HA&L issue nine.1
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Judith Fitzgerald’s Electric Poetry by R. Bruce Elder
[TRINITY] To Fiona Kinsella, Paul Lisson, and Vesna Trkulja-Stevens with Love by Judith Fitzgerald
Judith Fitzgerald NOTES TO THE EDITOR by Ann-Marie Metten, Talonbooks
POEMS A Selection from Impeccable Regret by Judith Fitzgerald
Judith Fitzgerald’s Impeccable Regret by Thomas Dilworth
A Poet’s Life Remembering Judith Fitzgerald, 1952–2015 by Karl Jirgens
“Beyond The Blue Neon” The Lyric Authority of Judith Fitzgerald by M. Travis Lane
Judith Fitzgerald To Be Remembered And Celebrated by Lenore Langs
Dark, sexy, funny, dangerous • and a Poem ONCE IN A BLUE MOON (after Judith Fitzgerald) by Stan Rogal
Letters from Judith Fitzgerald
Filmmaker, Critic, Journalist, and Right To Die Activist John Hofsess: Man in Pieces by Stephen Broomer
THE FIELD Sunglasses in the Cold: “David” and Euthanasia in Canada by Shane Neilson
A Poem: DAVID by Earle Birney
A Memoir from Italy How Al Purdy travelled to Tuscany, lending his poetry to Siena by Laura Ferri
Poetry: A Small Wooden House and In December by Chris Pannell
Art is Labour: Carole Condé and Karl Beveridge by Earl Miller
A Portfolio of Photographs: Artists in their Studios by Jeff Tessier
"Is There a Subtle Difference between Selling Art and Selling Potatoes?" Making The Leg Book by V. Jane Gordon • with an Introduction by Stephanie Vegh
Capturing a half century of oppression and promise, Jacob Lawrence: An Introduction and Poem, Color Separation by Sima Rabinowitz
the flowering plum tree: Bees, Science, and Sadness by Nancy Holmes
Portfolio: A 22 Year Collaboration with the Bees by Aganetha Dyck
Video: Two Claymation Shorts Arcscape & Seascape by Kelly Zantingh
Portfolio: An Aqueous State by Janusz Wrobel
Poetry: Seeing Andromeda and Matter by Nicola Winstanley
Poetry: Waterfowl and Gamos by Annick MacAskill
What to Save in a Burning House: Wayne Allan and the Arts by J.S. Porter
A Poem: Great Fire of the World Highway No.1. East of Regina by Kenneth McRobbie
A Portfolio of Paintings by Miklos Legrady
Short Story: Love, Despite its History by Jeremy Griffin
Poetry: Somehow and Under the Muscle by Sean Johnston
Poetry: recipes for breakfast and sofreh by Bahar Orang
Poetry: Our tradition's to discuss the essential shift of every year and Come soon to shutter on 'till sealing night by F. A. Meier
Poetry: Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now and Rumsey Road by Nathaniel G. Moore
Portfolio: Barton Village Series by Sonya de Laat Introduction by Amanda Dudnik
Poetry: X-Ray Machine and Gathering by Danny Jacobs
Book Review by Kim Echlin: Reflections on the twentieth anniversary of the second edition of The Oxford Companion to Canadian Literature
In Bed With The Word • Reading Daniel Coleman: an Introduction to Student Responses by Shane Neilson
HA&L RAVE: SHORT WORKS from: Elisha Stam a minute to even think, Beatrice Ekwa Ekoko's Bus Stories, and Judy Pollard Smith's The Dam Seed Collection. A Memoir: Al Purdy by Lucia Lippi. PLUS: more writing on Daniel Coleman and In Bed With the Word: Julia Empey's Reading as Stumbling Back To Ourselves, Analepsis by William Jesse Dorey, Alone – With Someone Else by Rachel Harvey, and Appealing to Vulnerability by Elizabeth DiEmanuele.
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“Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's needs, but not every man's greed.” ― Mahatma Gandhi [Pyarelal, and Mahatma Gandhi. 1966. Mahatma Gandhi Vol. 1, Book 2 Vol. 1, Book 2. Ahmedabad: Navajivan Pub. House.]
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Guest Poetry Editor: Shane Neilson Paul Lisson: Editor Fiona Kinsella: Editor / Designer Contributing Editor: David Forsee Associate Editor: John Nyman Assistant Editor: Leah Klein Founding Art Director: Peter Stevens (1963-2015)
Hamilton Arts & Letters 8TH ANNIVERSARY issue nine.1 ISSN 1916-8454
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