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In case you missed it...
Submitted by gbetts on June 1, 2009 - 4:32pm
A collection of links in the news or new or close to now...
Art transforming society in St. Catharines
Anne Michaels as avant-garde architect
Robin Blaser remembered
another take on Blaser
and another
A best-wishes for a quick return to health to Paul Quarrington. I spent the better part of an evening in Ottawa with Paul just a day or so before the gig discussed, as part of a Filming Canadian Literature conference at U of O. He seemed in good shape and was in fine form that night. These things can be beaten, and I wish him well in that battle.
Canada's famous writers as landscape
Evan Munday, of Coach House, sells books
Forget Oxford, Derek Walcott comes to Alberta
CBC presents a goofy list of Canada's ten-best poets.
Quill & Quire takes the bait.
Some interviews worth checking out:
Jennifer Sampirisi
Steve McCaffery
Jason Dewinetz
Canada's most famous publisher, Harlequin, as avant-garde
Edmonton's poet laureate rejects poetry
