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Trent Busch The Jilting of Mary Brown Telling the woman easily and politely she couM not steep * irttHe tern, the last man oeariy a cigarette into the straw. Could tell she smoked,...

Verse (March 1984)

source of God's word, as I am afraid Martin would have it, to that extent will the dialogue of God with God collapse in the other direction. For the sake of our life and of our authenticity,...

Verse (February 1981)

James A. Miller Memoriam, Jesse Owens We are all, somehow, lesser for it. The slow run moving from the blistering pace . . . till world was record; its fastest human. Singlyif but by...

Verse (May 1977)

we in the Maritimes would have to follow suit, whether enthusiastically or reluctantly. If Ottawa has shown little use for us to date, one can imagine what our impoverished and colonial status...

VERSE: (February 1974)

PAUL PETRIE OLD WOMAN SEWING One light in the room—arched dimly over her head— As over a child's cradle she bends, her hands feeding the cloth in smoothly. Her neck strains. The wrinkles in...

Petteys, D. F.

Petteys, D.F.

Pettigrew, Thomas Fraser

Pettit, Joe

Petty, Adam Fleming

Petty, Reviewed by Adam Fleming

Petty, Roy

Peyre, Henri

Pfaff, T. F. Walkowicz and William

Pfaff, Willaim

Pfaff, William

Pfaff, Willima