Number 83 (Summer/Fall 2011)

Contents:

THE DUSTY BOOKCASE
A casual exploration of Canada’s suppressed, ignored, and forgotten literature

• Love is a Long Shot
  by Brian Busby

POETRY

• Three Poems by Nyla Matuk

FEATURES

• Introduction by Alex Good
• After the Moon Shot by Paul McNally
• Ducks and Darts by Mike Barnes
• The Tipping Point by Michael Carbert
• Canadian Literature in Our Time and the University
  by W.J. Keith
• Sort of Giving Up a Little Bit on Reading
  by Andrew Somerset
• Dick and Jane vs. The Palimpsest
  by Darryl Whetter
• How the Giller Prize Swallowed Canadian Literature
  by Stephen Henighan
• Reviewing by Steven W. Beattie

THE NORTH WING
Selections from the Lost Library of CanLit graphic novels

• Alice Munro’s  Some Women, as adapted by Rebecca Kraatz

FICTION

• “Tyger’s Demise” by Nathan Whitlock

THE SHORT STORY

• The Not-So-Good Terrorist by Kerry Clare

WORD OF MOUTH

• Reaching for Something That Isn’t There
  by Mark Sampson

ART

• The Soul of Things
  by Marius Kociejowski

REVIEWS

• George Fetherling on A Gentleman of Pleasure by Brian Busby
  and Carmine Starnino’s John Glassco and the Other Montreal
• Emily Donaldson on The Free World by David Bezmozgis
• Tina Northrup on Methodist Hatchet by Ken Babstock
• Patrick Warner on Slant Room by Michael Eden Reynolds
• Jules Lewis on A Good Man by Guy Vanderhaeghe
• August C. Bourre on Exit by Nelly Arcan

CNQ ABROAD

• History of Writ Now by Finn Harvor

CNQ COLLECTION

• Sub Divo by Norm Sibum