Abstract
This paper examines Soviet translations of Canadian writing, concentrating on the translation of English-Canadian literature. The paper surveys a wide range of Canadian authors and discusses in detail Soviet use of the work of Ernest Thompson Seton, Farley Mowat, and David Adams Richards. The publication of Canadian writers in the USSR is placed in the context of the evolving history of Soviet discussion of Canadian culture and literature, and of Soviet attitudes to publication and copyright.
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