Issue archives
#188 (Spring 2006)
Add to Cart ($19.00)Editorial
Articles
Poems
Book Reviews
Not There Yet (p. 120 - 121)
by Penny van Toorn
Book(s) reviewed:
- Is Canada Postcolonial? Unsettling Canadian Literature by Laura Moss
Best Banff Essays (p. 122)
by Andrew Bartlett
Book(s) reviewed:
- Word Carving: The Craft of Literary Journalism by Moira Farr and Ian Pearson
Dancing in the Mud (p. 122 - 123)
by Shane Rhodes
Book(s) reviewed:
- American Standard & Other Poems by Joseph Sherman
- Doubt's boots: Even Doubt's Shadow by Charles Noble
- Skaldance by
Dancing in the Mud (p. 122 - 123)
by Shane Rhodes
Book(s) reviewed:
- American Standard & Other Poems by Joseph Sherman
- Doubt's Boots: Even Doubt's Shadow by Charles Noble
- Skaldance by Gary Geddes
Glossed Over Glossed (p. 123 - 124)
by Travis V. Mason
Book(s) reviewed:
- Glossalalia: An Alphabet of Critical Keywords by Julian Wolfreys
Loss and Remembrance (p. 124 - 125)
by Nadine Sivak
Book(s) reviewed:
- Last Romantics by Michael Lewis MacLennan
- Rice Boy by Sunil Kuruvilla
- The Adventures of a Black Girl in Search of God by Djanet Sears
Inscapes of Loss and Love (p. 126 - 127)
by Kathryn Carter
Book(s) reviewed:
- Among the Saints by Donna Smyth
- Residual Desire by J. Jill Robinson
- Roads Unravelling by Kathy-Diane Leveille
Play Gathering: Western Imaginaries and Toronto Snappy Shorts (p. 127 - 129)
by Kirsty Johnston
Book(s) reviewed:
- Snappy Shorts at Tarragon Theatre by Andy McKim
- The West of All Possible Worlds: Six Contemporary Canadian Plays by Moira Day
Future Shocked (p. 129)
by Kevin McCabe
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Dirt Eaters by Dennis Foon
Growing Up Funny (p. 130)
by Linda Pratt
Book(s) reviewed:
- All the Way to Mexico by Norma M. Charles
- My Name is Mitch by Shelagh Lynne Supeene
High Wind in CanLit (p. 130 - 131)
by Paul Quarrington
Book(s) reviewed:
- Galveston by Paul Quarrington
High Wind in CanLit (p. 130 - 131)
by Robert McGill
Book(s) reviewed:
- Galveston by Paul Quarrington
Visualizing Vancouverites (p. 131 - 132)
by Anthony Adolph
Book(s) reviewed:
- Facing History: Portraits From Vancouver by Karen Love
- Underlying Vibrations: The Photography and Life of John Vanderpant by Sheryl Salloum
Who Controls Academic Freedom? (p. 133 - 134)
by Batia Stolar
Book(s) reviewed:
- Pursuing Academic Freedom: "Free and Fearless"? by Len Findlay and Paul M. Bidwell
- Who Owns Academic Work?: Battling for Control of Intellectual Property by Corynne McSherry
Rambunctions (p. 134 - 136)
by Laurie Ricou
Book(s) reviewed:
- Cavatinas for Long Nights by Jim Christy
- Sidewalks & Sidehills by Peter Trower
- There are Many Ways: Poems New and Selected by Peter Trower
- Water Stair by John Pass
Claiming Hongkongness (p. 136 - 137)
by Maria Noëlle Ng
Book(s) reviewed:
- Gender and Change in Hong Kong: Globalization, Postcolonialism, and Chinese Patriarchy by Eliza W.Y. Lee
Toronto Translated (p. 137 - 139)
by Ralph Sarkonak
Book(s) reviewed:
- Journal de Cabbagetown - Été 67 à Toronto by Michel Albert and Jean Butler
- Notes from Exile by Émile Zola, Dorothy E. Speirs, and Yannick Portebois
Monuments to Neglect (p. 139 - 140)
by Gregory J. Reid
