8. Cynthia Flood's Watching: "Once I took a real cucumber."
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9. Lisa Moore's Granular: "You move the cucumber down the ridges of my neck...icy on my clitoris, numbing." I could go on, but won't.
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10. Rather than go on with details, I want to ask: what is going on here? Why so much CanLit about unnatural animal & vegetable sex?
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11. I think it all comes down to settler colonialism & national identity.
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of course it does. This could be the answer for almost all Cdn questions.
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Am surprised no one has brought up the issue of consent in this context: bc consent impossible, all animal sex is rape
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Good point. Implicit in these stories is idea that settlers have raped natives & nature.
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Yep, that's part of the message implicit in these allegories.
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Replying to @HeerJeet @Ian_Mosby
are the stories you flag here all written by white authors?
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Yep. All by anglo writers too (although I know French-Canadian stuff less, so it might be there).
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it telling how this is seems to be both men and women but w/in specific racial & linguistic identities. Downright intersectional.
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