The Sisters by Elizabeth Brewster
The Sisters by Elizabeth Brewster is written in the current mode of
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Sawbones Memorial
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The Temptations of Big Bear
The Temptations of Big Bear is a novel of encounter. Confronted with the white
Magic Animals, Selected Poems Old and New by Gwendolyn MacEwen
Gwendolyn MacEwen's verse is always entertaining. She writes sympathetically
The Teeth of My Father
One is not surprised to learn that a couple of John Metcalf's avowedly
Medicine My Mouths on Fire by Bill Bisset and Love: A Book of Rememberance
Here are the latest books by Canada's two leading "border-blur" poets, and
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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
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Current Issue: No. 302
