HA&L 10th Anniversary
PARALLEL UNIVERSE

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Writing Ourselves: An Introduction to Parallel Universe by GUEST EDITOR Shane Neilson
What’s Missing (Introduction Part II) by GUEST EDITOR Sue Sinclair
In this House are Many Voices: The English-Language Women Poets of New Brunswick by Thomas Hodd
Tracing Her Hand: On Finding Kay Smith by Lisa Banks
Exploring a “Parallel Universe”: New Brunswick’s Latino-Canadian Authors by Haydée Sainz Gimeno and Sophie M. Lavoie
Setting and Social Class: Toward a Reading of Some Anglophone New Brunswick Poets by Stephanie Yorke
Remembering The New Brunswick Chapbooks by Nancy Bauer
Legacy as Compass: The Revisioned New Brunswick Chapbook Series by Jim Johnstone
The Weekend God: Alden Nowlan and the Poetry Weekend Fragments by Danny Jacobs
A Broken Alpine Path: Notes from a Woman Poet in New Brunswick by Jennifer Houle
‘One Prolonged Song:’ The Metaphysical Poetry of Robert Gibbs by Michael Pacey
No Point in Being Shy: Misremembering The Cormorant by RM Vaughan
An Interview with Robert Moore: A Wicked Sense of Humour in the Makings of Despair by Stephanie Yorke
Poetry: Derivative and Shortcut by Jennifer Houle
Poetry: GRETA HRÍMGERDR by Kayla Geitzler
Portfolio: Photographs by Jason Avery
Portfolio: HARIAS by Mario Doucette
Poetry: Acadiens; Or, Old Wives’ Tales and Salmon Fishing by Matthew Gwathmey
Poetry: Silent Letters and Silent Letters II by Michael Pacey
Poetry: BEC & CALL by Jenna Lyn Albert
Poetry: cracks by Monica Bolduc [translated by Jo-Anne Elder]
Poetry: Dispatches from the suburbs must sound like angels pissing by Jenn Carson
'Poetry: Stop no. 10 by Gabriel Robichaud [translated by Jo-Anne Elder]
Poetry: Farewell, Your immigrant’s suitcase, and Don’t Look Back by Neyda Long [translated by Sophie M. Lavoie]
Poetry: I DO NOT LIKE, BISECTED BY THE COLD, and THE FATHERLAND SEEMS SO FAR AWAY by Carlos Morales ["Fatherland" translated by Sophie M. Lavoie]
Poetry: Every day, My country, and Maybe tomorrow by Juan Carlos Martínez [translated by Sophie M. Lavoie]
Poetry: Into the Abyss by Angel Moulton
Poetry: Big Stop, Aulac, NB by Adam Beardsworth
Poetry: A Rabbit as Queen of the Moon; Emily and Alden; and Considering Physics, Destiny’s Child, BDSM, and Simone Weil at Drag Bingo by Emily Skov-Nielsen
Poetry: Mohannes #14 by Simon Brown
Poetry: Raincity in Winter by Elena Johnson
Poetry: can’t explain it by Brandon Arnold
Poetry: The River as Seen Past the Paintings in Gallery 78, Fredericton by Spencer Folkins
Poetry: Equinox by Ian LeTourneau
THE FIELD • The “Scholarly Turn Away”: The Shift From Evaluative to Descriptive Criticism in The Fiddlehead by Shane Neilson
Book Review • Verisimilitude and Funerals: Robert Moore’s Based on Actual Events by Stephanie Yorke
Review • On the Road Again, Astheure: Bolduc, Dugas & Leblanc, and Robichaud by Jo-Anne Elder
Review • Something In the Water: Kayla Geitzler’s That Light Feeling Under Your Feet by Symon Jory Stevens-Guille
Review • Rereading a Life: Brian Bartlett’s All Manner of Tackle: Living with Poetry by Lisa Banks
Review • Return to Scoudouc: Jo-Anne Elder's translation of Herménégilde Chiasson's To Live and Die in Scoudouc by Jenna Lyn Albert
Review • Not Forgotten Yet: New Brunswick at the Crossroads: Literary Ferment and Social Change in the East by Matthew Cormier
Review • Possibility Realized: Barbara Sibbald’s The Museum of Possibilities by Jamie Tennant
Review • Past, Not Lost: Jeffery Donaldson’s Fluke Print by M. Travis Lane
Review • Keeping the environment in focus: Nick Bradley's Rain Shadow by Robert Colman
Hat Trick Review [#1] • High Point of Perception: Jim Johnstone's The Chemical Life by A. F. Moritz
Hat Trick Review [#2] Jim Johnstone, Alchemist by Jeffery Donaldson
Hat Trick Review [#3] • A Season in Hell: On Jim Johnstone's The Chemical Life by James Pollock
SUBMIT! The Short Works Prize for Writing. DEADLINE October 19, 2019
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HA&L magazine would like to acknowledge the generous support of the Canada Council for the Arts, the Ontario Arts Council an Ontario Government Agency, the Centre for Community Engaged Narrative Arts, and the City of Hamilton. Sincere thanks to all of HA&L's members and sponsors – we wouldn't be here without you!
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