Sunday, April 7, 2013
Spring 2013
For those friends who are not on Facebook.
Here's the Flower of the Week--Magnolia in bloom on Raab Street, Hope, on April 2, 2013, inspiring my new Words to Live by, in Life as in Art: to focus on the positives, on what is here--the graceful white lines; the contrast of black, white, and grey; the blush of colour in bud and flower bowl; the branch as a slash between past and future; the texture of the velvet budcaps (calyxes); the way the flower shivers at the wind's caress. (You can tell I am reading Hardy again.)
New Reviews
New Reviews
Happy to announce that four new reviews are posted at the Prairie Fire Review of Books page on the University of Manitoba Open Journal site:
Sad to report that these are likely to be the last reviews. Something about funding? Funding no longer available?
Let us continue to read, and continue to think of reading as a subversive activity.
Ivan E. Coyote
Sinclair Ross
Mitch Spray
V6A
Happy to announce that four new reviews are posted at the Prairie Fire Review of Books page on the University of Manitoba Open Journal site:
Click on Current Issue and then on the PDF beside each review.
Sad to report that these are likely to be the last reviews. Something about funding? Funding no longer available?
Let us continue to read, and continue to think of reading as a subversive activity.
Ivan E. Coyote
Sinclair Ross
Mitch Spray
V6A
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