Jon Kertzer

"The Man Who Sang in His Sleep" Robin Skelton; "Perdue, or How the West Was Lost" Geoffrey Ursell; "More Saskatchewan Gold" Geoffrey Ursell

84: Best Canadian Stories, ed David Helwig and Sandra MartinSwim for Life, Don BaileyEarthen Vessels, Ann CopelandReal Places and Imaginery Men, Barry DempsterMoon Country, Denys Chabot (trans. David Lobdell)(all Oberon, 1984

Something Still to Find, Douglas Le Pan

The Birth Control King of the Upper Volta

Through dance or the ingenuity of the editor, these diverse novels all explore social problems.

James houston's Soirit Wrestler illustrates the virtue and dangers in establishing a style to express an alien point of view.

I Do Remember the Fall is the first novel by M.T. Kelly -- poet, journalist, teacher.

It's Easy to Fall on the Ice, Elizabeth Brewster. Oberon Press, 1977.

Why do I love most