September 2008
112 pages | ISBN 978-1-894978-27-1
$17.00
Heather Spears is an award-winning author of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and she has published several collections of drawings. Her other books with Wolsak and Wynn include: winner of the CBC Literary Competition Human Acts, winner of the Pat Lowther Award Required Reading: A witness in words and drawings to the Reena Virk Trials 1998-2000, and Poems Selected and New. Spears divides her time between Denmark and Canada.
Reviews
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Poetry Review for the Year 2008 (Gordon Bölling, Journal of Canadian Poetry Volume 25, 2/1/2011) “Many of the poems in I can still draw show Spears as the mature and fine writer that she evidently is.”
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Review (Ingrid Ruthig, Northern Poetry Review, 8/14/2009) “This book proves that it is never too late for the eye to discover and for the pen to startle."
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Poetic Patter from an Adopted Datter (Alison Koehler, The Copenhagen Post, 1/23/2009) “Political despair and great hope oscillate in this compilation that is alternately sombre and very funny. Even through the darker weave of words, one finds a light touch, the un-heavy breeze of this author's hand.”
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