WWR: A MAGAZINE OF WOMEN WRITING AND READING
Published online three times a year, the WWR Magazine links scholarship and popular culture. In addition to peer-reviewed scholarly essays and talks by visitors to the Program, the magazine includes interviews with artists, personal essays by women readers and writers, book reviews, and commissioned creative work. The magazine showcases the multi-media capabilities of the Humanities Computing Studio at the University of Alberta.
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Spring 2005: Volume 1, Issue 1 Featuring poetry from iHuman's Kirsten Sikora, an interview with Jeannine Green from the Bruce Peel Special Collections Library, and more. PDF Version | Online Version (PDF File, 2.5MB) |
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Summer 2005: Volume 1, Issue 2 A special issue featuring Sharon Pollock and showcasing her recent work as Distinguised Visitor to the University of Alberta. PDF Version | Online Version (PDF File, 3.1MB) |
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Fall 2006: Volume 1, Issue 3 A retrospective look back on the Indigenous Feminism(s) conference that took place at the University of Alberta in August 2005. PDF Version (PDF File, 10.4MB) |
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Fall 2007: Volume 2, Issue 1 The first of three special issues showcasing material from the Women Writing and Reading: Past and Present, Local and Global international conference (University of Alberta 4-6 May, 2007). PDF Version (PDF File, 4.2MB) |
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Winter 2008: Volume 2, Issue 2 The second of three special issues showcasing material from the Women Writing and Reading: Past and Present, Local and Global international conference (University of Alberta 4-6 May, 2007). PDF Version (PDF File, 13.6MB) |
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Winter 2008: Volume 2, Issue 3 The third of three special issues showcasing material from the Women Writing and Reading: Past and Present, Local and Global international conference (University of Alberta 4-6 May, 2007). PDF Version (PDF File, 13.6MB) |