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All Book Reviews

For all book reviews published by Canadian Literature and other back issue content, see Full Issues.



Poetry After Poetry (p. 160-162)
by Clint Burnham

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Fond by Kate Eichhorn
  • Inventory by Marguerite Pigeon
  • sublingual by bill bissett
Subjects: Poetry

Poetry for Our Time (p. )
by Neil Querengesser

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Catastrophe Theories: Poems by Mari-Lou Rowley
  • The Last Show on Earth: Poems by Yvonne Blomer
  • Arborophobia by Nancy Holmes
Subjects:

Poetry Museums (p. 128-129)
by Jan Lermitte

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Museum of Kindness by Susan Elmslie
  • The Girls with Stone Faces by Arleen Paré
  • Listen. If by Douglas Barbour
Subjects: Poetry

Poetry, Textures of Loss (p. 123-24)
by Kevin McNeilly

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Lake of Two Mountains by Arleen Paré
  • The Scarborough by Michael Lista
  • Satisfying Clicking Sound by Jason Guriel
Subjects: Poetry

Poets in the Pits (p. 159-160)
by Kirsten Alm

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Digsite by Owain Nicholson
  • Liminal by Jordan Mounteer
Subjects: Poetry

Poets Telling Stories (p. 122-123)
by Michael Roberson

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Crow Jazz by Linda Rogers
  • Army of the Brave and Accidental by Alex Boyd
Subjects: Fiction

Poets Young, Old, Mild, Bold (Revised) (p. 122-126)
by Nicholas Bradley

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Sit How You Want by Robin Richardson
  • East and West by Laura Ritland
  • Dark Woods by Richard Sanger
  • The Gamekeeper by Michael Harris
  • The Essential Dorothy Roberts by Dorothy Roberts and Brian Bartlett
Subjects: Poetry

Politically Un-signified (p. 145-46)
by Megan Ruttan

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Cop Kisser by Steven Zultanski
  • Psychic Geographies and Other Topics by Gregory Betts
  • Clockfire by Jonathan Ball
Subjects: Art, Cultural Geography, Drama, Landscape/Space, Language/Linguistics, Literary Theory, Nationalism, Poetry, Politics, Postmodernism, Theatre History, Twenty-First Century

Pomo Redux (p. 180-182)
by Kit Dobson

Book(s) Reviewed

  • RE: Reading the Postmodern by Robert David Stacey
Subjects: Literary Criticism

Pop Guns (p. 160-61)
by Timothy E. Dugdale

Book(s) Reviewed

  • A Good Man by Guy Vanderhaeghe
  • The Sisters Brothers by Patrick deWitt
Subjects: Novel, Western