Revolution), was Writer-in-Residence for September 2000, and shared the residence position with fellow award-winning Regina author, Ven Begamudr© (photo by Don Hall). Sharing the position became a possibility after Birdsell was offered a wonderful opportunity as a writer-in-residence at McMaster University in Ontario. Birdsell proposed the idea to the Regina Public Library, and a partnership was struck. Birdsell has a varied background of writing/teaching related experiences, including five previous residencies at universities and libraries throughout Canada. She has 32 publications to her credit including 10 books, 10 radio and television scripts, numerous anthologies and two plays. One of her newest books, a children's book: The Town that Floated Away (HarperCollins, 1997), earned Birdsell the Saskatchewan Book Award for Children's Literature in 1997. Ven Begamudr© is also an award-winning author of fiction and non-fiction. He received the F.G. Bressani Literary Prize for prose, the City of Regina Writing Award, and prizes for fiction and creative non-fiction from various literary magazines. Begamudr©'s book, Laterna Magika, (Oolichan Books, 1997) shared the City of Regina Book Award and was a best book finalist in the Canada-Carribbean Region for the 1998 Commonwealth Writer's Prize. Like Birdsell, Begamudr© has a demonstrated commitment to assisting aspiring writers. He is a past president of the Saskatchewan Writers Guild and was the founding president of the Sage Hill Writing Experience. Begamudr© has taught creative writing at the University of Regina Extension, the Saskatchewan School of the Arts, and he was a mentor in the Strategic Initiatives/Saskatchewan Writers Guild emerging writers program.

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50. What Others Say About Us What Others Say About Us. Writer at Trent myrna K OSTASH*. I have justcompleted a twomonth visit at Trent University that was such http://www.trentu.ca/communications/OthersSay/Kostash.html

51. McNally Robinson Booksellers - Event Details Event Details, McNALLY ROBINSON BOOKSELLERS. myrna kostash and Friends, Date Tuesday,January 21, 2003, Time 0730 PM. myrna kostash Tuesday, January 21, 730 PM. http://www.mcnallyrobinson.com/event_details.php?lngID=1531

52. THE SHEAF ONLINE - U Of S Student Newspaper Since 1912 The Next Canada In Search of Our Future Nation. By Connie C. Topott SheafStaff Writer Author myrna kostash bridges Canada’s generation gap. http://duke.usask.ca/~ss_sheaf/2001/jan18/ae/canada.html

U of S Student Newspaper since 1912! January 18, 2001 Volume 92, Issue 22 The Next Canada: In Search of Our Future Nation By Connie C. Topott Sheaf Staff Writer Author Myrna Kostash bridges Canada’s generation gap In The Next Canada: In Search of Our Future Nation , Myrna Kostash attempts to answer the questions of the post-thirty crowd today: What will the social, political and moral landscape of Canada look like in the next 20 years? How will technological and corporate globalization affect our institutions and communities? Is it possible to maintain communities in the computer/cyber age? Have we sold out to the American corporate dream? Kostash scrapes through the popular media hype that the future of Canada is one of rampant consumerism and social disintegration to the true canvas beneath. Rather than philosophizing from an ivory tower, Kostash approaches the issue on a grass roots level. She travels across Canada, interviewing next generation Canadians from all levels of society and a variety of ethic and social backgrounds: Starbucks employees, factory workers, students, musicians, E-zine publishers and E-business entrepreneurs. Many of them are voices, opinions and situations we recognize as ourselves or those close to us. Kostash is careful to cross-reference their thoughts, views and ambitions with that of the previous generation in hopes of uncovering the gap between the values of social movements in the 60's and 70‘s and the social and political convictions of the next generation. What she discovers is a generation that continues to give and build, who are as committed to the community of Canada as those who struggled so hard to establish it.

53. U Of M: CCE: 2002 Split Rock Arts Program Astonishment in the World Creative Nonfiction myrna kostash. July28August 3, 2002. Limited to 16 draft to do. —myrna kostash. http://www.cce.umn.edu/splitrockarts/workshops/astonishment.shtml

