Summer 2010

Poetry

• Erika van Winden: Apricots
• Garth Von Buchholz: Flatland
• Susan Braley: Reading
• Bruce McRae: A Friend Indeed
  Salt In The Blood
• Samantha Ainsworth: A Forward One-and-a-half Somersault Pike
• Leanne Boschman: Prescription
• Pat Smekal: The O’Reillys
• Mark Nixon: Jack London January in Edmonton
• Foster: Patagonia Postcard
• Julie Pisani: Stump on Hanson Island
• Sheila Martindale: The Route From Cloud Nine
• Jay Elliott Morritt: What We Really Want
• Richard Osler: In a Poem
• Megan Gartrell: Hosanna
• Caroline Davidson: Variation on a Theme of Eros
• Vicki Drybrough: Ernest and Martha
• Wanda Hurren: Living on the Edge of Pink
  Come Si Dici

Fiction

• Vicki Drybrough: The Little Lion
• Megan Welsh: For Emily, Wherever I May Find Her
• Jenny Vester: F.Y.E.O
• Lesley Palmer: A Sweet Disappointment
• Edeana Malcolm: The Ferry from Brindisi
• Bob Wilson: Berry Picking with Kerosene
• Wanda Hurren: Vieux Quebec
  

Creative Non-fiction

• Jennifer Savidge: Trailing the Myth
• Megan Gartrell: Pointe Shoes
• Susan Braley: Pas de Deux
• Shannon Moeser: The Locket
• Adele Hansen: A Pocket for Love
• Judith Mackay: A Gift From Guatemala
• Caroline Mufford: Poetry of the Marlboro Man

A Writer’s Life

• John Threlfall: The Story in Your Eyes: Writing Creative Non-Fiction
• Lynne Benwell: Critique: A Cautionary Tale
• Shari Green: Breathing Room: Pacing in Fiction
• Leanne Dyck: Take Note