Scent of Eucalyptus A Missionary Childhood in Ethiopia

After finishing high school in Ethiopia, Daniel Coleman earned university degrees in Regina and Edmonton. He now holds the Canada Research Chair in Critical Ethnicity and Race Study in the English department of McMaster University.  He has won the John Charles Polanyi Prize for his work on how the literature of English Canada defines certain assumed categories of privilege. His critically acclaimed book, Masculine Migrations: Reading the Postcolonial Male in "New Canadian" Narratives, was published in 1998 by University of Toronto Press. Several essays on his missionary childhood have appeared in magazines and journals. "The Babies in the Colonial Washtub", appearing in a revised form in The Scent of the Eucalyptus, won a Silver Medal in the National Magazine Awards. Coleman, Daniel is the author of 'Scent of Eucalyptus A Missionary Childhood in Ethiopia', published 2004 under ISBN 9780864923745 and ISBN 0864923740.