Book(s) reviewed:
- Rose by Tomson Highway
- The Death of René Lévesque by David Fennario
The Life of Harold Sonny Ladoo (p. 140 - 141)
by David Chariandy
Book(s) reviewed:
- No Pain Like This Body by Harold Sonny Ladoo
Life Lessons (p. 141 - 142)
by Ian Dennis
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Horn of a Lamb by Robert Sedlack
Writing for Our Lives (p. 142 - 143)
by Marni L. Stanley
Book(s) reviewed:
- A Companion to Feminist Theory by Mary Eagleton
- The Text is Myself: Women's Life Writing and Catastrophe by Miriam Fuchs
Recent Canadian Shakespeares (p. 143 - 144)
by Wes Folkerth
Book(s) reviewed:
- Free Will by Harold Rhenisch
- Shakespeare and Canada: Essays on Production, Translation, and Adaptation by Ric Knowles
- Shakespeare's Dog by Leon Rooke
Stars and Songs (p. 145 - 146)
by Monique Tschofen
Book(s) reviewed:
- Once Upon a Time in Paradise: Canadians in the Golden Age of Hollywood by Charles Foster
- The American Musical: History & Development by Peter H. Riddle
Traveling Solo (p. 146 - 147)
by Suha Kudsieh
Book(s) reviewed:
- Ireland's Eye by Mark Anthony Jarman
- Solo: Writers on Pilgrimage by Katherine Govier
Mixed Pleasures (p. 147 - 149)
by Gary Boire
Book(s) reviewed:
- Morley Callaghan: The Complete Stories by Barry Callaghan
Full-length yet Partial (p. 149 - 150)
by I. MacLaren
Book(s) reviewed:
- Epic Wanderer: David Thompson and the Mapping of the Canadian West by D'Arcy Jenish
Cape Breton and Beyond (p. 150 - 151)
by Gordon Bölling
Book(s) reviewed:
- All the Men are Sleeping: Selected Fiction by D. R. MacDonald
- The Continuation of Love by Other Means by Claudia Casper
Between Exposures (p. 152 - 153)
by Travis V. Mason
Book(s) reviewed:
- Between Lovers by Sheri-D Wilson
- Cinquefoil: New Work from Five Ottawa Poets by Mark Frutkin
- Exposed by Catherine Hunter
Queer Books (p. 154 - 157)
by Ralph Sarkonak
Book(s) reviewed:
- Du côté de la sexualité: Proust, Yourcenar, Tournier by Anne-Marie Gronhovd
- L'énigme thérapeutique au coeur de la philosophie by Angela Cozea
Cultural Angst and Diasporic Echoes (p. 157 - 158)
by Satwinder K. Bains
Book(s) reviewed:
- Of Silk Saris and Mini-Skirts: South Asian Girls Walk the Tightrope of Culture by Amita Handa
Surfaces and Secrets (p. 158 - 159)
by Coral Ann Howell
Book(s) reviewed:
- Runaway by Alice Munro
- The Collected Stories by Carol Shields
Moral of the Life Story (p. 159 - 161)
by Laurie McNeill
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Ethics of Life Writing by Paul John Eakin
An Honest Book (p. 161 - 162)
by Helen M. Buss
Book(s) reviewed:
- I'll Tell You a Secret: A Memory of Seven Summers by Anne Coleman
- The Spiral Staircase: My Climb out of Darkness by Karen Armstrong
- There is a Season: A Memoir in a Garden by Patrick Lane
Surviving Memory (p. 163)
by Anne Kaufman
Book(s) reviewed:
- Girl At the Window by Byrna Barclay
Growing up with War and Beauty (p. 163 - 165)
by Terri Tomsky
Book(s) reviewed:
- Brahma's Dream by Shree Ghatage
- Seventeen Tomatoes: Tales from Kashmir by Jaspreet Singh
Directions in Newfoundland Memoir (p. 165 - 166)
by Jennifer Bowering Delisle
Book(s) reviewed:
- Newfoundland: Journey into a Lost Nation by Greg Locke and Michael Crummey
