Allan Weiss Livres

Focusing on an innovative literary form, this book introduces and analyzes the mini-cycle, a previously unrecognized variant of the short story cycle. It explores the unique characteristics and significance of this form, contributing to the broader understanding of narrative structures in literature. Scholars and enthusiasts alike will find valuable insights into this newly identified genre, expanding the conversation around short story collections and their impact on storytelling.

The book explores the evolution of Canadian science fiction and fantasy, tracing its development from the early nineteenth century through the early twenty-first century. By adopting a chronological framework, it highlights significant periods and milestones within the genre, offering insights into the cultural and societal influences that shaped Canadian speculative fiction over time.