Dossier - McGrath, Robin, writer

Correspondence from Robin McGrath regarding articles on Labrador, settler-Indigenous relations, and personal matters. Three copies of "Short Papers: Images of the Land in Inuit Literature" by Robin McGrath, published in Inuit Studies (Vol. 9, No. 2, 1985) with annotations by Petrone. A photocopy of "Genuine Eskimo Literature; accept no substitutions" by Robin McGrath with annotations by Petrone. A copy of a brief book review of "Paper Stays Put: A collection of Inuit Writing", a book of Inuit writings gathered by Robin Gedalof and reviewed by Bev Howard. Excerpt pages from an unknown article with notes from Petrone regarding Inuit traditions and culture. Robin McGrath's CV. A copy of "Monster Figures and Unhappy Endings in Inuit Literature" by Robin McGrath published in Canadian Journal of Native Education (Vol. 15, No. 1, 1988). A copy of "Maps as Metaphor: One Hundred Years of Inuit Cartography" by Robin McGrath published in Inuit Art Quarterly (Vol. 3, No. 1, 1988). A copy of "Words Melt Away Like Hills in Fog: Putting Inuit Legends Into Print" by Robin McGrath. A copy of "Inuit Community Newspapers: A cultural 'snapshot' of settlement life" by Robin McGrath. A copy of "Arqaluk Lynge-Poet and Politician" by Marianne Stenbaek. A copy of "Atuanqnik: The Duration and Demise of A Native Newspaper" by Robin McGrath in Native Studies Review 7 no. 1 (1991). A copy of "Moving on: Changing Patterns in Inuit Life" by Patricia Morley. Please note that this file includes discussion of settler-Indigenous relations, using language that would not be seen as sensitive or appropriate today.