Finding the Body / Passages and Diving for the Body by Eugene McNamara
Diving for the Body, Eugene McNamara's first collection of poetry since his 1972
reviews
The Smoking Lamp / Collected Poems: The Full Furnace
A very few poems in this collection might be considered Lampmanesque
Lot's Wife by Monique Bosco
Alienated characters leap from the pages of the novels of Quebec's Quiet
the rooms we are by Stephen Scobie and Snowscapes by Derk Wynand
This collection of poems written during 1970-71 expresses ab essentially earnest
Be Bold, Be Bold, Be Not Too Bold: The Subject in Poetry, Borderlands by Don Gutteridge, Selected Poems by Rona Murray and Breath of the Snow Leopard by J. Michael Yates
It is not quite true to say a poet can write about any subject. There are perhaps
Stories from Quebec
When is a short story not a short story? When it's a conte, nouvelle, or recit. In his
The Crazy House by Anthony Brennan
Anthony Brennan's The Crazy House
Blown Figures by Audrey Thomas
Acoording to George Orwell, in his sane moments King Lear doesn't make a
Waken, Lords and Ladies Gay: Selected Stories of Desmond Pacey ed. Frank M. Tierney
Waken, Lords and Ladies Gay, a collection of twelve of Desmond Pacey's
I'm a Stranger Here Myself by Alden Nowlan and Diving for the Body by Eugene McNamara
It's alway a bit unfair to quote from a book's dust-jacket blurb. The authors are
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