@import "../new_cce.css"; Split Rock Features Astonishment in the World: Creative Nonfiction Myrna Kostash July 28-August 3, 2002 Limited to 16 participants SRAP 326 (noncredit) $485 EngW 5993 (two semester credits) Add $33 for undergraduate credit or Add $109 for graduate credit (See Registration if you want more information about choosing credit.) Photo by Jowanna Allayne My first published magazine pieces Creative nonfiction achieves its best purpose at the intersection where public events meet private lives. Participants should bring to this workshop notes about a personal "moment of astonishment ," something provoked by an event in the world around them. This may be a news item, a historical factoid or fragment, a photograph, a letter, an advertisement, a verse, a scientific datum, something from the public archives—anything that has an existence independent of the writer. Participants will use these notes as well as research materials to trigger their subjective responses—emotions, memories, reflections, conjectures, fantasies, commentary—to this provocation. In addition to writing exercises and group discussions, there will be plenty of time to generate new work. Myrna Kostash was born and is a long-time resident of Edmonton, Alberta, where she works full-time as a nonfiction writer of magazine articles, books, and radio documentaries. Her books include:

54. Canadian Literature Articles - Suite101.com interview. 25 August 2000 myrna kostash Part Two Part Two of an interviewwith myrna kostash about her book The Next Canada. 18 http://www.suite101.com/articles.cfm/5705/61-80

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55. Expressnews - Teachers Can Shape Canadian Identity | University Of Alberta myrna kostash, Teachers can shape Canadian identity By Richard CairneyJuly 12, 2001 – When mobs of boozedsoaked youths rioted http://www.expressnews.ualberta.ca/expressnews/articles/news.cfm?p_ID=340&s=a

56. University Of Alberta ExpressNews - Teachers Can Shape Canadian Identity myrna kostash, Teachers can shape Canadian identity By Richard Cairney.July 12, 2001 – When mobs of boozedsoaked youths rioted http://www.expressnews.ualberta.ca/expressnews/articles/printer.cfm?p_ID=340

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58. Conférence Canadienne Des Arts Translate this page Le présent, c'est ici», a déclaré myrna kostash, rapporteure dela conférence. «Les douloureux affrontements entre les méthodes http://www.ccarts.ca/fre/01new/01_03edm_f.html

Photos Nouvelles Conférence nationale 2002 de la CCA - coprésidée par l'Edmonton Arts Council La Conférence nationale de la CCA se clôture - Remise des prix Ottawa, le 13 d cembre 2002 : «Nous devons danser sur la cr L te de la vague» C'est ainsi que s'est exprim Hank Bull, l'un des conf renciers d'honneur B la r cente conf rence nationale de la CCA, tenue au Winspear Centre d'Edmonton, les 28 et 29 novembre 2002. «Je crois que des changements fondamentaux sont imminents dans la diffusion des arts et les m thodes de cr ation artistique au cours des 20 prochaines ann es», a d clar Max Wyman, animateur de la Conf rence. «Une expression culturelle diverse et imaginative, qui affirmera la primaut de l'humain et de l'humanitaire face aux forces d shumanisantes du monde moderne, est un l ment fondamental des r L ves et id aux du Canada.» Le th P me de la conf rence, qui portait sur la nature

59. Directory - Arts: Literature: Authors: Non-fiction 8) Darwin, Charles@ (21) Frye, Northrop@ (9) Gould, Stephen Jay@ (11) Gzowski,Peter@ (20), Howard, Irene@ (1) Jacobs, Jane@ (10) kostash, myrna@ (8) McLuhan http://www.incywincy.com/default?p=951

60. Teaching Labour History - History 3220B Bothwell, Robert, Ian Drummond and John English, Canada Since 1945 The followingtexts are on 24 hour reserve at the Killam Library kostash, myrna, Long Way http://www.mun.ca/cclh/llt/teach/hist3220B.html

History 3220B Winter, 1999 Youth Culture in Canada Under Construction Professor: Michael S. Cross 1435 Seymour St., Room 23 Ph: 494-3643 (Office) 457-2071 (Home) E-Mail: mcross@is.dal.ca Readings: A binder containing all assigned readings is available for purchase from the History department. Background Material: Students wishing general background may consult: Bothwell, Robert, Ian Drummond and John English, Canada Since 1945 The following texts are on 24 hour reserve at the Killam Library: Kostash, Myrna, Long Way From Home Owram, Doug, Born at the Right Time Some useful Web sites are listed at the end of this outline Lecture Schedule: January Introduction Background: influences on youth Education Pop culture Television Television Canada goes to the movies The roots of rock n' roll February Universities Universities Rock and the stirrings of youth TEST Ideologies Ideologies February 22-24 - Study Break March Youth politics Youth politics The rising of the minorities Women and youth culture The style of the 60s The style of the 60s Street culture Experiments in living Nationalism and youth culture The decline of the movement April The Great Rock n' Roll Trivia Contest TEST Tutorials: January Week of 4th: No Groups Week of 11th: Introduction to groups Week of 18th: Suburban life: John Seeley et al.

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