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Poet and novelist. Work is considered experimental and unconventional, though widely regarded throughout the world. Feminist who founded a feminist newspaper, 'Les têtes de pioches' and publishing house, L'Intégrale éditrice. Among her numerous award, her poetry has won two Governor General's Award for Poetry - 'Méchanique jongleuse' (1974) and 'Double impression' (1984). | Poet and novelist. Work is considered experimental and unconventional, though widely regarded throughout the world. Feminist who founded a feminist newspaper, 'Les têtes de pioches' and publishing house, L'Intégrale éditrice. Among her numerous award, her poetry has won two Governor General's Award for Poetry - 'Méchanique jongleuse' (1974) and 'Double impression' (1984). | ||
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Revision as of 00:08, 22 June 2019
Contents
Country
Canada
Birth - Death
1943 -
Occupation
Writer
Notable Achievements
Governor General's Award
Description
Poet and novelist. Work is considered experimental and unconventional, though widely regarded throughout the world. Feminist who founded a feminist newspaper, 'Les têtes de pioches' and publishing house, L'Intégrale éditrice. Among her numerous award, her poetry has won two Governor General's Award for Poetry - 'Méchanique jongleuse' (1974) and 'Double impression' (1984).
