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Pulled from the Pages: Artful Flight by Susan Glickman
I think one of the reasons I like literary criticism so much is that many of the best critics also happen to be very talented writers. They understand how to craft a beautiful sentence, and they have a wealth of … Continue reading
#NPM19 Special Edition of From the Vault: Poetry Criticism
As our National Poetry Month content continues, it is tempting to encourage you to just read poetry … read all the poetry. Pick up copies of a few near-forgotten favourites from the Essential Poets series. Snap up a new release … Continue reading
PQ Weekly Roundup: 09 Feb 2018
Every Friday, the PQ Weekly Roundup collects the most shared links in our social media network—bookish articles, reviews, quizzes, recommendations and more—in convenient digest form. The differences between critical reviews and reader reviews can be really stark. It just goes … Continue reading
PQ Weekly Roundup: 10 Jun 2016
Every Friday, the PQ Weekly Roundup collects the most shared links in our social media network—bookish articles, reviews, quizzes, recommendations and more—in convenient digest form. It’s easy to forget sometimes that writers have an important role in our society. … Continue reading
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Pulled from the Pages: Strike Anywhere
As you’ve probably already gleaned if you follow us on Twitter and Facebook, I have a bit of a soft spot for literary criticism. It seems an odd thing to say outside of academic circles, I know. After all, while … Continue reading
The Porcupine's Quill would like to acknowledge the support of the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts for our publishing program. The financial support of the Government of Canada through the Canada Book Fund (CBF) is also gratefully acknowledged.