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New content added: March 1, 2005
[Submissions open.]

 

 

NEW! FICTION 

Canada, Man. Canada!
by Steve Hansen

The Roots of a Mulberry Tree
by Avital Gad-Cykman

Joey
by Ellyn Peirson

Previous Selves
by Bernard Kelly

Fog
by Hannah Holborn

Urban Decomposition
by Misha Firer

Gone Fishing
by Stacy Taylor

The High-Heeled Shoe
by Brandon Cole

 MISC

[some misc links]

Amis vs. Hitchens

A conference in honour of Frank Davey

Ottawa Small Press Fair (June 18, 2005)

Toronto Small Press Fair (May 21, 2005)

Matt Firth on micropresses

Lit blogs fill a niche

Nation Books

Artcity (Toronto)

Story by Mark Anthony Jarman

NTERVIEWS

Yashin Blake is inspired by a lifelong love of reading and listening to heavy music; Nathaniel G. Moore interviews him

NEW! Suzette Mayr's latest book chronicles a 20-year high school reunion that runs into complications ranging from adultery to undead vegetarian cannibals

Greg Hollingshead on his new novel, Bedlam, the state of short stories and whether Hemingway is still worth reading

 

COMMENT

Critics in Disarray: Douglas Glover on Don Quixote

Part II of Michael Bryson's essay on the novels of Douglas Glover

NEW! Dani Couture visits ... Cranks and Lurkers

 

REVIEWS

NEW! Haunted Hills & Hanging Valleys: Selected Poems 1969-2004
by Peter Trower; foreword Don McKay

NEW! Wanting the Day: selected poems
by Brian Bartlett

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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