A poetry collection of discovery Year of the Metal RabbitTammy ArmstrongGaspereau Press The poems in Tammy Armstrong’s fifth collection of poetry, Year of the Metal Rabbit, come from a place […]
by : Jenn Thornhill Verma
by : Jenn Thornhill Verma
by : Jenn Thornhill Verma
“An enjoyable read for Newfoundlanders, expats and visitors alike.”
by : Heather Carruthers
by : Annick MacAskill
Crow Gulch shows us a poet with a distinct style and point of view.
by : Sam Fraser
Hugh Thomas plays the role of an interpreter who doesn’t speak the language.
by : Annick MacAskill
Annick MacAskill on Bernier-Cormier’s Correspondent
by : Simon Vigneault
Wandering the valleys of memory, chambers of relationship and intimacy
by : Alison Dyer
The poet weaves themes of love and loss, wandering and discovery
by : Joan Sullivan
Climbing Knocknarea, Choyce’s 92nd book, includes 52 poems
by : Elizabeth Johnston
Steinfeld’s poems make us question the absurdity of our efforts to make meaning, and at the same time, are a testament to the imperative to keep trying
by : Elizabeth Johnston
These gentle poems touch on many subjects including carpentry, eggs, Italian songs, trees and other green things; they ponder the mystery of death and dichotomy as matter-of-factly as a pretty bunch of flowers might nod to the setting sun
by : Bobbi Pike
The poet shows us no mercy in the showing of the blackness that exists in this world and the afterlife
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