The Montreal Issue (#89, Winter/Spring 2014)
Contents:
THE DUSTY BOOKCASE
A casual exploration of Canada’s suppressed, ignored, and forgotten literature
- Montreal’s Post-War Pulp:
A Brief Introduction (with Bonus Checklist!)
by Brian Busby
FEATURES
- Anglo by Marko Sijan
- The Mountain by Asa Boxer
- My Montreal by Robyn Sarah
- At Home with Peter Van Toorn by Meaghan Acosta
- In Studio with Leopold Plotek by Michael Carbert
- From Double to Quadruple Exile:
A Providential Disregard
by Donald McGrath - A Community in the Rough by Cory Lavender
- Smoky Valley Reprieve by Jesse Eckerlin
- An Evening with David Homel and Asa Boxer
by Marko Sijan - Je Rêve de Bobby Orr by Elisa Romano
- The Mystique of the Lone Wolf Cabby by Trevor Ferguson
- Crossing Over Russell Marois by Elisabeth Gill
- “So What [Are We] Doing Here?”:
At Home with Mary Harman and Norm Sibum
by Michael Carbert - Commencement by Norm Sibum
THE NORTH WING
Selections from the Lost Library of CanLit graphic novels
FICTION
- You Seem a Little Bit Sad by Kathleen Winter
USED AND RARE
- Remembering Irving by David Mason
REVIEWS
- Mark Sampson on Douglas Glover’s Savage Love
- JC Sutcliffe on Jennifer LoveGrove’s Watch How We Walk
- Bill Coyle on Robyn Sarah’s Digressions: Prose Poems, Collage Poems, and Sketches
CNQ COLLECTION
- On Peter Van Toorn’s “Mountain Leaf”
by Zachariah Wells