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The Latest from Who's Reading What
Posted by Amy King, TNQ Postscripts Editor.
Are you finished the latest TNQ, and looking for a few good books? Click here for our quarterly web-exclusive report on what the contributors to our newest print issue (and occasionally, the editors of TNQ) are reading.
Issue 114: To List Is Human
"Clearly the list knows no limits, nimbly crossing all boundaries between pop culture and more erudite artistic pursuits, while also steadfastly and stubbornly appearing in purses, pockets, and DayTimers everywhere, on fridge doors, paper napkins, and the backs of envelopes throughout the known world. I would hardly be surprised if, upon the eventual discovery of life on other planets, the aliens came forth clutching their lists in their little green hands." ----Diane Schoemperlen, Guest Editor.
ONLINE EXCLUSIVES
Ah, as is so often the case, we received far more excellent work than we could afford to put in our print mag. So, we are pleased to bring you three fabulous list-inspired short stories in pixels:
Julie Paul: Black Forest
Sarah Klassen: Mansion
Kerry Clare: Anna Lambert Lived and Died
And even more!
Diane Schoemperlen 99 Titles free for the Taking
Read our interview with Patricia Young and listen to the podcast of her reading at St. Jerome's University
INSIDE OUR PRINT ISSUE
Kim Jernigan: Welcome To This Issue
Diane Schoemperlen: For the Love of Lists
lists for lovers
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Patricia Young: Three Poems
Lenore Rowntree: Unlinked Instructions
Sandra Ridley: An Incomplete List of Charms
Laurie MacFayden: Things you need to know before giving your heart to a poet
transport
Joanne Page: Riding the Rails
Carin Makuz: Girl in Red Running Shoes, et al.
found poems
K.V. Skene: Two Found Poems
Jaclyn Piudik: The Annals of Red
Diane Schoemperlen: A Nervous Race
versions
Pat Leech: Joan List
Sylvia Stopforth: An Annotated Bibliography of Lies
inventories
Lee Cookson: Three Lists Written on the Backs of Things
Kim Aubrey: Two Found Poems
Anne Levesque Provisions: Autumn of 1993
Madeleine Nattrass: Inventory
Louisa Howerow: Two Poems
Brooklyn Jones: Lists Found in the Oversized Purse...
prayers, invocations, & notes on creation
K.D. Miller: Daily Bread
Sandra Lambert: Our Lady of Rue St. Marie
Beverly Akerman: What I've Prayed For
Richard Cumyn: There Will Be Locusts
Ben Murray: Things to Do
bookish lists
Jill Jorgenson: A Poem
Brian Bartlett: Walt's Facebook Updates:A Selection
Susan Elmslie: Bonne Continuation
Shellie Troy Anderson: The Book List
for the birds
Stephanie Bolster: Mistaken For Blackbirds
Cynthia French: You Asked
mourning lists
Colette Maitland: Afternoon Visit to the Nursing Home
Hume Baugh: The things on the wall
Myrna Garanis: Inheriting the Spoons
Sandra Davies: Nota Bene
Angele Gougeon: Eighty-Three Days
curtain call
A Few Words about the Cover
Read the story behind its design from Guest Editor, Diane Schoemperlen.
