Cecil Foster

Where Race Does Not Matter.

Cecil Foster (born 1954) is a Canadian novelist and essayist who lives in Rockwood, Ontario. He is currently a professor of sociology and anthropology at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada. His most recent book, Where Race Does Not Matter, explores the potential of multiculturalism in Canada. It also expands on some of his earlier work that deals with issues of race in his own life as well as in the history of Canada.

Works:

No Man in the House – 1991
Caribana, the Greatest Celebration – 1995
Sleep On Beloved – 1995
A Place Called Heaven: The Meaning of Being Black in Canada – 1996
Slammin' Tar – 1998
Island Wings: A Memoir – 1998
Dry Bones Memories – 2001
Where Race Does Not Matter: The New Spirit of Modernity – 2004

Categories: 1954 births | Canadian writers