CNQ Issue #107 (Spring/Summer 2020)
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Contents
The Landscape
- by Seth
What’s Old | Notable CanLit reissues and offerings from the country’s antiquarian booksellers
- Grave Sirs by John Newlove | The Private Press of Robert Reid and Takao Tanabe, 1962
- They Have Bodies by Barney Allen | University of Ottawa Press
- Rockbound by Frank Parker Day | Penguin Canada
- The Ravine by Phyllis Brett Young | Véhicule Press
- Let Us Compare Mythologies by Leonard Cohen | McGill Poetry Series, 1956
Editorial
- Editor’s Note by Emily Donaldson
The Dusty Bookcase | A casual exploration of Canada’s suppressed, ignored, and forgotten literature
- Montparnasse Microbe Mystery! Robert W Service’s The Master of the Microbe by Brian Busby
Poetry
- “Untitled” by Ulrikka S Gernes
- “Thatching Mooed Epithets” by Basia Gilas
Features
- Pete & Jigs, 1918: Scenes from the other pandemic by Douglas Glover
- Chance: Decades later, a murder’s tragic alignment still reverberates by Colette Maitland
- Gone Before Breakfast: George Fetherling’s books by Bruce Whiteman
- Does Anybody Care?: Canada’s appalling attitude to its literary culture by Nigel Beale
- A Blog Too Far: The Canadian military prefers its soldiers to be seen, not heard by Kelly S Thompson
- Double Dipping in the Second Wave: A feminist remembers herself by Elaine Dewar
The North Wing
- Alice Munro’s “Runaway” by Meags Fitzgerald
Used and Rare
Fiction
- “Expectations” by Shelley Wood
- “Twyla” by Alex Pugsley
Memoir
- Out of the Bronx by Cynthia Holz
Reviews
- Kat Cameron’s Ghosts Still Linger by Bruce Whiteman
- William Gibson’s Agency by Paige Cooper
- S D Chrostowska’s The Eyelid by Jeff Bursey
- Michael Melgaard’s Pallbearing by Brett Josef Grubisic
- Paul Legault’s The Tower by Alex Good
Exhumations
- The Wellcome Museum of Medical Science by Stephen Fowler