reviews

I have lately been struck by a recurring thought,

It is undoubtedly unfair to review

The almost simaltaneous appearance of these five books in the

The two books are products of

Those who insist that poets keep

This collection of poems utilizes

Oberon press continues to produce as handsome a line of books for their price as can be found anywhere in North America, but does so--if my experience with our collection of short stories from The Fiddlehead, Fiddlehead Greens, is anything to go by--without what the publisher must surely regard as the superfluous intercession of author or compiler in the book's occult progress through the press.

In her preface to Long Drums and Cannons

Elizabeth Brewster is not one of those poets whose reputation rests upon

George Bowering ought to be a better poet than he is.