Review of Kate Rogers' "Baba Yaga and the Girl Who Ate the Rope" | FreeFall Magazine

By Catherine Owen Baba Yaga and the Girl Who Ate the Rope by Kate Rogers Frontenac House (2026) When I was young, fairy and folk tales were one of the

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Review of Russell Thornton's "Two Songs: Selected Poems" | FreeFall Magazine

By Kathryn MacDonald Two Songs: Selected Poems 2000-2025 by Russell Thornton Harbour Publishing (2026) With nine previous collections, Russell Thornton is

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Review of Elana Wolff's "Everybody Knows a Ghost" | FreeFall Magazine

By Keith Garebian Everybody Knows a Ghost by Elana Wolff Guernica Editions (2026) The title foregrounds universality, knowledge, and the spectral.

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Review of Stephanie Bolster's "Long Exposure" | FreeFall Magazine

By Kathryn McDonald Long Exposureby Stephanie BolsterPalimpsest Press (2025) Long Exposure is Stephanie Bolster’s fifth and most recent poetry collection.

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Review of "Mythologies of Outer Space," edited by Jim Ellis and Noreen Humble | FreeFall Magazine

By Micheline Maylor Mythologies of Outer Space edited by Jim Ellis and Noreen Humble University of Calgary Press (2025) “The moon belongs to everyone - /

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Review of Lauren Carter's "The Longest Night" | FreeFall Magazine

By Vivian Hansen The Longest Night by Lauren Carter Freehand Books (2025) There are tropes to be observed in the writing of a time-travel novel. The major

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Review of Kathryn MacDonald's "The Blue Gate" | FreeFall Magazine

By Beth Everest The Blue Gate by Kathryn MacDonald  Frontenac House Poetry (2026) From the very first poem in Kathryn MacDonald’s latest book The Blue

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Review of Jennifer Bowering Delisle’s "Stock" | FreeFall Magazine

By Frances Boyle Stock by Jennifer Bowering Delisle Coach House Books (2025) We’ve all seen those smiling faces. Impossibly joyful families, mother

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Review of Conor Mc Donnell's "What We Know So Far Is… " | FreeFall Magazine

By Kathryn MacDonald What We Know So Far Is… by Conor Mc Donnell Wolsak and Wynn (2025) Conor Mc Donnell has published two poetry collections and three

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Review of Sheri-D Wilson's "The Oneironaut 02" | FreeFall Magazine

By Mary Vlooswyk The Oneironaut 02 by Sheri-D Wilson Write Bloody North (2025) The Oneironaut 02 by Sheri-D Wilson, is the second book in her long-poem

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Review of Carley Mayson's "If I Know Anything About a Knife" | FreeFall Magazine

Review by Catherine Owen If I Know Anything About a Knife by Carley Mayson Frontenac House (2025) The need to be honest about one’s torments, from

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Renée Sgroi, in Conversation with Bruce Hunter  | FreeFall Magazine

By Bruce Hunter On a Tension of Leaves and Binding by Renée M. Sgroi Guernica Editions (2024) I was first introduced to Renée Sgroi’s poetry online at the

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Review of Chris Hutchinson's "Lost Signal" | FreeFall Magazine

By Catherine Owen Lost Signal by Chris Hutchinson Palimpsest Press (2025) If you don’t have an ear for the music of language, why do you write poems?

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The Wren - Quill and Quire

A.F. Moritz’s The Wren is a book of Zen koans written by an urban monk posing as a poet. Suggestive of a reflective period after facing health concerns, the poems bypass ordinary logic to flirt with m...

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Micheline Maylor : Notes from a Small Publisher: Frontenac House Press

Founded in 2000 by Rose and David Scollard, and acquired by Neil Petrunia, and his wife Terry Davies around 2013.   I’ve acted a...

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Jane Fonda relaunches her father's McCarthy-era free speech initiative

Henry Fonda originally formed the Committee for the First Amendment was in 1947.

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Review of Wade Davis' "Beneath the Surface of Things" | FreeFall Magazine

By Michael Frey Beneath the Surface of Things by Wade Davis Greystone Books (2024) Wade Davis' latest essay collection "Beneath" offers a social

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Review of Blaine Newton's "Rag Pickers" | FreeFall Magazine

By Vivian Hansen Rag Pickers by Blaine Newton University of Calgary Press (2025) Thomas Trofimuk’s blurb offered me a guiding question on this review of

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Review of Tolu Oloruntoba's "Unravel" | FreeFall Magazine

By Catherine Owen Unravel by Tolu Oloruntoba Penguin Random House (2025) Unravel is a poetry of serious sonority, worthy of engraving on stone: lyrical,

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TtD supplement #283 : seven questions for Lisa Pasold

Lisa Pasold grew up in Tio'tia:ke/Montréal. She is a storyteller and poet. She has published 6 books, mostly of poetry; a chapbook, Kindnes...

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Review of Aisha Sasha John's "Total" | FreeFall Magazine

By Catherine Owen Total by Aisha Sasha John McClelland and Stewart (2025) Performative poetry, page-bound, retains its power, but also establishes a

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Review of A.F. Moritz's "Great Silent Ballad" | FreeFall Magazine

By Beth Everest Great Silent Ballad by A.F. Moritz House of Anansi (2024) The 22nd book of poetry by A.F. Moritz is not a quick read. Nor should it be.

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Review of Hollay Ghadery's "Rebellion Box" | FreeFall Magazine

By Kathryn MacDonald Rebellion Box by Hollay Ghadery Radiant Press (2023) Perhaps one shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but the cover of Rebellion Box

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Review of Beth Everest's "Some of the Facts" | FreeFall Magazine

By Megan Nega Some of the Facts: Jasper: When Tales Were Told by Beth Everest Frontenac House (2024) Beth Everest’s new collection of short fiction about

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Review of Michael Blouin's "Hard Electric" | FreeFall Magazine

By Catherine Owen Hard Electric by Michael Blouin Anvil Press (2024) A reviewer’s main aim should be to offer intelligent critique within a context of the

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