Steven Galloway
Steven Galloway is a Canadian novelist and educator who gained widespread recognition for his novels, particularly 'The Cellist of Sarajevo.' He has been involved in literary controversies that sparked discussions on issues of power, gender, and the culture of victimhood, especially in the context of the #MeToo movement, which has shaped contemporary literary discourse.
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Steven Galloway was a friend of Hal Wake, who supported him during a controversial period.
Former Vancouver Writers Fest head Hal Wake was ‘a crucial figure in Canadian books’
Canada· 2026-01-16
Steven Galloway's cancellation tore CanLit apart and he was suspended from his job due to serious allegations.
A decade ago, writer Steven Galloway’s cancellation tore CanLit apart. The effects linger to this dayCanada· 2025-11-15
Steven Galloway is mentioned in the context of a controversy regarding accusations of sexual misconduct.
‘It is the scariest of times’: Margaret Atwood on defying Trump, banned books – and her score-settling memoir | Margaret Atwood
United Kingdom· 2025-11-01
Steven Galloway is mentioned in relation to discussions Susan Swan had with younger feminists during a controversy.
In memoir Big Girls Don’t Cry, Susan Swan searches for a place to fitCanada· 2025-06-17
