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Category Archives: Saskatoon
A Near-perfect, Devastating Collection of Poetry: A Review of For Your Own Good by Leah Horlick
For Your Own Good by Leah Horlick is full of the kind of writing that inspires superlatives. It’s one of the best books of poetry I’ve ever read, a genuinely important, incredibly powerful book that has stirred awe in a … Continue reading
Posted in Jewish, Lesbian, Poetry, Queer, Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Vancouver
Tagged abuse, Canadian Literature, Canadian poetry, Canadian Queer
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Geographies of People and Places: A Review of Leah Horlick’s Poetry Collection Riot Lung
Although I often introduce writers in this blog by telling readers where they come from, it seems particularly apt to do so with mixed race queer feminist poet Leah Horlick: she hails from Saskatoon, but is currently based in Vancouver. … Continue reading
Posted in Canadian, Lesbian, Poetry, Queer, Saskatoon, Vancouver
Tagged books, literature, thistledown press
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