Reviews

So Far So Good

By John Harris | November 27, 2002

John Harris begins a series of clips sent from the wilds of South America

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More Than a Diary, More Than a Lake

By Gordon Lockheed | November 6, 2002

Gordon Lockheed review Diary of a Lake, edited by John Harris and Vivien Lougheed

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His Nose, etc.

By Brian Fawcett | October 29, 2002

Brian Fawcett starts off to review George Bowering’s His Life, but it turns into something more like an appreciation of a very gifted poet’s character

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MAN OF DISAPPOINTMENT: MATT COHEN’S TYPING

By John Harris | October 4, 2002

John Harris makes a non-devotional analysis of Matt Cohen’s Typing

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Clara Callan: The Book of the Hour

By Brian Panhuyzen | October 2, 2002

Brian Panhuyzen reviews last year’s GG & Giller winning novel

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CHANGING THEIR SPOTS

By Stan Persky | July 24, 2002

Stan Persky reviews a new book on post-war American fiction

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OUR EMMELINE

By John Harris | June 24, 2002

John Harris discusses art, artiness and the overabundance of cliches in the novels of Jane Urquhart, and adds a couple of critical innovations of his own to conventional literary analysis

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SPINOZA’S LENS

By Stan Persky | June 12, 2002

Stan Persky examines a new book that suggests that the radical edge of Enlightment philosophy has shaped modernity more than we recognize

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The Many Lives of Jesus

By T.F. Rigelhof | May 30, 2002

Terry Rigelhof gives an contextual overview of Nino Ricci’s likely-to-be-controversial novel Testament

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NOW SHOWING AT A MOVIE THEATRE NEAR YOU

By Stan Persky | May 21, 2002

Stan Persky reviews film-maker Hanif Kureishi’s newly-minted book of essays

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