Issue archives
#141 (Summer 1994)
Strangers & Strange Voices
Add to Cart ($15.00)Editorial
Articles
Poems
Book Reviews
Between Cultures (p. 107 - 0)
by Dieter Riemenschneider
Book(s) reviewed:
- Fadimatu by Jennifer Mitton
- Mumshaib: A Novel in Stories by Anne Montagnes
Old Wines, New Bottles (p. 109 - 110)
by David Thomson
Book(s) reviewed:
- Heterology and the Postmodern: Bataille, Baudrillard, and Lyotard by Julian Pefanis
- Postmodern Genres by Marjorie Perloff
- Prefaces to the DIaphora: Rhetorics, Allegory, and the Interpretation of Postmedernity by Peter Carravetta
Generation (p. 110 - 113)
by P. J. Gerbrecht
Book(s) reviewed:
- Mother, not mother by Di Brandt
- The Deconstruction of Wesley Smithson by Sarah Murphy
Women's Histories (p. 113 - 114)
by Deborah Blenkhorn
Book(s) reviewed:
- Agnes Mcphail: Reformer by Doris Pennington
- Kate Rice: Prospector by Helen Duncan
Photographic Mixtures (p. 115 - 116)
by Lorraine M. York
Book(s) reviewed:
- Light in the Company of Women by Keith Maillard
Uncomfortable Tradition (p. 116 - 117)
by Dorothy F. Lane
Book(s) reviewed:
- Into Africa with Margaret Laurence by Fiona Sparrow
- Silence Made Visible: Howard O'Hagan and Tay John by Margery Fee
Home Fires (p. 118 - 119)
by Richard Stevenson
Book(s) reviewed:
- Burning the Dead by Kevin Irie
- New and Selected Poems by Michael Harris
- This Only Home by Dennis Cooley
A Dance of All the isms (p. 120 - 121)
by Marta Dvorak
Book(s) reviewed:
- 15 Years in Exile by Barry Callaghan
- Exile's Exiles, the Happy Few by Barry Callaghan
The Author Speaks (p. 121 - 123)
by Nancy Roberts
Book(s) reviewed:
- "An Interview with Margaret Atwood" by Margaret Atwood
- Margaret Atwood reading "Unearthing Suite" by Margaret Atwood
- Margaret Atwood reads from A Handmaid's Tale and talks about this futuristic fable of misogyny as compared to Orwell's 1984 by Margaret Atwood
Creating Collectively (p. 123 - 125)
by Neil Carson
Book(s) reviewed:
- Playwrights of Collective Creation (The Canadian Dramatist, Vol. II) by Christopher Innes
- The Plays of Codco by Helen Peters
Rising Playwrights (p. 125 - 126)
by Paul Malone
Book(s) reviewed:
- A Live Bird In Its Jaws by Jeanne-Mance Delisle
- Escape Acts: Seven Canadian One-Acts by Colleen Curran
- Urban Myths: Anton & No Cycle by Harry Standjofski
Individual Native Voices (p. 126 - 128)
by Mava Jo Powell
Book(s) reviewed:
- The White Lines: : Poems by Daniel David Moses
- Without Reserve: Stories from Urban Natives by Lynda Shorten
The Real Goddess (p. 128 - 129)
by Sandra Filippelli
Book(s) reviewed:
- Waiting for Li Ming by Alan Cumyn
Studies of the Majors (p. 129 - 132)
by Douglas Barbour
Book(s) reviewed:
- A Sourcery for Books 1 and 2 of bpNichol's The Martyrology by Irene Niechoda
- The Topology of Being: The Poetics of Charles Olson by Judith Halden-Sullivan
Emotions and Facts (p. 132 - 134)
by Kathy Chung
Book(s) reviewed:
- Discovery of Canadian Theatre Archives by Heather McCallum and Ruth Pincoe
- Lions in the Streets by Judith Thompson
Theatrical Biographies (p. 134 - 136)
by Kathy Chung
Book(s) reviewed:
- Heroines by Joyce Doolittle
- House Humans by Daniel MacIvor
On Endings (p. 136 - 138)
by Jill Franks
Book(s) reviewed:
- A Nice Gazebo by Robyn Sarah
- Out of Love by Roy MacSkimming
The Prison of the Self (p. 138 - 139)
by Dick Harrison
Book(s) reviewed:
- For Art's Sake by W. O. Mitchell
Expansions (p. 139 - 140)
by Claire Wilkshire
Book(s) reviewed:
- Dorothy Livesay: Patterns in a Poetic Life by Peter Stevens
- The Fourth Archangel by Sharon Butala
