Boxing the Compass
Richard Greene

Forthcoming Titles

A Place in Mind
Avi Friedman

Cartoon Review of the War
Robert Bruce Henry

Circus
Michael Harris

The Crow's Vow
Susan Briscoe

The Crime on Cotes des Neiges
David Montrose

Wine Myths, Facts and Snobberies
Daniel Pambianchi

The Third Seder
Irene Lilienheim Angelico
Yehudi Lindeman

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Andrew Steinmetz, editor of Esplanade Books, recently has been setting music to the lyrics of Carmine Starnino's poems (published by Gaspereau Press) and Jason Guriel's poems (published by Signal Poetry).
To listen to 'The Hard to Get Rid Of', click here.
To listen to 'Shag', click here.

 

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    Dated October 8, 1910, the first-year front page of the paper was a gift many years ago from Malcolm Reid (The Shouting Sign Painters). Le Devoir celebrates its 100th anniversary this year.





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