The Imagining Toronto Project

This website offers news and commentary about the Imagining Toronto project and the Imagining Toronto book (Mansfield Press, Fall 2010).

Imagining Toronto book cover

Visit the Imagining Toronto Library for an extensive and regularly updated list of literary works engaging with Toronto.

The Imagining Toronto course syllabus, lecture notes and related materials are accessible by clicking here.

Artifactory

Other Publications

Forthcoming

Harris, Amy Lavender, forthcoming 2010. Imagining Toronto. Toronto: Mansfield Press.

Fruchter, Peter and Amy Lavender Harris, forthcoming 2010. The Myth of the Multicultural City, or, Learning to Live Together without Coming to Blows. Hagar: Studies in Culture, Polity and Identities.

Previously Published

Harris, Amy Lavender, 2010. “Wild City.” Spacing, vol. 16, Fall-winter 2010.

Harris, Amy Lavender, 2009. “Suburban Gothic.” Spacing, vol. 15, Summer-fall 2009.

Harris, Amy Lavender, 2009. “Knitting the Ravines Together.” Essay commissioned by Library & Archives Canada and appearing in the online exhibiton, Canada: A Literary Tour.

Harris, Amy Lavender, 2009. “The Liminal City.” Spacing, vol. 14, Spring-summer 2009.

Harris, Amy Lavender, 2008. “Going Native.” Spacing, vol. 13, Fall-winter 2008.

Harris, Amy Lavender, 2008. “The Word Made Flesh.” Spacing, vol. 12, Summer 2008.

Harris, Amy Lavender, 2008. “Fast Cars, Slow Lane.”Spacing, Vol. 11, Spring 2008.

Harris, Amy Lavender, 2007. The New Torontonians. Eye Weekly, 13 December 2007.

Harris, Amy Lavender, 2007. “The Ecological City.”Spacing, Vol. 10, Fall 2007.

Harris, Amy Lavender, 2007. “Six Cures for Literary Amnesia”. Open Book magazine, Vol. 1, October 2007.

Harris, Amy Lavender, 2007. “Literary Legacies of Hurricane Hazel”, Spacing, Vol. 9, Summer 2007.

Harris, Amy Lavender, 2007. “Writing the Book on Toronto“, Toronto Star, 2 June 2007. Feature article.

Harris, Amy Lavender, 2007. Literary Intersections, Spacing. No. 8.

Harris, Amy Lavender, 2006. Imagining Toronto: Essential Reads, Spacing. No. 7: 51-53.