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The Bright New Day

January 29, 2015

  • Austin Clarke
    When He Was Free and Young and He Used To Wear Silks. House of Anansi Press
  • Hugh Garner
    Violation of the Virgins. McGraw-Hill Ryerson Canada
  • Hugh Hood
    The Fruit Man, the Meat Man and the Manager. Oberon Press
  • Norman Levine
    I Don't Want to Know Anyone Too Well. Macmillan of Canada
  • Tom Marshall (Author) and David Helwig (Editor)
    Fourteen Stories High: Best Canadian Stories of 1971. Oberon Press
  • Rudy Wiebe
    Stories from Western Canada. Macmillan of Canada
Reviewed by Donald Stephens
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Short Fiction

This review “The Bright New Day” originally appeared in Poetic Occasions. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 54 (Autumn 1972): 84-86.

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