Catherine Hernandez is a Toronto, Ontario-based writer, author and playwright. In her debut novel, Scarborough, Hernandez tells the story of a neighbourhood that refuses to fall apart in the face of poverty and crime. In this special CBC Books' video series, she explains why today’s Canadian writers need to be aware of anti-oppression and decolonization in order to be successful.
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CBC Books' Why I Write series features Canadian authors speaking on what literature means to them. Shot on location at Toronto's Harbourfront Centre during the 2018 Canadian Writers' Summit, the series asks authors what motivated them to write their latest work, what themes readers should take away from the work and what excites them about the current national literature scene in general.
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