A haunting and inventive poetry collection, GONE Missng explores absence, memory, and loss with striking imagery, emotional depth, and a voice that lingers long after reading.
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A luminous and insightful journey into Canadian poetry, Professor Miguel Ángel Olivé Iglesias brings clarity, warmth, and depth to voices that shape a nation’s literary soul.
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“A Shower of Warm Light” is a significant study of Canadian poetry. This perceptive book truly is an insightful collection of CanLit Essays on CanLit authors.
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Kauffman’s ever-crossings is a quiet astonishment. With humility, wonder, and attentive stillness, these poems breathe memory, presence, and mystery, each line inviting the reader inward to listen.
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House of Poems is Donna’s latest of her five poetry collections include Timed Radiance, Aeolus House 2022 and Brimming, Piquant Press 2019. Appearing in journals in Canada, Israel, Australia, India and the USA, she won second prize in the 2014 GritLIT contest, first prize in the Banister Anthology Competition 2019, and first place in the Ontario Poetry Society Pandemic Poem contest, 2020.
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“torchsong for grace” by Theodore Christou feels like a prayer shaped into poetry, a slow unfolding of light and shadow across the hours of the day. Its clarity and simplicity remind me of Rumi, who also wove spiritual longing with the ordinary. Both poets invite us inward, toward mercy, stillness, and luminous presence.
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