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Marcos Tsacopoulos,Serge Poitrye personal perspective of having left the US for Canada on account of the Vietnam War, after having visited Japan and other Asian countries, including Vietnam, on a university exchange trip; he has since become a translator of Japanese literature. Goossen meditates on the relation between the famili

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Heimo Steffen,Carina Kelbsch,Oliver Jobove to the US early in his career, and who has therefore often been regarded by American audiences as distinctively Canadian. Although Cockburn has been influenced by American culture, he refused to tour the US during the early years of his solo career. His criticisms of American politics and cultur

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