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No. 263 (Spring 2015)

Contents:

Editorial
6         Ross Leckie: Editorial 

Fiction
11       Lisa Alward: Cocktail 
21       David McLaren: [nar-uh-gan-sits] a Rhode Island Thanksgiving
31       Kari Lund-Teigen: Something Like Joy
55       Mark Jordan Manner: Of All Things That Rise From the Earth
82       A.W. Marshall: In the Highest Limbs

Poetry
7         Sean Howard: Cases (Unbound Poems, from Nova Scotia Reports)
8         Michael Prior: The Hinny
10       Julie Cameron Gray: Skinbyrds
43       Louisa Howerow: Two Poems
45       Barry Dempster: Two Poems
48       Kate Kennedy: Three Poems
51       Emily Skov-Nielsen: Painting Suburbia
52       Michael Quilty: Familiar Gathering: Vermillion
53       Gerald Hill: Two Poems
65       Sue Chenette: Three Poems
69       Iain Higgins: That the Proper Work of Speech is Praise
71       David Solway: Four Poems
75       John Kinsella: Three Poems
78       Darryl Whetter: Two Poems
80       Laura Matwichuk: Two Poems
92       Micheline Maylor: Two Poems
94       Roger Nash: Imagining a Cormorant
95       Amber Homeniuk: Three Poems
99       Kateri Lanthier: What Washes Off, What Sticks
100     Bill Howell: Two Poems
102     rob mclennan: South Florida journal, abridged:

Reviews
103     M. Travis Lane: A Labour of Love
           The Metabolism of Desire: the poetry of Guido Cavalcanti, trans. David R. Slavitt
105     Ian Colford: "Everybody's Looking for Somebody"
           The Freedom in American Songs, Kathleen Winter
107     Jenny Haysom: Lady Lazarus Returns
           Broom Broom, Brecken Hancock
109     Rebecca Geleyn: Almost Belonging
           Interpreters, Ron Schafrick
111     Richard Kelly Kemick: Outrunning Ghazals (and other difficult things)
           Surge Narrows, Emilia Nielson

117     Notes on Contributors

Cover
Steven Rhude
Buoy and Manhole
Oil on Panel
20 x 24 in.

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