The best Canadian poetry 2016 in English / guest editor, Helen Humphreys ; series editors, Molly Peacock, Anita Lahey.

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Book
Language
English
Published/​Created
  • Toronto, Ontario, Canada : Tightrope Books, [2016]
  • ©2016
Description
xxiii, 120 pages ; 22 cm.

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    Series
    Best Canadian Poetry in English
    Bibliographic references
    Includes bibliographical references (pages 112-114).
    Contents
    • Foreword / Molly Peacock
    • Brace yourself : the side effects of reading poetry / Anita Lahey
    • Wild at heart / Helen Humphreys
    • James Arthur
    • Joelle Barron
    • Hugo Beauchemin-Lachapelle
    • Andrea Bennett
    • Sheri Benning
    • Tim Bowling
    • Julie Bruck
    • Suzanne Buffam
    • Dani Couture
    • Lynn Crosbie
    • Kayla Czaga
    • Dorothy Field
    • Kim Fu
    • Michelle Good
    • Laurie D. Graham
    • Jane Eaton Hamilton
    • Steven Heighton
    • Jason Heroux
    • Gerald Hill
    • Amber Homeniuk
    • Maureen Hynes
    • Sally Ito
    • Amanda Jernigan
    • Kate Kennedy
    • M. Travis Lane
    • Jeff Latosik
    • Evelyn Lau
    • Randy Lundy
    • Sneha Madhavan-Reese
    • Lee Maracle
    • Stephen Maude
    • Cassidy McFadzean
    • David McGimpsey
    • Steve McOrmond
    • A.F. Moritz
    • Hoa Nguyen
    • Elise Partridge
    • Matt Rader
    • Rachel Rose
    • Armand Garnet Ruffo
    • Douglas Burnet Smith
    • Kilby Smith-McGregor
    • Karen Solie
    • John Steffler
    • Kate Sutherland
    • Sylvia Symons
    • John Terpstra
    • Souvankham Thammavongsa
    • Nick Thran
    • Tara-Michelle Ziniuk.
    Other title(s)
    Best Canadian poetry 2016
    ISBN
    • 1988040108
    • 9781988040103
    OCLC
    951227686
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