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Subverting the Lyric
By rob mclennan
From one of the most prolific and engaged book reviewers in Canada over the past 15 years, this collection of essays and reviews showcases the literary insight of rob mclennan. The works of such Canadian poets as George Bowering, Margaret Christakos, and Barry McKinnon are addressed ... Read more
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From one of the most prolific and engaged book reviewers in Canada over the past 15 years, this collection of essays and reviews showcases the literary insight of rob mclennan. The works of such Canadian poets as George Bowering, Margaret Christakos, and Barry McKinnon are addressed and analyzed, as is the status of Canadian poetry as a whole. Mclennan’s own investigations into the craft of writing are uncovered as well. Strikingly innovative and refreshingly communal, this compilation works as a whole to demonstrate how mainstream Canadian literature can be reconciled with the art of fringe authors.
rob mclennan
The author of more than twenty trade books of poetry, fiction, and non-fiction in a number of countries, rob mclennan has published work in more than two hundred trade journals in fourteen countries and three languages, and performed in Ireland, England, Wales, the United States, and across Canada.
Mclennan’s books with Talon are The Richard Brautigan Ahhhhhhhhhhh, harvest, what’s left, gifts, and the recently published Glengarry.
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- Dimensions 248 pages, 5.50 x 8.50 x ?
- Published June 1, 2008
- Publisher ECW Press
- Category Literary Criticism
- Keywords Semiotics & Theory
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