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Name: Susan Rudy
Email: SRudy@ucalgary.ca
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Role: Researcher
Institution: University of Calgary
Field of Study/Creative Endeavor: Contemporary Poetry and Poetics; Feminist Theory; Experimental Writing; Women's Writing
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I am author of several books, many book chapters, and many articles and reviews. For more information, see my website here. My interest in participating in CWRC has developed out of my work as Compiler of [1] The Fred Wah Digital Archive, and my collaboration with Montreal poet, translator, and public intellectual Erín Moure on The Erín Moure Digital Archive as Living Knowledge Site.
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