Arc Poetry Magazine is looking for submissions of poetry—or prose about poetry—that takes the North as its pole star. We are looking for writing from the North and/or about t…
Rob Winger is rounding first; Erin Moure makes the case for translation; Poems from Nicole Brossard, Jan Conn and David Seymour
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For over 30 years, Arc Poetry Magazine has been bringing great poetry to readers in Canada and beyond. At Arc we find the brave new voices. We dig up the dead and too-soon-forgotten. We tackle the burning questions: What, say, is hockey poetry really about? What is with this ghazal fad? And: would you dare to be the next Anon?
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Allan Safarik. Famous Roadkill. Regina: Hagios Press, 2012
~Reviewed by rob mclennan
In his poetry collection Famous Roadkill, Saskatchewan poet Allan Safarik ... Continue Reading »
Brenda Schmidt. Grid. Regina, Saskatchewan: Hagios Press, 2012.
~Reviewed by Tanis MacDonald
I read Grid with a lot of curiosity about its ... Continue Reading »
Tom Wayman. Dirty Snow. Madeira Park, British Columbia: Harbour Publishing, 2012.
~Reviewed by John Lent
These are such mean, square, bullying times. I ... Continue Reading »
