Contents:
Fiction
10 David Hull: Bony Fingers
37 Mike Barnes: After the Debate
60 Leona Theis: Hard Frost
79 Judith Kalman: A Reason to Be
Poetry
5 Christine Lowther: Mother
7 Lee Elliott: Two Poems
9 Yvonne Blomer: Two Ghazals
26 M.F. Tierney: While a Storm
28 Laurence Hutchman: Two Poems
32 Chad Norman: Where Men Sit
34 Jason Santerre: postard
35 David Cavanagh: Call It
43 Jeffery Statland: Hamburger Men
45 Lea Littlewolfe: influence
47 Claude Liman: Rendering the Pumpkin I. & II.
51 Jacqueline Bell: Three Poems
56 Elizabeth MacKiernan: The Saint
71 Antony Di Nardo: So she's now taking a course in astronomy
72 Laurie Kruk: the children of her men
75 Bernice Friesen: Skate
76 Deborah Stiles: Two Poems
98 Maury Wrubleski: Two Poems
100 Shelley Darjnes: Ascension
102 Nicola Aimé: Two Poems
104 David Gravender: Two Poems
Reviews
107 Carol Malyon: Consonance in Art: amid the folds of time and space.
Folds, Fred Cogswell
109 Frances MacDonald: Whose Museum?
The Glace Bay Miner's Museum, Sheldon Currie
113 Bill Bauer: "The Same old Al": Robert Gibbs Selects Alden Nowlan Columns
White Madness, Alden Nowlan
114 J.G. Keogh: Falling for Pratt
Pursuits Amateur and Academic: The Selected Prose of E.J. Pratt, Ed. Susan Gingell
123 Ross Leckie: For All the Impermanence
In Cannon Cave, Carole Glasser Langille
126 Contributors
Cover
Linda Bartlett
Incandescent light bulb with sandblasted text: just to see if you see what I see.
The image on the front cover is a detail of an installation of 25 sandblasted light bulbs suspended just below eye-level in a candy-red room (shown on back cover).
The text on the light bulb reads: My original intent is to hide it from you. Maybe if you don't see it won't be true. But I always end up revealing it. Just to see if you see what I see, but hoping you won't. Hoping you can't confirm it.
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