Chaudiere Books author Joe Blades was recently featured in rob mclennan's monthly Spotlight series, via Medium, including some new poems and a short statement. You can see such here.
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The Calgary Renaissance, eds. Derek Beaulieu + rob mclennan (poetry/fiction, 2016)
this, by Andy Weaver (poetry, 2016)
Tatterdemalion, by Jennifer Londry (poetry, 2016)
continua, by Chris Turnbull (poetry, 2016)
Understander, by N.W. Lea (poetry, 2015)
The Collected Poems of William Hawkins, ed. Cameron Anstee (poetry, 2015)
Kiki, by Amanda Earl (poetry, 2014)
Singular Plurals, by Roland Prevost (poetry, 2014)
Garden, by Monty Reid (poetry, 2014)
The Uncertainty Principle: stories, by rob mclennan (2014)
Ground rules: the best of the second decade of above/ground press 2003-2013, ed. rob mclennan (2013)
Casemate Poems (Collected), by Joe Blades (2011)
The Lizard and Other Stories, by Michael Bryson (2010)
Been Shed Bore, by Pearl Pirie (poetry, 2010)
Soft Where, by Marcus McCann (poetry, 2009)
A Long Continual Argument: The Selected Poems of John Newlove, ed. Robert McTavish (2007)
Old Winter, by Anne Le Dressay (poetry, 2007)
The Ottawa City Project, by rob mclennan (poetry, 2007)
Decalogue 2: ten Ottawa fiction writers, ed. rob mclennan (2007)
Everything is Movies, by Nicholas Lea (poetry, 2007)
The Desmond Road Book of the Dead, by Clare Latremouille (novel, 2006)
Disappointment Island, by Monty Reid (poetry, 2006)
movement in jars, by Meghan Jackson (poetry, 2006)
Decalogue: ten Ottawa poets, ed. rob mclennan (2006)
this, by Andy Weaver (poetry, 2016)
Tatterdemalion, by Jennifer Londry (poetry, 2016)
continua, by Chris Turnbull (poetry, 2016)
Understander, by N.W. Lea (poetry, 2015)
The Collected Poems of William Hawkins, ed. Cameron Anstee (poetry, 2015)
Kiki, by Amanda Earl (poetry, 2014)
Singular Plurals, by Roland Prevost (poetry, 2014)
Garden, by Monty Reid (poetry, 2014)
The Uncertainty Principle: stories, by rob mclennan (2014)
Ground rules: the best of the second decade of above/ground press 2003-2013, ed. rob mclennan (2013)
Casemate Poems (Collected), by Joe Blades (2011)
The Lizard and Other Stories, by Michael Bryson (2010)
Been Shed Bore, by Pearl Pirie (poetry, 2010)
Soft Where, by Marcus McCann (poetry, 2009)
A Long Continual Argument: The Selected Poems of John Newlove, ed. Robert McTavish (2007)
Old Winter, by Anne Le Dressay (poetry, 2007)
The Ottawa City Project, by rob mclennan (poetry, 2007)
Decalogue 2: ten Ottawa fiction writers, ed. rob mclennan (2007)
Everything is Movies, by Nicholas Lea (poetry, 2007)
The Desmond Road Book of the Dead, by Clare Latremouille (novel, 2006)
Disappointment Island, by Monty Reid (poetry, 2006)
movement in jars, by Meghan Jackson (poetry, 2006)
Decalogue: ten Ottawa poets, ed. rob mclennan (2006)
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