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The Founding of a Canadian Poetry, 1880 to the First World War
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The Seaboard Review of Books
Volume 3, Issue 7, February 16, 2026
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Nightshade by Lynn Hutchinson Lee
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Undertow by Beverley Shaw
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Feb 16
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The Art of Looking Back by Theresa Kishkan
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Feb 16
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Cheapskate in Lotusland: The philosophy and practice of living well on a small budget by Steve Burgess
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Nightshade by Lynn Hutchinson Lee
Reviewed by Lisa Timpf
Feb 16
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Undertow by Beverley Shaw
Reviewed by James M. Fisher
Feb 16
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Seamus and the Shiny Things, written and illustrated by Cara Kansala
Truly a children’s picture book to crow about
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Melanie Jackson
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The Love You Take by Robert Wilson
A wry, poignant novel about coming of age as the 1960s wind down
Feb 16
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Melanie Jackson
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Mavis Gallant’s Jewish Dilemma
A Throwback Thursday Review by Michael Greenstein
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Non-Fiction
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Cheapskate in Lotusland: The philosophy and practice of living well on a small budget by Steve Burgess
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Nurse Fortescue and Doctor Paddon by Dave Paddon
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Outspoken: A Journey from Olympic Athlete to Activist by Betty Baxter
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In the Shadow of Tungusuak by Chris Buckley
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James M. Fisher
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The Joy of Solitude by Robert J. Coplan
Reviewed by Bryn Robinson
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The Confederation Poets by James Deahl
The Founding of a Canadian Poetry, 1880 to the First World War
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Four-Square Poems by James Deahl
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Hawking the Surf by Diana E. Hayes
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The Zen of Writing
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Excerpt: The Zen of Poetry by Cynthia Sharp
Guidance For Beginner to Intermediate Writers
Jan 26
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Mouths, Squares, Rooms: Review of Gillian Sze’s An Orange, A Syllable
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Kate and the Composers by Joanne Culley and Author Interview
An updated interview with Joanne Culley and a review of Kate and the Composers, her latest book
Dec 22, 2025
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“Structure Gives The Writer’s Imagination Something to Push Against”—Cynthia Sharp Interviews Griffin Prize Winner Jane Munro
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Interview with Lynda Williams
Danila Botha Interviews Author Lynda Williams
Aug 11, 2025
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The Anne Emery Interview
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Jul 21, 2025
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Ronan O'Driscoll
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In Dialogue: Brenda J Thompson and Jeremy Akerman
Moose House Publisher and Author Interviews Author Jeremy Akerman
Jul 14, 2025
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