A WEB JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY CANADIAN POETRY AND POETICS Vol. 2 No. 1 Fall 1997 MONTREAL MEMORIES "This is my home territory. I still find it the most colorful and exciting city on the continent. I love Montreal. I love the clash of the two cultures. I love the scenery--I love every blessed centimetre of Montreal" --Irving Layton, Vancouver Sun March 8, 1997 Editorial: Don Precosky Poetry: Seven Poems by Artie Gold [including one in Realaudio format] Memoir: Rob Ziegler, "So Much Depends Upon a Man with a Red Goatee on a Montreal Street Corner" Poetry: "Isabella," a poem sequence by Ken Norris Memoir: Barry McKinnon, "Chairs in the Time Machine" Photographs: Thirteen photos of Montreal by Robert Walker. These photos have been integrated with Barry McKinnon's memoir. Click here to see just the photos. Poem: Simon Thompson, "All Apologies to L. Cohen" Music: Two cuts by jazz musician Peter Leitch Interview: Barry McKinnon and Don Precosky interview Garry Geddes Contributors