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Minister in Kanada
by Frank Oberle

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Trade Poetry Books: Please click thumbnails below:

The Wild Weathers: a gathering of love poems. And here is love: trying to portage the bog of refusal...



2011

The Bright Well edited by Fiona Tinwei Lam. "It's a strange relief, a remembrance, the release of tears and the return of rejoicing.
Unearthed by Janet Marie Rogers. "...haunting and devastating—a lovely, searing collection."
Only the Fallen Can See by Jude Neale. "A compelling journey of a mother struggling with bipolar illness."
True by Kirsty Elliot. "Pink feather boas and spruce trees. Glitter and firelight."












Back List

Curving the Line / Curvando la línea by Carmen Leñero. Translated by Lorna Crozier
Falling Season by Beth Kope ... "this is a quietly stunning book"
My Nature by Christine Lowther. "a genius for loci ... the pervading spirit of a place."
So Large an Animal by Bibiana Tomasic. "poems of lament, tribute, reclamation and celebration."
Flesh in the Inkwell—poems from a writer's life; an autobiography in verse by Winona Baker.

 

 

 

 



 

 

 

Let Beauty Be: a Season in the Highlands, Guatemala Kit Pepper. "Simply radiant sight!"
Huge Blue by Patrick Pilarski. "Monumental footfalls ..."
Obituary of Light: the Sangan River Meditations by Susan Musgrave. Poems from Masset on Haida Gwaii.
Precipitous Signs: a Rain Journal by Leanne Boschman. "Saturated with the North Coast ..."
Looking for Lucy by Wanda Campbell. "An invigorating quest ..." Canadian Literature
Revolutions by Joan Shillington. " ... the windows of the Romanov’s country prison..." Richard Harrison
roughened in undercurrent by Shauna Paull. "Glimpses the common astonishments of lives lived at risk..."
Ride Backwards on Dragon—a poet's journey through Liuhebafa by Kim Goldberg. "A lush book full of alchemy..." Out of Print
The Discipline of Undressing by K. Louise Vincent.
"I was astounded ..."
Out of Print

 

 
















 

 

 


Chapbook Catalogue

Please click thumbnails for bibliographic information, author bios,
book descriptions, media kits, reviews, and ordering information.

Postcards from the Sky, by Wendy Morton
Stunned, by Patricia Young
With Kelly and After, by Dorothy Field
Mimic, by Adrienne Gruber
A Monk's Fine Robes: a haiku sequence from Cambodia, by Terry Ann Carter
Paper Birds, by Lasqueti Island Winter Poets
Landscapes and Home: ghazals, by Yvonne Blomer
blackberries, by Allan Brown
Self Storage, by John Pass
The Earth's Kitchen, by Rhona McAdam
The Canonical Hours, by Eugene McNamara
Those Early Days, Hopeful by Mary Ann Moore
This Awakening to Light, by Pamela Porter
Hay Day Canticle, by David Zieroth
Cedar Cottage Suite, by Sandy Shreve
Momenti by Tina Biello
The Octopus Hunter, by Janna Wilson
The Mermaid and Other Fairy Tales, by Yi-Mei Tsiang
   
   

 


Monday's Poem
Peter Christensen




Reviews and News:

Janet Vickers:"... lift the essential image from nature to the page, and let the last line whack you in the chest ..." Read her review of Winona Baker’s Flesh in the Inkwell in The Canadian Unitarian, page 34.


An amazing interview on Sheryl MacKay's CBC program North by Northwest: Fiona Tinwei Lam, Elise Partridge, Miranda Pearson, and Betsy Warland share their stories and read from poems in The Bright Well, Contemporary Canadian Poems about Facing Cancer. Listen here.


That's some potent cup of coffee! Toronto's Black Coffee Poet interviewed Janet Marie Rogers. Read it here. And the book review here.


Congratulations to Janet Marie Rogers ... the radio documentary Bring Your Drum, which she hosted and co-produced, won the Best Radio award at the imagineNATIVE Film and Media Festival in Toronto—an international festival that celebrates indigenous film makers and media works. Click here to listen.


Rob Taylor interviews Fiona Tinwei Lam about
The Bright Well


Just out --

Postcards from the Sky
by Wendy Morton



Awards

Tina Biello was shortlisted for the Bressani Prize at the Vancouver Italian Cultural Centre for Momenti.

Susan Musgrave and Leanne Boschman were nominated for the ReLit Awards for their Leaf titles.

Susan Musgrave's Obituary of Light has been short-listed for the CAA Award for Poetry.

K. Louise Vincent's The Discipline of Undressing longlisted for the ReLit Awards

Kim Goldberg's Ride Backwards on Dragon shortlisted for Gerald Lampert Award


Links

Salish Artist Chris Paul,
our logo designer
www.chrispaul.ca

League of Canadian Poets


We gratefully acknowledge the support of the British Columbia Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts in our book publishing program.



 


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