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Tremblay conteur by Alain-Michel Rocheleau
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Homecomings by Celeste Derksen
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Explorations Commercial & Personal by Bryan N. S. Gooch
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Living with the Land by Saleema Nawaz
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You Can Never Go Home Again by Marlene Goldman
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Poems

Self-portraits in Youth by Hendrik Slegtenhorst

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Open House by J. A. Wainwright

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The Angel of My Tongue by Peter Christensen

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Open House by J. A. Wainwright

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Inukshuk by Daniel David Moses

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Articles

Harold Innis and the Writing of History by Graeme Patterson

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The Collected Photographs of Billy the Kid by Perry M. Nodelman

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"The Collected Works of Billy the Kid": Scripting the Docudrama by Manina Jones

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In Search of Agnes Strickland's Sisters by Michael Peterman

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Say, That Reminds Me of Another Story by Joan Finnigan

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Interviews

Editing The Cambridge History of Canadian Literature by Manuela Costantino

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An Interview with George Elliott Clarke by Margery Fee and Sneja Gunew

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Lullabies for Literature: An Interview with Heather O'Neill by Kristin McHale

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Lullabies for Literature: An Interview with Heather O'Neill by Kristin McHale

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An Interview with Richard Van Camp by Jordan Wilson

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Letters & Reflections

Response to A Children's Book Author in Academe by Daniel Bratton

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The Subversive Art of Quotation Marks (Fragments of the East European artist) by David Albahari

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Munich Spring Book Fair: Gastland Kanada by Peter Stenberg

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Culture and Confusion: Len Findlay's Review of Concepts Of Culture: Art, Politics, And Society by Adam Muller

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On Being Canadian by Rudy Wiebe

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Made here, read everywhere. BC Magazines

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Wolf, Star, and Ash

Alison Calder (Author)

Wolf Tree. Coteau Books

Lorri Neilsen Glenn (Author)

Combustion. Brick Books

Dymphny Dronyk (Author)

Contrary Infatuations. Frontenac

Gil McElroy (Author)

Last Scattering Surfaces. Talon Books

Joshua Auerbach (Author)

Radius of Light. DC Books

Reviewed by Joel Deshaye

Alison Calder’s Wolf Tree and Gil McElroy’s Last Scattering Surfaces are my favourites in this selection of recent publications. They are both worth re-reading. McElroy’s book is marvelous, though highly abstract. Calder’s Wolf Tree is initially more accessible and is equally imaginative. The wolf tree in Calder’s title, and the book itself, can be understood as [...]

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