No. 248 (Summer 2011)

Contents:

Editorial
5        Mark Anthony Jarman: Paradise and Lunch

Fiction
6        Elisabeth Harvor: Two Pairs of Eyes
14      Bill Gaston: Geriatric Arena Grope
24      Alice Petersen: Neptune's Necklace
30      Douglas Glover: The Lost Language of Ng
38      Katherine Govier: Cuts
47      J.M. Villaverde: Return to Sender
63      Forrest Orser: Wild Horses on an Island
71      Matthew Swaye: The Finnegans
79      ML West: My daughter of the dead reeds
88      Andrew Smith: Annabelle's Angel
95      Wayne McIntyre: The Lone Wolf
101    F.W. Birt: The Orchard
105    Gregory Foran: The Timepiece
112    Rea Tarvydas: Leon
120    Leon Rooke: Art of Pig
137    Rebecca Rosenblum: Dream Inc.
149    Clark Blaise: Brewing Tea in the Dark

Reviews
159     Ian Colford: Leveraging the Landscape
          All Those Drawn to Me, Christian Petersen
162     Susan Haley: Deceptively simple?
          The Setting Lake Sun, J.R. Leveille
164     Steve Noyes: Appealingly appalling
          Looking for Tito, Goran Simic
166     Naomi K. Lewis: Hell is Office People
          Heaven is Small, Emily Schultz
168     Ed O'Connor: Just Being Himself
          The Joyful Child, Norman Ravvin
171     Sharon Hunt: Stories of Hardship and Hope
           Butterfly Tears, Zoë S. Roy
173     Shane Neilson: Poetic Impasse
           Red Dog Red Dog, Patrick Lane
175     Mark Dickinson: A Funny House of Mirrors
           Ilustrado, Miguel Syjuco

179     Notes on Contributors 

Cover
Réjean Roy
Petit Route de Canot 3
Gallery 78 Fredericton, NB Canada