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2022

Editorial

Poetics and Extraction (p. 5-12)
Max Karpinski and Melanie Dennis Unrau

Articles

Pro Pelle Cutem: The Subject(s) of Extraction in Fred Stenson’s The Trade (p. 13-34)
R?ta Šlapkauskait?

“Quite here you reach”: T(h)inking Language, Place, Extraction with Dionne Brand’s Land to Light On (p. 35-50)
Louis M. Maraj

Al Moritz’s Anti-Extractivist Style: Non-Instrumental Instrumentalism and the Poetics of Materiality (p. 51-71)
Shane Neilson

“Stinking as Thinking” in Warren Cariou’s “Tarhands: A Messy Manifesto” (p. 72-96)
Stephanie Oliver

Low Class Oil Trash and the Politico-Aesthetics of the Fossilized Proletariat (p. 97-118)
Jacob McLean

Poems

In the Company of Good and Evil in the Land of Narrative Drift (p. 119-120)
Ross Belot
Extraction Poem #3 (p. 121-122)
Kristian Enright
Elemental (p. 123)
Nedjo Rogers
Get a Load of the River (p. 124)
K.B. Thors
Tusk Hunters (p. 125)
Catherine Greenwood
No Help But Laughter (p. 126-133)
Erin Soros

Forums

Writing with/against/as Extraction in So-Called Canada: Poets on Poetics — Introduction (p. 134-135)
Max Karpinski and Melanie Dennis Unrau
Writing with/against/as Extraction in So-Called Canada: Poets on Poetics — Writing Northern Light (p. 135-137)
Kazim Ali
Writing with/against/as Extraction in So-Called Canada: Poets on Poetics — A Preparation Containing the Active Ingredient of a Substance in Concentrated Form (p. 137-140)
Madhur Anand
Writing with/against/as Extraction in So-Called Canada: Poets on Poetics — Interventions (p. 141-143)
Lesley Battler
Writing with/against/as Extraction in So-Called Canada: Poets on Poetics — Wild and Careless: The Work Camp Life (p. 143-146)
Lindsay Bird
Writing with/against/as Extraction in So-Called Canada: Poets on Poetics — Petrography and Bitumen Poetics (p. 147-150)
Warren Cariou
Writing with/against/as Extraction in So-Called Canada: Poets on Poetics — Metabolic Poetics: An Immersive, Interoceptive Approach (p. 150-154)
Adam Dickinson
Writing with/against/as Extraction in So-Called Canada: Poets on Poetics — Through Extraction (p. 154-157)
Cecily Nicholson
Writing with/against/as Extraction in So-Called Canada: Poets on Poetics — Pocket Notebook Poetics (p. 157-160)
Kelly Shepherd
Writing with/against/as Extraction in So-Called Canada: Poets on Poetics — It Fills My Heart to Burst: Writing Crow Gulch as an Act of Care and Community (p. 160-163)
Douglas Walbourne-Gough
Writing with/against/as Extraction in So-Called Canada: Poets on Poetics — Reclaiming Matrilineal Roles in the Face of Colonial Violence (p. 163-168)
Jennifer Wickham
Writing with/against/as Extraction in So-Called Canada: Poets on Poetics — Water Teaches Love and Law (p. 168-170)
Rita Wong

Book Reviews

Climate and Imagination (p. 171-173)
Paul Huebener

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Watch Your Head: Writers and Artists Respond to the Climate Crisis by Kathryn Mockler

Then, Mars (p. 173-176)
Clayton Longstaff

Book(s) Reviewed

  • 00: Typewriter Poems by Dani Spinosa
  • Keeping Count by M. Travis Lane
  • Orrery by Donna Kane

Learning from the Canoe (p. 177-179)
Misao Dean

Book(s) Reviewed

  • The Politics of the Canoe by Bruce Erickson and Sarah Wylie Krotz

A Wild, Aggregate Mind (p. 179-181)
Brian Bartlett

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Forty-one Pages: On Poetry, Language, and Wilderness by John Steffler

Here, Now, Unfolding (p. 181-184)
Kyle Kinaschuk

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Here by Colin Browne

Reimagining the Himalayas (p. 184-186)
Peter L. Bayers

Book(s) Reviewed

  • False Summit: Gender in Mountaineering Nonfiction by Julie Rak

Healing, Truth Telling, and World Making (p. 186-188)
Alicia Fahey

Book(s) Reviewed

  • A Short History of the Blockade: Giant Beavers, Diplomacy, and Regeneration in Nishnaabewin by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson
  • We All Go Back to the Land: The Who, Why, and How of Land Acknowledgements by Suzanne Keeptwo

Checking Out (p. 189-190)
Dani Spinosa

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Check by Sarah Tolmie
  • Ripping Down Half the Trees by Evan J

Balancing on the Tip of Hope (p. 190-193)
Emily Wall

Book(s) Reviewed

  • Ghosthawk by Matt Rader
  • Cattail Skyline by Joanne Epp
  • A History of the Theories of Rain by Stephen Collis
  • Breath, Like Water: An Anticolonial Romance by Norah Bowman

Prince George: “A State of Mind” (p. 193-194)
Robert Zacharias

Book(s) Reviewed

  • White Coal City: A Memoir of Place and Family by Robert Boschman