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BOOKS BY ERNA PARIS | OTHER WORKS | BOOKSTORE
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Erna Paris is the author of seven books and has contributed to ten other works (see below), for which she has received many awards and honours. She has also made a significant volunteer contribution to the Canadian literary community. ............................................................................ OTHER WORKS"Canada's Jews and the Summer of Lebanon, 1982," in The Presence of Excellence/ Vingt-Cinq Ans d'Excellence: Twenty-Five Years of Selections from the National Magazine Awards, National Magazine Awards Foundation, 2003 ............................................................................ The "Nabes": Toronto's Wonderful Neighbourhood Movie Houses, Mosaic Press, 2001 ............................................................................ "If the Nail Sticks, Hammer It Down (Japanese Proverb)," in To Arrive Where You Are: Literary Journalism from the Banff Centre for the Arts, The Banff Centre Press, 2000 ............................................................................ "Oh Canada," in Prairie Fire: A Canadian Magazine of New Writing, Poetry, Autumn 1996 ............................................................................ "Pulling the Threads Together," in Beyond Imagination: Canadians Write about the Holocaust, McClelland & Stewart, 1995 ............................................................................ "The Boat People: The Toronto Voyage," in Best Canadian Essays, Fifth House Press, 1990 ............................................................................ "Growing Up a Jewish Princess in Forest Hill," in The Spice Box: An Anthology of Jewish-Canadian Writing, Lester and Orpen Dennys, 1981 ............................................................................ Shaping Identity in Canadian Society, Prentice Hall, 1978 ............................................................................ "Growing Up a Jewish Princess in Forest Hill," in The Toronto Book, Macmillan of Canada, 1975 ............................................................................ "Portrait of Barbara" and "The Education of Madeleine Parent," in Her Own Woman: Profiles of Canadian Women, Macmillan of Canada, 1975 ............................................................................ |
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