Not Much Nourished by Modern Love
Death of A Lady's man, Leonard Cohen, McClelland & Stewart, 1978.
reviews
Two-headed Poems, Margaret Atwood. Oxford University Press, 1978.
"Travel is dangerous; nevertheless, we travel," says Margaret Atwood, her speaker, in "The Bus to Alliston Ontario"--signalling, perhaps, in her very speech, a new expansion of her field vision.
Journal, bp Nichol, Coach House Press, 1978.
Gertrude Stein, seventy years ago, was searching for a way of writing which she called "the continuous present": that is, a linguistic mode which would challenge and modify the temporality and the linearity of conventional prose narration.
Concentric Circles, George Bowering, Black Moss Press, 1977.
A Short Sad Book, George Bowering, Talonbooks, 1977.
No More Into the Garden, David Watmough, Doubleday, 1978.
Making Arrangements, Robert Harlow, McClelland and Stewart, 1978.
Rites of Passage, Rites of Cul-de-Sac
I've always Felt Sorry for Decimals, Robert Gibbs, Oberon
Who do you Think You Are?, Alice Munro, Macmillan of Canada, 1978.
Who do you think you are is the most recent collection of short stories by Alice Munro, ten in all, eight of them published previously in a variety of magazines ranging from The New Yorker to Viva and Weekend, two of them newly written.
The New "Woman's Novel"
Abra, Joan Barfoot. McCgraw-Hill-Ryerson, 1978.
Variable Cloudiness, John Robert Colombo, Hounslow, 1977.
Private Parts, John Robert Colombo. Hounslow Press, 1978.
George Faludy: Master of Peeps
East and West: Selected Poems of George Faludy, edited by John Robert Colombo. Hounslaw Press, 1978.
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