- The Road to Nowhere by Cyril Goodyear
Porter le deuil (p. 167 - 168)
by Luc Bonenfant
Book(s) reviewed:
- N'y allez pas by Jacques Ouellet
- Poèmes de veille by Jean Royer
- Si tu allais quelque part by Paul Chanel Malenfant
Inspiring Immigrant (p. 168 - 169)
by Elizabeth Hopkins
Book(s) reviewed:
- Susanna's Quill by Julie Johnston
Worthy Tribute (p. 169)
by Samara Walbohm
Book(s) reviewed:
- Life and Works of Ethelwyn Wetherald by Dorothy W. Rungeling
The Return of the Ethnic? (p. 170 - 171)
by Albert Braz
Book(s) reviewed:
- Adjacencies: Minority Writing in Canada by Licia Canton, Domenic Beneventi, and Lianne Moyes
- Blessed Harbours: An Anthology of Hungarian-Canadian Authors by John P. Miska
- Musings: An Anthology of Greek-Canadian Literature by Steven Heighton, Tess Fragoulis, and Helen Tsiriotakis
Subverting Synecdoche (p. 171 - 173)
by Jo-Anne Episkenew
Book(s) reviewed:
- Strong Women Stories: Native Vision and Community Survival by Kim Anderson
Reading Pleasure (p. 173 - 174)
by Alison Calder
Book(s) reviewed:
- What Casanova Told Me by Susan Swan
For Fools Rush In (p. 174 - 175)
by Jessica Schagerl
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Heiress vs The Establishment: Mrs. Campbell's Campaign for Legal Justice by Constance Backhouse and Nancy L. Backhouse
Escape Routes (p. 175)
by Timothy Callin
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Long Run by Leo Furey
Damage's Otter (p. 176 - 177)
by Duffy Roberts
Book(s) reviewed:
- Damage Done by the Storm by Jack Hodgins
Foundational Images (p. 177 - 178)
by Madelaine Jacobs
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Red Man's on the Warpath: The Image of the "Indian" and the Second World War by R. Scott Sheffield
The Gift of Redress (p. 178 - 179)
by Guy Beauregard
Book(s) reviewed:
- Redress: Inside the Japanese Canadian Call for Justice by Roy Miki
George Ryga Revisited (p. 179 - 181)
by George Melnyk
Book(s) reviewed:
- George Ryga: The Other Plays by James Hoffman
- George Ryga: The Prairie Novels by James Hoffman
Whose Canada? (p. 181 - 182)
by Carole Gerson
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Museum Called Canada by Charlotte Gray and Sara Angel
Soul Survivors (p. 183 - 184)
by Evelyn C. White
Book(s) reviewed:
- What We All Long For by Dionne Brand
Making Mourning Work (p. 184 - 185)
by Elizabeth Hodgson
Book(s) reviewed:
- Response to Death: The Literary Work of Mourning by Christian Riegel
Ducharme le ferrailleur (p. 185 - 186)
by André Lamontagne
Book(s) reviewed:
- Réjean Ducharme: Une poétique du débris by Élisabeth Nardout-Lafarge
Last Worlds (p. 186 - 188)
by Russell Morton Brown
Book(s) reviewed:
- In the Place of Last Things by Michael Helm
Homes in the World (p. 188 - 189)
by Jisha Menon
Book(s) reviewed:
- Story-wallah by Shyam Selvadurai
Imagining London (p. 189 - 190)
by Ann Martin
Book(s) reviewed:
- Imagining London: Postcolonial Fiction and the Transnational Metropolis by John Clement Ball
Imagined Geographies (p. 190 - 191)
by Jacqueline Viswanathan
Book(s) reviewed:
- Geo/graphies: Mapping the Imagination in French and Francophone Literature and Film by Freeman G. Henry
