Poems for a Birthday In celebration of the 90th birthday of Hugh Anson-Cartwright on 22 November 2020. This 24 page pamphlet contains a dozen poems, including two previously unpublished poems by Richard Outram. Poets contributing to this 24 page pamphlet … Continued
John Terpstra, Wild Hope: Prayers & Poems John Terpstra is a poet and non-fiction writer who lives and works as a carpenter and cabinetmaker in Hamilton, Ontario. He has published ten books of poetry and several works of non-fiction, including … Continued
Margo Swiss, Second Gaze Margo Swiss was born in Peterborough, Ontario. She studied at Trent, Manitoba, and York and for many years taught at York University (English, Humanities, Creative Writing). She has co-edited two volumes of scholarly essays in Early … Continued
John Terpstra is a poet and non-fiction writer who lives and works as a carpenter and cabinetmaker in Hamilton, Ontario. He has published nine books of poetry and four works of non-fiction. In addition to many … Continued
Out of print Here is a review of this collection of reminiscences: http://jps.library.utoronto.ca/index.php/bsc/article/viewFile/18232/15164
Pier Giorgio Di Cicco was born in Italy and raised in Maryland, Montreal, and Toronto. He died in December 2019 near Orillia, Ont. He was the author of more than 20 books of poetry and a book on city building … Continued
Poet, musician, mathematician, astronomer, former Professor of English, University of British Columbia: Lee Milford Johnson died on 10 July 2023 at the age of 79. Growing up near the centre of the continent on a chain of lakes in rolling … Continued
$5.00 + postage On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of The St. Thomas Poetry Series (1988-2013), a pamphlet of unpublished poems by 15 poets who have … Continued
Jeremy Clarke (born 5 February 1962) is a British-born poet who lives in London. Clarke’s debut collection, Devon Hymns (2010), featured artwork by John Berger and Yves Berger. A limited edition chapbook, Incidents of Travel, and the pamphlet, Common Prayer … Continued
Hannah Main-van der Kamp has published three books in The St. Thomas Poetry Series: With Averted Vision (2000), According to Loon Bay (2004,) and Slow Sunday on the Malaspina Strait (2012). She also appears in both anthologies published by … Continued