In Search of Eros by Elizabeth Brewster and Milk Stone by Pat Lowther As the title indicates, the poet searches for love and love's meaning; fascinated
Almost Without Speech / At the Edge of the Chopping there are no Secrets by John Thompson The title's assertion is one of the paradozes of this book. I din't read very far
The Wolf by Marie-Claire Blais and St. Lawerence Blues by Marie-Claire Blais Since the publication of La Belle Bete in 1959, scarcely a year had passed
Periodic Pain in the North / And Some in Fire by Dorothy Farmiloe Dorothy Farmiloe's first novel should be taken with a grain of Midol, Venessa,
Lead in the Belly of the Whale by Don Bailey The question that first comes to mind after reading Don BAiley's first novel, In
The Coming of Winter by David Adams Richards This first novel by a 23 year-old Maritimer has much merit, some defects,
Reflections on a Mountain Summer by Joanna M. Glass Reflections on a Mountain Summer concersn a rich middle-aged, innefective
Chaim the Slaughterer by Joseph Sherman I felt very much drawn into this book by the rather stark satirical opening
Gustafson's Fire on Stone Ralph Gustafson's Fire on Stone is not simply the latest sparks from an established poet; it is a major collection.
73 New Canadian Stories ed. Oberon Press Three of the twelve stories in 73 New Canadian Stories have stayed in