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• Review of Jessica Bebenek’s Fourth Walk

  Annick MacAskill reviews Jessica Bebenek's third chapbook, "Fourth Walk," with references to the lyric voice and accismus.

• The New Pastoral

  Town Crier guest editor Jessica Bebenek introduces June's theme of eco-poetics, with references to Jacob McArthur Mooney and what's to come.

• Three Poems

  Read three poems by Jessica Bebenek, then check out the Austin Clarke Prize in Literary Excellence!

• The End of Eco-Poetics

  Town Crier guest editor Jessica Bebenek concludes June's theme of eco-poetics, with a reflection on the month's contributors and their understanding of what "nature" means to them.

• Poetry of Lyrics: The Uncluded

  Exploring the lyrics of Kimya Dawson and Aesop Rock, joined together as the shambling musical creature known as The Uncluded.

• Interview: dalton derkson

  dalton derkson talks W.H. Drummond, Al Purdy, bill bissett, P.K. Page, Fred Wah, shocking the Ottawa poetry scene, and what it means to be a Canadian poet.

• The Unseen Role of the Editor

  Bebenek tackles the unseen role of the editor and the collaborative nature of authorship. What do editors and truck drivers have in common?

• “yo that’s jokes”: An Interview and Author Notes: Bardia Sinaee

  Puritan Poet Bardia Sinaee discusses micro presses, reviewing and not being white.

• Never Give Up the Ghost

  JC Bouchard on embracing our origins, and the Worst Case Ontario tour with Julie Mannell, dalton derkson, Jessica Bebenek, and JM Francheteau.

• JC Bouchard Asks About Early Days

  Suzanna Derewicz interviews JC Bouchard to discuss FIRST WORDS, a literary podcast that asks poets, writers, and publishers how it all began.

• Keep Building: Members Reflect on Toronto’s Literary Community

  Read Jess Taylor's essay on Toronto's Literary Community, then check out the Austin Clarke Prize in Literary Excellence!

• Questions for JC Bouchard

  Domenica Martinello talks to JC Bouchard about his new poetry chapbook WOOL WATER in Iceland, and about similarities to Anne Carson and Rae Armantrout.