Wherever I Find Myself gathers personal narratives by immigrant women living in Canada, edited by Miriam Matejova. The collection explores how past histories and new surroundings shape identity, memory and everyday life.

Contributors write about childhood recollections, language and cultural misunderstandings, encounters with bureaucracy, and the quiet resilience found in daily moments. Episodes range from awkward first days and homesick memories to cross-border moves and journeys that confront historical absence.

Published by Caitlin Press in 2017 (216 pages), the anthology offers varied forms—memoir, short fiction and personal essay—that illuminate contemporary Canadian multicultural experience.

• Themes: displacement, belonging, identity
• Styles: memoir, short fiction, personal essay
• For readers of multicultural and women's writing

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