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Outstanding archival research grounds Tolliver's compelling insights into the literary history of the French-speaking world. The call to replace Quebec and Quebecois writers in a wider geography of global networks and intellectual exchanges truly opens up new perspectives for transnational Francophone studies. --Lydie E. Moudileno, University of Southern California, author of Postcolonial Realms of Memory: Signs and Symbols in Modern France Theoretically sophisticated and packed with novel insights, The Quebec Connection is a captivating investigation of the rhetorical tropes of the francophone literature of decolonization. --Nick Nesbitt, Princeton University, author of Caribbean Critique: Antillean Critical Theory from Toussaint to Glissant

Theoretically sophisticated and packed with novel insights, The Quebec Connection is a captivating investigation of the rhetorical tropes of the francophone literature of decolonization. --Nick Nesbitt, Princeton University, author of Caribbean Critique: Antillean Critical Theory from Toussaint to Glissant Outstanding archival research grounds Tolliver's compelling insights into the literary history of the French-speaking world. The call to replace Quebec and Quebecois writers in a wider geography of global networks and intellectual exchanges truly opens up new perspectives for transnational Francophone studies. --Lydie E. Moudileno, University of Southern California, author of Postcolonial Realms of Memory: Signs and Symbols in Modern France

Outstanding archival research grounds Tolliver's compelling insights into the literary history of the French-speaking world. The call to replace Quebec and Quebecois writers in a wider geography of global networks and intellectual exchanges truly opens up new perspectives for transnational Francophone studies. --Lydie E. Moudileno, University of Southern California, author of Postcolonial Realms of Memory: Signs and Symbols in Modern France Theoretically sophisticated and packed with novel insights, The Quebec Connection is a captivating investigation of the rhetorical tropes of the francophone literature of decolonization. --Nick Nesbitt, Princeton University, author of Caribbean Critique: Antillean Critical Theory from Toussaint to Glissant

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Julie-Francoise Tolliver is Assistant Professor of Modern and Classical Languages at the University of Houston.

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