Nino Ricci: Essays on His Works [Paperback]

Insightful essays exploring the works of a major voice in Canadian literature.

This collection offers critical perspectives on Nino Ricci's fiction, examining themes of culture, identity, politics, and society in Canada and the modern world. Each essay delves into specific novels, analyzing literary elements and Ricci's unique style. Gain a deeper understanding of Ricci's vision and his contribution to contemporary Canadian fiction. Perfect for students, scholars, and readers interested inCanadian literary criticismand theimmigrant experience.

Born in 1952, Marino Tuzi lives and teaches in Toronto. He is the author of The Power of Allegiances: Identity, Culture, and Representational Strategies. As well, along with Howard Doughty, he served as editor for Discourse and Community: Multidisciplinary Studies of Canadian Culture and Culture and Difference: Essays on Canadian Society.