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THE GREAT LANDSCAPE: 1. A Field of Wheat: Sinclair Ross; 2. The Custom: Charlie Patsauq; 3. By the River: Jack Hodgins; 4. The Wedding Gift: Thomas Raddall; 5. Winter Dog: Alistair MacLeod; 6. An Afternoon in Bright Sunlight: Shirley Bruised Head; 7. Saturday Climbing: W.D. Valgardson; TOWNSCAPES: 8. An Ounce of Cure: Alice Munro; 9. The Sweeper: Gaetan Brulotte; 10. Getting Bonded: Brian Fawcett; 11. The Knife Sharpener: Bonnie Burnard; CULTURAL MOSAIC: 12. Nipikti the Old Man Carver: Alootook Ipellie; 13. Flowers for Weddings and Funerals: Sandra Birdsell; 14. No Rinsed Blue Sky, No Red Flower Fences: Dionne Brand; 15. The Serpent’s Egg: Gilbert Oskaboose; 16. Everyone Talked Loudly in Chinatown: Anne Jew.
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Davin Crooks
reviewed Writing from Canada on August 28, 2013
Writing from Canada
Black village of gravestones.
The hill's collapsed skull
Whose dreams die back
Where they were born.
Skull of a sheep
Whose meat melts
Under its own rafters.
Only the flies leave it.
Skull of a bird,
The great geographies
Drained to sutures
Of cracked windowsills.
Life tries.
Death tries.
The stone tries.
Only the rain never tires.
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