Guernica has published many fiction and nonfiction books which deal in one way or another with the pleasurable understanding of different cultures. Do not expect to find stereotypical images here. Only fine literature.
"Who is this woman I've called the Countess? Her origins are obscure but real. Fiction can be more convincing than life. The Countess has another dimension I recognize as the tangible self, far more interesting than a journal or an essay or a speech on abuses and how to correct them.This woman called the Countess is a caricature you say? I say she hides behind caricature to better obtain her ends; she fools others, and...
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Stefan Psenak was born in 1969. Editor of les Éditions L'Interligne (Ottawa) and the cultural magazine Liaison from 1997 to 2003,he has published poetry, plays, short stories and a novel. In 1999, Psenak won the Trillium Book Award for the original French text of On Order and Things (Du chaos et de l'ordre des choses).