ottawa poetry newsletter

Jan Allen ’s poetry juxtaposes technical and psychological jargon with original language and metaphoric abstractions. Much of her imagery is...

Historically, so much of the poetry that has come out of the City of Ottawa has moved through the mode of the confessional lyric, in a city ...

At the Ottawa Poetry Newsletter you naturally read a lot about poetry readings, slams and performances: those subterranean gatherings that m...

First a warning, this collection of poems was published in a limited edition of 50 copies and is no doubt sold out by now. When I was at the...

a private life I want to build houses in the dusk of a late century mud pits smudged with human feet shapely cusps sawdust grain cupped...

Brick Books , 80 pages. ISBN 1-894078-43-8 $17.00 CDN/ $13.00 US March, 2005. Reviewed by Jesse P. Ferguson. From the three-time Governor Ge...

Norman Drive is the tenth in the series of University of Ottawa Department of English class anthologies began by Friday Circle in 1993, pub...

In case you've been living under a rock, I'd like to inform you that the country is currently in the midst of a federal election cam...

The Peter F. Yacht Club & span-o present: The Peter F. Yacht Club Christmas Party with (brief) readings of poetry by Nicholas Lea, Jesse...

Usually it takes forever to get work out of Ottawa writer Clare Latremouille, who, despite herself, has managed to appear in a number of jou...

Passionate, generous, opinionated, fiercely intelligent, Marianne Bluger raged quietly against her cancer for more than a decade before it ...

This interview was conducted over email from October to November 2005 Amatoritsero Ede is an ex-Hindu Monk with the Hare Krishna Movement, ...