Ellen Feig

Bergen Community College, English, Faculty Member

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Professor of composition and literature at Bergen Community College. Visiting professor at Mercy College and Westchester Community Collge. Lover of Canadian literature, lost literature and all things pop culture.

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The 1910s in America, 2019

To be published in Salem Press' The 1910s in America (March 2019). A look at relevant genres and ... more

On the outside, Isabel Franklin has it all -a beautiful apartment she shares with her boyfriend, ... more On the outside, Isabel Franklin has it all -a beautiful apartment she shares with her boyfriend, a well paying job as publicist to the stars, a closet fi lled with Jimmy Choo shoes and a pedigreed East Coast upbringing. On the inside, Isabel has the apartment, the job, the clothes and a family that lives in rural Tennessee and includes a sister in prison. The queen of lies, Isabel has created the ultimate personal back story, one she's hid for over fi ve years. When Isabel's real father becomes ill and her well known clients begin to act badly, Isabel's perfect world unravels. Having spent so much time fi xing everyone else's train wrecks, she'll need to return to the place she turned her back on and rely on the wisdom of a British actress to get her own runaway train back on track.

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Papers by Ellen Feig

Fielding Dawson

The work of Fielding Dawson and Black Mountain College

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Re-Telling Exodus

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Now That The Buffalo is Gone:Exile, Isolation and Representation in Contemporary Native Canadian Literature

Canadian literature has historically taken second seat to the writing of its cousins to the south... more Canadian literature has historically taken second seat to the writing of its cousins to the souththe United States of America. While authors like Margaret Atwood and Joy Fielding have had great success in America, the voices of Native Canadian authors has remained silenced; the story of the Métis, the Cree, the Ojibwa have been ignored by the reading public. However, this palpable quiet changed with the 1973 release of Maria Campbell's seminal work Halfbreed and the subsequent release ten years later of Beatrice Cullerton's In Search of April Raintree, a contemporary tale of the plight of two Métis sisters who must fight the Canadian social services system to keep their family intact. Recent authors such as Tomson Highway, Thomas King and

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