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Author: George Murray
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Aug 2001
 | The Cottage Builder's Letter
by George Murray
McClealland & Stewart
99 pages $16.99 paper
ISBN: 0771066724
|  | Credo
by Carmine Starnino
McGill-Queen's
52 pages $16.95 paper
ISBN: 0773519076
|  | Days into Flatspin
by Ken Babstock
Anansi
81 pages $16.95 paper
ISBN: 0887846580
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Out with Purdysim! Let the new poets sing!
by Derek Webster
AlPurdy was a mediocre poet, but his influence is seen in so many poets that his importance to our national literature is undeniable: whatever has happened so far, Purdy has been a part of it. I wish I had known Al Purdy, because he was, by every account, an incredible man. Still, part of me is not sad, for meeting him would certainly have made that much harder the task of distinguishing the man from his work. Read more...
| JanFeb 2006
Two Little Windows
by Matthew J. Trafford
Bearing the requisite fleur-de-lis on its cover and title pages, David Solway's Demilunes is intended to give readers a glimpse into the "unique phenomenon of QuTbTcois poetry and culture." These "little windows" reveal widely disparate interiors as the reader peers into QuTbec's "harsh and sustaining" landscape, fecund and complicated history, passionate devotion to its religious heritage, and luridly secular sensuality. Read more...
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