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Awards – Selected
Shimano Communiaction Award, Maximum Salmon, 2008
Best Photograph, Canadian Aviation Magazine, 2007
Shimano Communication Award, Outdoor Writers of Canada, Fishing for Dreams, silver, 2006
Shortlist, Dorothy Livesay Award, 2005, The Hunger
Shortlist, Dorothy Livesay Award, 2000, Love And Other Things That Hurt
People’s Poetry Award, 1998
Silver Medal, Bliss Carman Award, 1998
National Magazine Award nomination, 1999
Silver Medal, Bliss [...]
Comments: What It Means To Be Human
Barry Demptster
Lots of imagination and haunt here, the poems leading to fascinating new perceptions. I really admire
the leaps you take and how deeply you trust your imagery.
Ken Babstock
Such good work in here.
Alana Wilcox (Coach House)
… lush and hypnotic… lovely turns of phrase, devastating images, heart-rending characters in here… I love that the [...]
Annotated Bibliography – The Brains of Poets (Poets Brains) – Updated: May 3, 2010
Recheck this entry from time to time for brief reviews of the research base I am building. And, go up and to the left to click on the word ‘home’, for the rest of this site. Brains. Poetry. This note is also good for all you scienceandart-philes. It’s a place to start that [...]