Centre and Periphery (p. 141 - 142)
by David Rampton
Book(s) reviewed:
- Paradise: Essays on Myth, Art, and Reality by Louis Dudek
- The Eternal Act of Creation: Essays, 1979-1990 by Northrop Frye
Bold Omissions (p. 142 - 144)
by Jennifer Lawn
Book(s) reviewed:
- Framer Framed by Trinh T. Minh-ha
- When the Moon Waxes Red: Representation, Gender and Cultural Politics by Trinh T. Minh-ha
Variance (p. 144 - 146)
by Lynne Malsand
Book(s) reviewed:
- Lost Goddess of Early Greece: A Collection of Pre-Hellenic Myths by Charlene Spretnak
- The Sacred Hoop: Recovering the Feminine in American Indian Traditions by Paula Gunn Allen
- The Spirit and the Flesh: Sexual Diversity in American Indian Culture by Walter L. Williams
Southern Dreaming (p. 146 - 149)
by Catherine Addison
Book(s) reviewed:
- Nights in the Yungas by
- The Only Snow in Havana by Elizabeth Hay
Nation & Communauté(s) (p. 149 - 151)
by Leif Tufte
Book(s) reviewed:
- Criss d'octobre! by Richard Poulin
- La crise d'octobre et les médias: : le miroir à dix faces by Bernard Dagenais
- Métamorphoses d'une utopie by Fulvio Caccia and Jean-Michel Lacroix
Canadian Experience (p. 151 - 152)
by Mary Lu MacDonald
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Canadian Brothers or The Prophecy Fulfilled, A Tale of the Late American War by Donald Stephens and John Richardson
Translations (p. 152 - 154)
by Gabriele Helms
Book(s) reviewed:
- Acts of Concealment. Mennonite/s Writing in Canada by Hildi Froese Tiessen and Peter Hinchcliffe
- Literaturubersetzen: Englisch by Herwig Friedl, Albert-Reiner Glaap, and Klaus Peter Müller
Cultural Transformation (p. 154 - 156)
by Evelyn Cobley
Book(s) reviewed:
- A War Imagined: The First World War and English Culture by Samuel Hynes
- The Nation's Cause: French, English and German Poetry of the First World War by Elizabeth A. Malsand
- Writing War : Fiction, Gender & Memory by Lynne Hanley
Surfaces and Depths (p. 156 - 157)
by
Book(s) reviewed:
- Hell and Other Novels by Beverley Daurio
- Three by Three by Anne Dandurand, Luise Von Flotow, and Helene Rioux
Eco-Criticism (p. 158)
by Francis Mainsbridge
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Gay/Grey Moose: Essays on the Ecologies and Mythologies of Canadian Poetry 1690-1990 by D. M. R. Bentley
Spirit of the Flesh (p. 159 - 160)
by Beth Janzen
Book(s) reviewed:
- standing all the night through by Audrey Poetker-Thiessen
Direction & Clarity (p. 160 - 163)
by Bernard Selinger
Book(s) reviewed:
- Discourses: Conversations in Postmodern Art and Culture by Russell Ferguson
- Nationalism and Sexualities by Andrew Parker, Mary Russo, Doris Summer, and Patricia Yaeger
Two Perspectives (p. 163 - 165)
by Judith Plessis
Book(s) reviewed:
- In the National Interest: A Chronicle of the National Film Board of Canada from 1949 to 1989 by Gary Evans
- Sentimental Modernism: Women Writers and the Revolution of the Word by Suzanne Clark
The Morning After (p. 165 - 166)
by J. Kieran Kealy
Book(s) reviewed:
- Nobody's Son by Sean Stewart
Prophetic Voices (p. 166 - 168)
by Hilda L. Thomas
Book(s) reviewed:
- Maritime Union: A Political Tale by Stewart L. Donovan
- The Last Landscape by Miriam Waddington
In Pain (p. 166 - 168)
by Lee Maracle
Book(s) reviewed:
- Sundogs by
- The Last Landscape by Miriam Waddington
In Pain (p. 168 - 169)
by Robin McGrath
Book(s) reviewed:
- A Whole Brass Band by Anne Cameron
- Sundogs by Lee Maracle
[Untitled] (p. 169)
by Laurie Ricou
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Yankee Professor's Guide to Life in Nova Scotia by Philip Milner
