Dr. Andre Narbonne

Biography

Andre Narbonne teaches at the University of Windsor, focusing on 19th-century Canadian and American literature, creative writing, and humor studies. He has a rich history of engagement with Canadian literature, having completed his studies at Dalhousie University and the University of Western Ontario. Narbonne is a recipient of the SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship and has served as the executive member of the Association of Canadian Québec Literatures, as well as chair for the Gabrielle Roy Prize in Canadian Literature. His literary works include participation in various writing competitions, such as the Atlantic Writing Competition, and notable positions as a fiction editor for the Windsor Review. He has published both critical and creative works, including numerous short stories and articles focusing on Canadian literary figures and themes. Narbonne's research interests and contributions to Canadian literature and creative writing highlight his commitment to promoting and exploring the depth of these literary traditions.

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