Arc 62 Summer 2009
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Ghazal Mania
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Paul Tyler
Paul Tyler on Best Canadian Poetry in English 2008
Stephanie Bolster (ed.), Molly Peacock (series ed.). Best Canadian Poetry in English 2008. Toronto: Tightrope Books, 2008.
Carmine Starnino
on David 0'Meara: Arriving Early
Excerpt from Feature Review
David O’Meara. Noble Gas, Penny Black. London: Brick, 2008.
Rob Winger
A brief history of the Canadian ghazal
At a certain point in John Thompson’s Stilt Jack, the author looks up and away from trout, stones, water, bait, and hooks, and re-focuses his intuitive gaze:
Sometimes I think the stars scrape at my door, wanting in;
I’m watching the hockey game.
Press Release: May 24, 2009
Arc Poetry Magazine 62 (Summer 2009): Ghazal Mania
- An examination of the work of John Thompson and his innovation with the Ghazal form in English.
- Plus: New poetry from Stuart Ross, Susan Glickman, Michael Lista, Troy Jollimore and more!
Arc 62 Summer 2009
- Arc 62 Summer 2009
- Paul Tyler on Best Canadian Poetry in English 2008
by Paul Tyler - on David 0'Meara: Arriving Early
by Carmine Starnino - A brief history of the Canadian ghazal
by Rob Winger - Heron
by Stuart Ross - Penelope in Heavy Weather
by Amanda Jernigan - My Father On The Church Roof
by Harry Thurston - Arc Poetry Magazine 62 (Summer 2009): Ghazal Mania
- Paul Tyler on Best Canadian Poetry in English 2008
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- Arc launches Issue #63 (the three-legged issue)
- The Night of the Apocalypse Yahweh Tinkles the Ivories
by Patricia Young - Canadian Gothic
by Jim Johnstone - Crow, of the family Corvidae
by Gillian Wallace - Advisory
by Steve McOrmond - Fidelities
by Chris Jennings - Excerpt from essay "On ending a poem"
by Barbara Myers - Katia Grubisic on Matthew Tierney's The Hayflick Limit
by Katia Grubisic - Poet in Residence, October 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011 - Call for Proposals
- November 2009: Three calls for entry, and one new way to get Arc
- Calls for Entry coming up early in 2010
- Arc Digital Edition Now Available
- Lampman-Scott Award 2008 Winner
- Reactions to selections from Arc Annual 2010
- Frederick Ward’s blistering blues - Excerpt
by George Elliott Clarke
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- PM reads Arc (1)
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