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Beach Holme Publishing

January 29, 2015

Books Reviewed by Canadian Literature

Kameleon Man by Kim Barry Brunhuber
Iron Mountain by Mark Frutkin
Tending the Remnant Damage by Sheila Peters
Secret by John Wilson
The View from Tamischeira by Richard Cumyn
The Gambler's Daughter by Shirlee Smith Matheson
Under Emily's Sky by Ann Alma
Flesh and Blood by Michael Crummey
Prime by Miranda Pearson
Tending the Remnant Damage by Barbara Sibbald and Sheila Peters
The Accidental Orphan by Constance Horne
The Doctor's Apprentice by Ann Walsh
On the Threshold: Writing Toward the Year 2000 by T. Anne Archer et al.
We Could Stay Here All Night by Debbie Howlett
If It Rains again Tomorrow, Can We Go Home? by Frank O'Keefe
Autobiography by Marilyn Bowering
Human Bodies: New and Collected Poems 1987-1999 by Marilyn Bowering
Moving Water by Joan Skogan
One Leaf Shaking: Collected Later Poems 1977-1990 by Robin Skelton
Interpreting Silence by Rhonda Batchelor
Winds through Time: An Anthology of Canadian Historical Young Adult Fiction by Ann Walsh
Common Place Ecstasies by Wendy McGrath
Ounce of Cure: Alcohol in the Canadian Short Story by Mark Anthony Jarman
What the Small Day Cannot Hold by Susan Musgrave