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Poet in Progress: Notes on Frank Davey
by Warren Tallman
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Literary History in Canada. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 24 (Spring 1965): 23-27.
British Columbia Poetry
Poet of a Living Past: Tradition in Klein’s Poetry

by M. W. Steinberg
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A Symposium on A. M. Klein. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 25 (Summer 1965): 5-20.
Jewish-Canadian Poetry
Poet of Apocalypse

by Robert Gibbs
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Themes and Variations in Criticism. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 70 (Autumn 1976): 32-41.
Literary Criticism Poetry
Poet Without a Muse

by Milton Wilson
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A Salute to Earle Birney. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 30 (Autumn 1966): 14-20.
Literary Criticism Poetry
Poetic Karma

by Terry Watada
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Contemporary Poetics. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 155 (Winter 1997): 156-160.
Authorship Poetry
Poetical Encounters: An Interview with Jan Conn

by Magali Sperling Beck
Abstract: In The Fiddlehead review of Jan Conn’s last book, Botero’s Beautiful Horses, M. Travis Lane suggests that the potential surrealism of this poetry collection does not necessarily lead us towards “unrealism”; on the contrary, it may point us to “alternative realities” (201). It is exactly from such recognition of possibilities, alternatives, and newness that the following interview with Jan Conn can be fruitfully read. Conn has been writing poetry since the 1970s. With eight books published, her most recent is Edge Effects (2012). Many of her poems have been published in a variety of anthologies and literary journals. By reading her pieces, one might become aware of a constant and almost inexhaustible interest in observation and re-creation of meanings that come through the unpredicted connections between what she calls “the borders, or memory chasms” of inner and outer spaces. In this context, her writing is attentive not only to the element of surprise but also to where unexpectedness might take us in the creation of new knowledge or new ways of seeing. The following interview opens a door to the varied ways of reading and enjoying Conn’s writing.

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Of Borders and Bioregions. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 218 (Autumn 2013): 86-97.
Canadian Studies Life Writing Memory & Identity Travel Writing Women's Studies
Poetry and the Modern Woman: P. K. Page and the Gender of Impersonality

by Laura Killian
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Urquhart and Munro. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 150 (Autumn 1996): 86-105.
Feminism Gender Poetry Women's Studies
Poets and Patriotism: Charles Mair and Tecumseh

by Norman Shrive
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The Critic’s Task. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 20 (Spring 1964): 15-26.
Drama First Nations Life Writing Nationalism Poetry
Political Animals and the Body of History

by Larissa Lai
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Asian Canadian Writing. Spec. issue of Canadian Literature 163 (Winter 1999): 145-154.
Asian Canadian Gay/Lesbian Gender Multiculturalism
Polyphonic Form and Effective Aesthetic in Obasan

by Chinmoy Banerjee
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Canadian Literature 160 (Spring 1999): 101-119.
Language/Linguistics Novel Twentieth Century
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