I'm back. And on of the first things I'm going to do is take
Kent Thompson
The Weekend Man by Richard Wright
It is perhaps misleading
The Death Pary
1971. That year, so neatly laid out so easily, so familiar now (it is
I Live in Canada
Coming up out of the dark-waking. I am breathing heavily.
What Costume Shall the New Man Wear
They speak a jargo all thier own. Because of the window beside
The Fruit Man, The Meat Man & The Manager by Hugh Hood
That Hugh Hood is a serious and
Dangerous Season by Gail Fox
Gail Fox's poetry first attracted
The Lonely Ones by James Bacque's
James Bacque's novel, the Lonely Ones
New Canadian Writing 1969 ed. by John Metcalf et al.
Carke-Irwin's New Canadian Writing 1969, which appeared last
This editorial is written in an attempt to clarify an issue by
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