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Willow Loveday Little on James Dunnigan’s Windchime Concerto
Posted 3 February 2023
Filed under: The Brouillon | Tags: (Vice) Viscera, Cactus Press, Canadian poetry, James Dunnigan, poetry, poetry reviews, Willow Loveday Little, Windchime Concerto, Yolk Literary Journal
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Filed under: The Brouillon | Tags: (Vice) Viscera, Cactus Press, Canadian poetry, James Dunnigan, poetry, poetry reviews, Willow Loveday Little, Windchime Concerto, Yolk Literary Journal
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Like, wow.
Very happy to share here a brief but no less impactful review/essay by one of Montreal’s—nay, English Canada’s—most exciting young poets on another no less exciting young poet.
You can snag a copy of Little’s first trade edition, (Vice) Viscera, here. Read her review essay here.
(Did I mention the folks at Yolk are doing great things?)
Two poems newly online and in print!
Posted 4 November 2022
Filed under: poems, The Brouillon | Tags: Canadian poetry, Hamilton Arts and Letters Magazine, James Dunnigan, Karl E Jirgens, poetry, Willow Loveday Little
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Filed under: poems, The Brouillon | Tags: Canadian poetry, Hamilton Arts and Letters Magazine, James Dunnigan, Karl E Jirgens, poetry, Willow Loveday Little
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With a deep bow of gratitude to special editor Karl E. Jirgens, I’m glad to share two poems in the most recent number of the Hamilton Arts and Letters Magazine. Among the many auspicious names, I would direct interested parties to the unnervingly talented contributions of James Dunnigan and Willow Loveday Little.
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