Probes
Wally Hourback uploads the first of a new series of probes into our cultural conditions–as viewed from North Bay, Ontario
It’s the 50th anniversary of the B.C. Civil Liberties Association. Stan Persky, a long-time BCCLA member, reflects.
Brian Fawcett does some textual analysis for a confused reader of Montreal poet Norm Sibum, and explains the difference between a “blog” and an edited website.
Sid Marty goes down to the woods today. The big surprise is that the bears are in big trouble.
Myrna Kostash delivers her account of Macedonia. She’s now back in Canada.
When I travelled through eastern/south-eastern Europe in the 1980s – this would result in the book Bloodlines in 1993 – I did not go to Bulgaria, quite deliberately. Among other things at the time, I was trying to situate my Slavic origins in Slavic histories in Europe, especially in those places as in…
Vancouver poet George Stanley talks about his work, from “Tete Rouge” to “After Desire.”
Myrna Kostash files her second travel report, this time from Sofia, Bulgaria. The first report, from Serbia, is in the archive..