New Canadian Writing 1969 ed. by John Metcalf et al.
Carke-Irwin's New Canadian Writing 1969, which appeared last
reviews
The Cave by John Newlove
A new book by one of our authentically
The Dark is Not so Dark by Ronald Everson
I had occasion not long ago to
House of Hate by Percy James
I had been looking forward to
Anonymous Sins and Other Poems by Joyce Carol Oates and By the Light of the Silvery Mclune: media parables and other assaults on the Interface by Lionel Kearns
As if JAne Eyre had been reading Keirkegaard in the Red Room,
A Bird in the House by Margaret Laurence
I have lately been struck by a recurring thought,
Fallout by Peter Such, The Telephone Pole by Russel Marois, Eating Out by John Sandman and Korsoniloff by Matt Cohen
It is undoubtedly unfair to review
A Canadian Quintet
The almost simaltaneous appearance of these five books in the
The Ozone Minotaur by Andreas Schroeder amd The Kings Have Donned Thier Final Mask
The two books are products of
I've Tasted my Blood by Milton Acorn, The Silences of Fire by Tom Marshall and the Shadow Maker by Gwendolyn MacEwan
Those who insist that poets keep
Pages
Current Issue: No. 302
