Gold

Excerpts, Poetry February 17, 2017 February 20, 2017

DUPLICITY, from George Elliott Clarke’s Gold

by George Elliott Clarke

My double visage suits my double tongue—

#82 Winter 2016, Features, Poetry January 5, 2017 January 5, 2017

The Many Hues of George Elliott Clarke

by Karin Cope

Henceforth, no one in Canada may pretend that white settler poetry is somehow “neutral” or unmarked, or that our colonial history may be simply resumed in a tale of two founding nations.

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carol bruneau @carolbruneau·

Thrilled to receive an Established Artist Recognition Award. Thank you @artsnovascotia & Marilyn Smulders @WritersFedNS for nominating me. Congrats to all the other recipients. A huge honour, knowing how many are equally deserving. @NimbusPub @abtmagazine https://t.co/BxGQqb9iDy

Amy Spurway @AmyLSpurway·

It was such a pleasure to chat with @TraceyWaddleton and @thischrisbailey about the sharp, gothic humour that often shows up in Atlantic Canadian writing. Get your hands on @abtmagazine No. 90 to read this and other fine stories. https://t.co/5GsCRoKztS

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"'Dark humour naturally sneaks into my writing as a kind of lubricant for difficult topics,' @TraceyWaddleton says, 'It's easier to consume reality when you're already laughing.'"

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Kathleen Peacock @kathleenpeacock·

@abtmagazine @JenniferYVerma LOVE the cover!