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Eric Schmaltz

July 28, 2015

Eric Schmaltz holds a PhD in English from York University and, from 2018-19, he was a SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of English at the University of Pennsylvania. He is co-editor of the critical edition I Want to Tell You Love by bill bissett and Milton Acorn (University of Calgary Press) and author of Surfaces (Invisible Publishing). His academic writing has appeared in Jacket2, English Studies in Canada, Canadian Poetry, Canadian Literature, Forum and the edited collection All the Feels / Tous les sens. He is a sessional lecturer in English at York University (Glendon College).


Works by Eric Schmaltz

Book ReviewsArticles

Book Reviews by Eric Schmaltz

A Small Review
By Eric Schmaltz
Published in web format on Canadian Literature‘s website. (Pending print publication.)
  • the book of smaller by rob mclennan (Author)
Seriously Playful / Playfully Serious
By Eric Schmaltz
Published in web format on Canadian Literature‘s website. (Pending print publication.)
  • Lip by Franco Cortese
  • The Nerves Centre by Angela Szczepaniak (Author)
  • Word Problems by Ian Williams (Author)
Responding to the Digital
By Eric Schmaltz
Published in House, Home, Hospitality Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 237 (2019): 138-139.
  • Dreampad by Jeff Latosik
  • I left nothing inside on purpose by Steve Howell
  • Brace Yourselves by Rocco de Giacomo
Recent Poetic Investigations into the Contemporary Milieu
By Eric Schmaltz
Published in Agency & Affect. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 223 (Winter 2014): 173-75.
  • Loitersack by Donato Mancini
  • kern by Derek Beaulieu
  • Cinema of the Present by Lisa Robertson
Poetry
Collective Grievances
By Eric Schmaltz
Published in Agency & Affect. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 223 (Winter 2014): 147-48.
  • Fortified Castles by Ryan Fitzpatrick
  • Downverse by Nikki Reimer
Literary Criticism Literary Theory

Articles by Eric Schmaltz

Stutter, Chew, Stop: Three Mandible Modes in the Poetry of Jordan Scott
By Eric Schmaltz
Published in Canadian Literature 248 (2022): 52-73.
"to forget in a body": Mosaical Consciousness and Materialist Avant-Gardism in bill bissett and Milton Acorn's Unpublished I Want to Tell You Love
By Eric Schmaltz
Published in Recursive Time. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 222 (Autumn 2014): 96-112.
Poetry Twenty-First Century