The Open Issue
Fall 2006. Vol. 29 No.2
CV2’s first annual Open Issue features two in depth interviews by Sharon Caseburg—one with internationally renowned Bosian-Canadian poet Goran Simic about his writing and the compassion of poetry in the face of war, and a second with Mark Abley, a well-known and respected Canadian author and poet, about his experiences as the editor of the first posthumous collection of previously unpublished poetry by the late and wonderful grand dame of words, Anne Szumigalski, recently published by Brick Books. This issue includes an essay by poet and CV2 French editor Laurent Poliquin, as well as poetry by Marie d’Anjou, Eugene Dubnov, Paddy McCallum, Jan Conn and many more.
Online content from this issue
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by Anne le Dressay
A knock at the door of my furnished room in a downtown Winnipeg rooming house where I study in the...
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by Jan Conn
I would like to be kidnapped by a Zapotec but am too small to climb the pyramids. Learn to...
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by Changming Yuan
Tender and charming Peach blossoms fallen Into a transparent dream On the unmowed lawn Whose snoring disturbs The wakening leaves...
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by R.H. Hunter
The bus lurches and an old woman falls into the aisle. People’s faces mimic out-rushing tides as they help her...
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by Eugene Dubnov
At opening of September it appears there’s twice as many leaves as there had been in the last week of...
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by Gary Anderson
Here is no destination, but the hazy finale of a hasty departure. My half-baked attempt to escape a conspiracy of...
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by Marie d’Anjou
elle, vertige prise au sternum déboulements avachis à l’intermède de la ...
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by Richard Norman
I’m beginning to worry the bay is nothing but the night. I know how darkness checks a wind. Letting...
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by Paul Vreeland
a pantoum We stain the vision with what we think we know. I remember myself as a child, touching...
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by Victor Enns
The sun isn’t going to kill me as I walk down the boundary road in 1963, kick stones, dust...
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by Linda Frank
Self Portrait as a Tehuana, 1943 and Self Portrait, 1948. Two self-portraits in elaborate Tehuana headdress Two disembodied faces....
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by Myrna Garanis
July 4, 2006 the men from the funeral home could use a smoke as they pace discreetly in fading...
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by Ingrid Ruthig
(the paratrooper) Those who have leaped before him know that to carry out this job faithfully, the jumper has...
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by Alanna Bondar
O is a cage. Overgrown O disappears from form, photographs a cage buried in the spring, finds its way to...
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by Paddy McCallum
It is always there, next to your skin, if you look on it that way 1 a system, a...