Arc 49: Table of Contents

Arc 49

Winter 2002


Poem of the Year Contest

Winners
 
Maureen Scott Harris   Be the River
Alison Pick   Infant Abandoned In High Park
Deanna Young   Recent Sightings
 
Honourable Mentions
 
John Wall Barger  Auguste & the Arsenic
Ken Howe  Prolegomenon to the Inhabitation of Trees
Russell Thornton  Night Bus
 
Editor's Choice
 
Su Croll  erratic
Genevieve Lehr  A Good Death
Esther Mazakian  Lobby
Isa Milman  Stolin
Sarah Shaughnessy  All Day I Sit In Plastic Chairs
E. Russell Smith  Reaching Fern Island
 

Diana Brebner Prize

Winner
 
Mary Trafford  A Drawing Lesson
 
Honourable Mention
 
Matthew Holmes  Honesty
 

Poetry

Catherine Owen  Open Letter to a Black Hole
The Astronomy Lesson
Stephen Brockwell  Monique
Kate Braid  The Blessing
Younger Sister
David Seymour  In the Absence of Birds
Rafi Aaron  Mandelstam—A Biography
The Years of Silence
Living My Death
The Last Poem
Alison Pick  For Shannon Bramer
Kristjana Gunnars  Morning After
first rose
Bill Howell  Dad's Canoe
Brian Day  Palace of Glass
Jardin de Luxembourg
Miranda Pearson  Landing
The Forks
John Reibetanz  Metamorphoses
 

Visual Arts

Antonio Romaszewski  Eight Paintings
 

Memoir

Shane Neilson  Alden Nowlan and Illness: A Case History
 

Feature Reviews

Martin Wallace  Marking Their Dance Cards

Mark Fruklin. Iron Mountain. Vancouver: Beach Holme, 2001.

rob mclennan. Harvest: a book of signifiers. Vancouver: Talonbooks, 2001.

Armand Garnet Ruffo. At Geronimo's Grave. Regina: Coteau, 2001.

Stephen Brockwell. The Cometology. Toronto: ECW, 2001.

Asoka Weerasinghe. Butterfly Poems. Ottawa: Gloucester Spoken Art, 2001.


Chris Jennings   “This Anarchic Scrawl,/ This
Wake of a Restless Scalpel”

A. F. Moritz. Early Poems. Toronto: Insomniac, 2002.


David Jarraway  Citizen Jane

Norma Cole. Spinoza in her Youth. Richmond Cal.: Omnidawn, 2002.

Erin Mouré. O Cidadan. Toronto: House of Anansi Press, 2002.

Dionne Brand. thirsty. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 2002.


Andrew Lesk  Beautiful Feeling?

Christian Bök. Eunoia. Toronto: Coach House Books, 2001.


Rhea Tregebov  Restlessness and Discipline

Aislinn Hunter. Into the Early Hours. Vancouver: Polestar, 2001.

Ken Howe. Household Hints for the End of the World. London: Brick, 2001.


 

Brief Reviews

Barbara Myers  Brian Bartlett. The Afterlife of Trees. Montreal: McGill-Queen's, 2002.
Maxianne Berger  Jacques Brault. Tr. E.D. Blodgett. At the Bottom of the Garden. Ottawa: BuschekBooks, 2001.
Shane Neilson  Stephen Cain. Torontology. Toronto: ECW, 2001.
Carmine Starnino  Louis Dudek. The Surface of Time. Montreal: Empyreal, 2000.
Anita Lahey  Susan Gillis. Swimming Among the Ruins. Winnipeg: Nuage Editions, 2000.
Barbara Myers  Steven Guppy. Understanding Heaven. Toronto: Wolsak and Wynn, 2001.
Miranda Pearson  Phil Hall. Trouble Sleeping. London: Brick, 2001.
Anita Lahey  Mavis Jones. Her Festival Clothes. Montreal: McGill-Queen's, 2001.
Marc Duane Anderson  Norman G. Kester. Liquid Love and Other Longings. Toronto: District Six, 2002.
Marc Duane Anderson  Dave Margoshes. Purity of Absence. Vancouver: Beach Holme, 2001.
Heather Spears   Gil McElroy. Dream Pool Essays. Vancouver: Talonbooks, 2001.
Shane Neilson  David McGimpsey. Hamburger Valley, California. Toronto: ECW, 2001.
Christopher Doda  Alda Merini. The Holy Land. Toronto: Guernica, 2001.
Maxianne Berger  Pierre Morency. Tr. Lisa Cowan and René Brisebois. Words That Walk in the Night. Montreal: Signal Editions, 2001.
Chris Turnbull  Linda Rogers and Barbara Colebrook Peace. P. K. Page: Essays on Her Works. Toronto: Guernica, 2001.
Anita Lahey  Barbara Colebrook Peace. Kyrie. Victoria: Sono Nis, 2001.
Miranda Pearson  Norm Sacuta. Garments of the Known. Madeira Park: Nightwood Editions, 2001.
Heather Spears  Karen Solie. Slow Haul Engine. London: Brick, 2001.
Chris Turnbull  Jon Tarnoc; Katalin Thury. Crystal Garden: An Anthology of Canadian Contmporary Poetry in English. Budapest: Hungarian-Canadian Friendship Society, 2001.
 

Erratum

Bill Howell's poem, “"Dad's Canoe",” which appears in Arc 49 (pages 54 and 55), was unfortunately printed with two errors: there is one extra line space between stanzas five and six; and the last line ("it displaces the current surface....") was dropped. Arc apologizes to both Bill Howell and our readers. View the correct version of the poem here.
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