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No. 128 (Winter 1981)

Contents

Poetry
5       Barry Dempster: Two Poems
10     David Andrus: Four Poems
13     Ian Dempsey: Four Poems
16     Kris Larson: Five Poems
20     Neile Graham: Three Poems
24     Bruce Meyer: Three Poems
27     Michael Czuma: Notes like a pulse
31     Mark Sanders: While the Old Man Dies
85     Dorothy Roberts: Two Poems
87     Lela Parlow: Three Poems
90     Sally Harasym: Two Poems
92     Patricia Alpert: Two Poems
94     David Hickey: You Were Fred Once

Fiction
36     Larry Rowdon: Mary, Go Call the Cattle Home
59     John Metcalf: The Eastmill Reception Centre
77     Don Dickinson: The Accident Business

Reviews
97      Guy Hamel: Divinations and Shorter Poems, M. Travis Lane
101    W. J. Keith: The Mad Trapper, Rudy Wiebe
104    Michael Dixon: Kowalski's Last Chance, Leo Simpson
106    Joseph Gold: Joshua, Then and Now, Mordecai Richler
109    John Mills: Dragon Lady, Silver Donald Cameron
          Needles, William Deverell
          The Emperor's Virgin, Sylvia Fraser
112    Anthony S. Brennan: Voices of Discord
          Best Canadian Stories: '79, ed. John Metcalf
115    Jon Kertzer: The Sad Phoenician, Robert Kroetsch
          The Crow Journals, Robert Kroetsch
118    M. Travis Lane: Leaving, Dennis Cooley
          Interstices of Night, Terrence Heath
          The Light of Our Bones, Douglas Smith
          Scarecrow, Douglas Smith
123    Eric Trethewey: East of Myloona, Andrew Suknaski
          A Balancing Act, Florence McNeil
          Myself in the Rain, Tim Howe
126    Don Precosky: Love From Backfields, Greg Cook
          So the Night World Spins, Jim Stewart
          Seasonal Bravery, Des Walsh
          The Girl in the Brook, Wayne Wright
128    Gillian Davies: The Mole Men, Négovan Rajic

131    Contributors

Cover by Reg Balch
Photo Essay by Reg Balch

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