The Miramichi Reader - Ken Wilson's 'Walking the Bypass
by Matthew Anderson – “a redemptive journey through some of the least redeeming landscapes an urban walker might visit.”
Sheila Graham-Smith
A Nova Scotia writer - author of The View From Errisbeg - who blogs about books, cover design, and aspects of publishing at sheilagrahamsmithfiction.Wordpress.com
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Sunday Morning - Alexandra Harris and Romantic Moderns
These fragments [we] have shored against our ruins. T.S. Eliot
Sunday Morning - Is the bird singing today?
Your question – your answer – Your song, what does it know? - Paul Celan - Keine Sandkunst (No more sand art)
Sunday Morning - the space between two figures
"A story always slips into, or tends to slip into the space between two figures, in order to illustrate the animated whole." Gilles Deleuze
Review - A Translucent Read for a Canadian Winter
“Not much can prepare a person for death but love is most effective."
Seaboard Review - if, after snow
James M. Fisher - "I knew right away, from the opening dream-like passage. that if, after snow would be a great literary fiction read - the kind of slow-to-medium paced narrative that I genuinely love
Someone Else’s Saint – Matthew R. Anderson
Whan that Aprill with his shoures soote
Sunday Morning – The Rising Down
“A downe is a lytyl swellynge or arerynge of erthe passynge the playne grounde … but not retchyng to hyghness of an hylle.
Another Way of Looking at Bodies in Summer – Guest Reviewer
Rejected cover design options – Askance Publishing
Sunday Morning – Guest Poet
Spirited Away – Studio Ghibli