Summer 2012 No. 179

Publication Date: July 19, 2012

Launch: TBA

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Contents: (so far)

Winner:

2012 Novella Prize
Poetry
  • Dorothy Field, "Pontormo"
  • Ben Ladouceur, "590 Lisgar," "Pulitzer," and "Pollen"
  • David Martin, "Jacks," "Henry Kelsey," "Elephant Pools," and "Prospectus"
  • Shane Rhodes, from Found Land: "Lakes and Rivers," "Body of Text," "As May Have Been Grunted," "File No. 1447," and "The Instruments"
  • Peter Richardson, “Of Cordwood and Chrysanthemums Handled to the Strains of Bizet”
  • George Sipos, "Apostate"
  • Katie Thompson, "Want"
  • Dan O'Brien, "The Poet Takes Flight," "The War Reporter Paul Watson Listense to the Translator's Story," and "The War Reporter Paul Watson and the Lady Pol"
  • Michelle Brown, "the house"
  • Raoul Fernandes, "By Way of Explanation," "After Hours at the Centre for Dialogue," and "Everything Goes"
  • Catherine Graham, "Between His Finger & His Thumb," "Gold Carp," and "River Bed"
  • Steve Noyes, "The Marais" and "Ephoritril®, 200MG Capsule"
  • John Reibetanz, "Shore House"
  • Robin Richardson, "The Love Story of S. Rose" and "If He Took Me"
  • Chantelle Rideout, "Coda: the cityscape, reflected in my water glass"
Fiction
Creative Nonfiction
  • Lee Kofman, “The Rain”
Reviews
  • Poetry
  • Warren Heiti, Hydrologos (Toronto: Pedlar, 2011). (Reviewed by Eric Miller)
  • Catherine Owen and Joe Rosenblatt, Dark Fish and Other Infernos (Saskatoon: Jack Pine, 2011), Onjana Yawnghwe, The Imaginary Lives of Buster Keaton (Saskatoon: Jack Pine, 2011), and Patricia Young, Pilgrimage: Love Poems (Saskatoon: JackPine, 2011). (All reviewed by Jay Ruzesky)
  • Jamella Hagen, Kerosene (Gibsons: Nightwood, 2011) and Linda Besner, The Id Kid (Montreal: Signal, 2011). (Both reviewed by Danielle Janess)
  • Fiction           
  • Joe Denham, The Year of Broken Glass (Gibsons: Nightwood, 2011). (Reviewed by Allison LaSorda)
  • Esme Claire Keith, Not Being on a Boat (Calgary: Freehand, 2011). (Reviewed by Matt Rutchik)
  • Nonfiction
  • Alice Major, Intersecting Sets: A Poet Looks at Science (Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 2011). (Reviewed by Alisa Gordaneer)
  • Fraser Sutherland, The Life and Words of Edward Lacey (Toronto: BookLand, 2011). (Reviewed by Robert G. May)
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  • TBA