Art in Sinclair Ross's 'As for Me and My House' and Lorna Crozier's 'A Saving Grace'

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Focusing on the critical acclaim of Sinclair Ross's work, the paper explores its significance in Canadian literature since its 1957 reprint. It highlights various analytical perspectives, including LGBTQ+ interpretations, biographical connections between characters and historical figures, and psychoanalytical examinations of the protagonists' personalities. The discussion reflects the novel's enduring impact and the diverse academic discourse surrounding its themes and characters within the context of the Great Depression in North American literature.