Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures

SLA238S, Literature of the Ukrainian Canadian Experience

Reading Assignments from Jars Balan, ed. Yarmarok: Ukrainian Writing in Canada Since World War II

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• Ruth Andrishak, "The Night the Rabbit Chewed my Hair Off" pp. 1 - 12
• Yars Balan, "Found Poem in a Cemetery (Negrych)," and poetry pp. 13 - 18
• Ivan Bodnarchuk, "Upon the Golden Hills" pp. 19 - 24
• Candace Cael Carman, poetry pp. 25 -27
• Marko Carynnyk, poetry pp. 28 - 31
• Brian Dedora, poetry pp. 36 - 45
• Dennis Gruendig, "Poem to Grandfather" and poetry pp. 51 - 54
• Maara Haas, "Immigrant Poems," and poetry pp. 54 - 57
• Oleksa Hay-Holowko, "A Song About Canada" and poetry pp. 60 - 63
• Myrna Kostash, "Leonid Plyushch--His Prairie Odyssey" pp. 83 - 90
• Janice Kulyk-Keefer, "Unseen the Cuckoo Sings at Dawn"  pp. 96 - 105
• Svitlana Kuzmenko, "Roman Tomatoes" and poetry pp. 105 - 111
• George Melnyk, "The Indian as Ethnic" pp. 142 - 146
• George Morisette, "A Boys Wedding at the Prosvita Hall" and poetry pp. 158 - 166
• Borys Oleksandriv, "Doggish Popularity" pp. 177 - 180
• Helen Potrebenko, "Days and Nights on the Picket Line" pp. 208 - 212
• Ray Serwylo, "The Son of the King of Brocade" pp. 239 - 246
• Yar Slavutych, "Conquerors of the Prairies" and poetry pp. 253 - 263
• Yaryna Tudorkovetska, poetry pp. 282 - 286
• Bob Wakulich, "Love Me, Love My Varenyky" and $2.95  pp. 287 - 293
• Larry Zacharko, "Darlene's Story" pp. 296 - 300
• Oleh Zujewskyj, poetry pp. 300 - 304