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Kenneth Wilson is an Assistant Professor in the Department of English at the University of Regina. He holds a BA (Honours) and MA from Carleton University, as well as an MFA and PhD from the University of Regina. His research focuses on Canadian literature, place-writing, pilgrimage writing, ecocriticism, and Indigenous literature. He has received the President’s Distinguished Graduate Student Award at the University of Regina in 2023. Wilson has presented conference papers and published articles and book chapters on the 19th-century Canadian writer James De Mille, Indigenous walking performances, theatre of Canadian playwright Colleen Murphy, and the theory and practice of pilgrimage. He has authored creative nonfiction and poetry, with his book Walking Bypass: Notes from the Place Side Road set to be released in October 2025. A manuscript of his also won the 2022 City of Regina Writing Award, with another book, Walking, to be published in 2026.
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