Issue archives
#209 (Summer 2011)
Spectres of Modernism
Add to Cart ($19.95)Editorial
Articles
Poems
Book Reviews
Three Brats, One Hero (p. 141 - 142)
by Hilary Turner
Book(s) reviewed:
- A Night on the Town by Caroline Merola
- All Aboard! Elijah McCoy's Steam Engine by Monica Kulling
- Curtain Up! by Dirk McLean
- Lulu's Piano Lesson by Arlene Alda
Unleash the Hound and Look (p. 142 - 144)
by Travis V. Mason
Book(s) reviewed:
- Regreen: New Canadian Ecological Poetry by Adam Dickinson and Anand Madhur
- Unleashed by Sina Queyras
- Words to be Looked At: Language in 1960s Art by Liz Kotz
Recent Western Writing (p. 144 - 146)
by Nicholas Bradley
Book(s) reviewed:
- Hooker & Brown by Shirley Mahood and David Yee
- Pye-Dogs by George McWhirter and Tammy Armstrong
- River of Gold by Anusree Roy
- Understories by Marc Ory
A Woman's Work is Never Done (p. 146 - 147)
by Liz Czach
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Gendered Screen: Canadian Women Filmmakers by George Melnyk and Brenda Austin-Smith
Writing about Death (p. 147 - 149)
by Adrienne Kertzer
Book(s) reviewed:
- Suddenly by Bonnie Burnard
- The Matter With Morris by David Bergen
Voicing Constraint (p. 149 - 150)
by Ian Rae
Book(s) reviewed:
- My Darling Nellie Grey by George Bowering
The Daring Wager (p. 150 - 152)
by Linda Quirk
Book(s) reviewed:
- My Beloved Wager: Essays from a Writing Practice by Smaro Kamboureli and Erín Moure
- Wider Boundaries of Daring: The Modernist Impulse in Canadian Women's Poetry by Barbara Godard and Di Brandt
Engagements contemporains (p. 152 - 153)
by Caroline Dupont
Book(s) reviewed:
- Comme une seule chair by Paul Chamberland
- Décombres de la beauté by Jacques Flamand
Equine, Bovine, Divine (p. 153 - 154)
by Owen Percy
Book(s) reviewed:
- Botero's Beautiful Horses by Jan E. Conn
- Figuring Ground by Robert Moore
- Mesopotamia by Bruce Meyer
Pilgrim and Parable (p. 154 - 156)
by Jim Taylor
Book(s) reviewed:
- Annabel by Kathleen Winter
- Two More Solitudes by Sheldon Currie
Pictures and Profits (p. 156 - 157)
by Elizabeth Galway
Book(s) reviewed:
- Picturing Canada: A History of Canadian Children's Illustrated Books and Publishing by Judith Saltman and Gail Edwards
Anne Shirley's New Reach (p. 157 - 159)
by M. Sean Saunders
Book(s) reviewed:
- Anne's World: A New Century of Anne of Green Gables by Irene Gammel and Benjamin Lefebvre
Corps à corps (p. 159 - 160)
by Emmanuel Bouchard
Book(s) reviewed:
- Comme une seule chair by Paul Chamberland
- Entre l'acier et la chair by Isabelle Gaudet-Labine
- Tout Comme by Marie Bélisle
When She Has Crossed the Bar (p. 160 - 161)
by Lindy Ledohowski
Book(s) reviewed:
- May There Be No Sadness of Farewell by Agnes Grant
Bringing APTN Into Focus (p. 161 - 162)
by Candis Callison
Book(s) reviewed:
- Indigenous Screen Cultures in Canada by Sigurjon Baldur Hafsteinsson and Marian Bredin
Studying Canadian Studies in a Trans-Cultural Age (p. 162 - 163)
by Karl Jirgens
Book(s) reviewed:
- To Know Our Many Selves: From the Study of Canada to Canadian Studies by Dirk Hoerder
Versions of History (p. 164 - 165)
by Duffy Roberts
Book(s) reviewed:
- Dahanu Road by Anosh Irani
- Motorcycles & Sweetgrass by Drew Hayden Taylor
Historic Heroines (p. 165 - 166)
by Rachelle Delaney
Book(s) reviewed:
- Folly by Marthe Jocelyn
- Home Free by Kim Thúy
(Re)presenting Culture in Canadian Theatre (p. 167 - 168)
by Sarah MacKenzie
Book(s) reviewed:
- "Ethnic," Multicultural, and Intercultural Theatre by Ingrid Mündel and Ric Knowles
Face à l'autre (p. 168 - 169)
by Jean-Pierre Thomas
Book(s) reviewed:
- Les fossoyeurs by André Lamontagne
- Ru by Kim Thúy
Coming of Age in a World of Change (p. 169 - 170)
by Sarika P. Bose
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Book of Trees by Leanne Lieberman
- Winter Shadows by Margaret Buffie
Me. Again. (p. 171 - 172)
by Katja Lee
Book(s) reviewed:
- Changing My Mind by Margaret Trudeau
- Eastern Passage by Farley Mowat
Capriccio vénitien (p. 172)
by Chiara Falangola
Book(s) reviewed:
- Zanipolo by Marc Ory
Disappearances (p. 173 - 174)
by Paul Denham
Book(s) reviewed:
- Euphoria: A Novel by Jan E. Conn
- The Book of Canadian Prose; Vol. I. Early Beginnings to Confederation by A. J. M. Smith
- The Breakwater House by Pascale Quiviger
Novel Ideas (p. 174 - 176)
by Kit Dobson
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Beauty of Humanity Movement by Camilla Gibb
- The Imperfectionists by Tom Rachman
All Purpose Multi-tool (p. 176 - 177)
by Mandy Barbaree
Book(s) reviewed:
- Louis Riel and the Creation of Modern Canada: Mythic Discourse and the Postcolonial State by Jennifer Reid
Exploring the Human Heart (p. 177 - 179)
by Wendy Roy
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Heart Specialist by Claire Holden Rothman
Truth Embedded in Fiction (p. 179 - 180)
by Jan Lermitte
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Sentimentalists by Johanna Skibsrud
Pomo Redux (p. 180 - 182)
by Kit Dobson
Book(s) reviewed:
- RE: Reading the Postmodern: Canadian Literature and Criticism after Modernism by Robert David Stacey
Sit, Stay, and Play (p. 182 - 183)
by Owen Percy
Book(s) reviewed:
- The Exile Book of Canadian Dog Stories by Richard Teleky
- The Exile Book of Canadian Sports Stories by Priscilla Uppal
Theatrical War Zones (p. 183 - 185)
by Moira Day
Book(s) reviewed:
- I Have AIDS! by Sky Gilbert
- lady in the red dress by David Yee
- Pyassa & Letters to My Grandma by Anusree Roy
- Such Creatures by Judith Thompson
Monumental in Their Own Right (p. 185 - 187)
by Cynthia Sugars
Book(s) reviewed:
- David Adams Richards of the Miramichi: A Biographical Introduction by Tony Tremblay
Blaze of Glory (p. 187 - 188)
by Tanis Macdonald
Book(s) reviewed:
- Blazing Figures: A Life of Richard Markle by J. A. Wainwright
