Posts Tagged ‘John Harris’
Who Killed CanLit?
John Harris looks at the recent Canadian Notes and Queries issue on who killed CanLit, whether or not it’s really dead, and whether a bunch of comfortable white guys are positioned to determine its condition.
Read MoreIn Defense of Postnorth
There’s a poetry war going on in Northern, B.C.. It isn’t a joke, and the stakes are real. Graham Pearce offers a description of what it’s about
Read MoreVersions of North
John Harris “does” G.P. Lainsbury’s long poem, Versions of North, thus establishing Lainsbury as a serious force in B.C. Poetry.
Read MoreThe New Ken Belford: Reaching Out without Selling Out
John Harris gives Ken Belford’s new book of poems the kind of close reading poets ought to be willing to kill to get, even when it doesn’t entirely come out the way they’d want.
Read MoreAcknowledging a City’s Dark History
Prince George poet Barry McKinnon enters the millennium.
Read MoreMore on Juxtaposition
John Harris loses his temper at the dooneyscafe.com editors, and then quickly regains control of it. Thus, the editors get what they asked for, and the universe continues to unfold as it should.
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