University of Toronto Press

A. R. Hall

As a Token of Farewell and Godspeed, this Signature Book was Prepared : Herein Affixed, are Those Names of All Your Friends and Associates at the University of Toronto Press

A.R. "Sandy" Hall

University of Toronto Press Staff

The Journal of Prisoners on Prisons provides a space for prisoners to voice their hearts and minds about their experience. All of the articles and essays are written by people who are either in prison, or have been imprisoned, and the artwork is done by people in prison. In each edition of the Journal, the contributors focus on the human aspect of prison life and on society in general. Volume 12 of the Journal focuses on macro-analyses of the prison in the context of the "new world Order," and on the micro-insights of the effects of prison experience on the individual lives of people.

Journal of Prisoners on Prison

Irene Gammel

Elizabeth R. Epperly

Contributors from a wide range of disciplines explore L.M. Montgomery's writing and its relation to Canadian nationalism, including regionalism, canon formation, and Canadian-Amerian cultural relations.

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