The Imagining Toronto Library is an expanding and regularly updated electronic inventory of literary works engaging with Toronto. The first substantial catalogue of its kind, it lists novels, poetry, plays and other literary works engaging with the city’s places and people. It also includes scholarly and popular works focusing on local history and culture, literature and place, cultural geography, city planning and urban design. An informal thematic catalogue has also been created for readers interested in literary representations of Toronto neighbourhoods, cultural communities and social conditions.
Click here to access the library of literary works.
Click here to access the inventory of scholarly and popular works engaging with local history and culture, literature and place, cultural geography, city planning and urban design.
Click here to access an informal catalogue of Toronto literature representing the city’s neighbourhoods, cultural communities and social conditions.
If you would like to suggest corrections or recommend additions to the Imagining Toronto library, please contact Amy Lavender Harris at alharris [at] yorku [dot] ca.
Permission to make use of the Imagining Toronto Library, in whole or in part, for any purpose other than personal use or non-profit academic research, must be obtained in writing.
