“Language to Live By” (pp. 176-178)
Book(s) Reviewed
- How Poetry Saved my Life: A Hustler’s Memoir by
- Catalysts: Confrontations with the Muse by
“Lit up like a glowstick” (pp. 177-178)
Book(s) Reviewed
- Pebble Swing by
- None of This Belongs to Me by
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- Quiet Night Think by
- On Her Own Terms: Poems about Memory Loss and Living Life to the Fullest by
- Fugue with Bedbug by
“memory knows no compromise” (pp. 162-164)
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- From Turtle Island to Gaza by
- Before I Was a Critic I Was a Human Being by
“storee lines” (pp. 148-50)
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- textual vishyuns: image and text in the work of bill bissett by
- novel by
“There’s so much more to be seen . . .” (pp. 152-153)
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- Undiscovered Country by
- Dear Current Occupant: A Memoir by
“Time Not Space” (pp. 193-194)
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- Clyde Fans by
“waist-deep in the criss-cross river of shadows” (pp. 171-172)
Book(s) Reviewed
- Sharing the Past: The Reinvention of History in Canadian Poetry since 1960 by
“What would life be without art?” (pp. 142-43)
Book(s) Reviewed
- The Gravitational Pull of Bernice Trimble by
- The Divine: A Play for Sarah Bernhardt by
- carried away on the crest of a wave by
“yearning distilled to its essence” (pp. 140-142)
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- On Nostalgia by