Brick 70 – Winter 2002

Our Winter 2002 issue includes the work of more than twenty internationally renowned writers and artists. Read Contributor Biographies…

Order No. 70 now!  

In this issue:

• Jane Jacobs talks to Eleanor Wachtel
• Lisa Moore deconstructs a photo of Wayne Johnston
• Erin Mouré toasts Galician poet Manuel Rivas
• Roo Borson channels the poet Basho
• Two poems by D. G. Jones
• Edward Said and Daniel Barenboim talk music
• The making of the film Atanarjuat
• Robert Creeley, Russell Banks, and David Young remember Fielding Dawson
• Jeffrey Eugenides rediscovers Peter Handke’s A Sorrow Beyond Dreams
• A memoir of John Wieners and Philip Whalen by William Corbett
• John Ralston Saul decodes a photograph of General de Gaulle
• Murray Bail on European translations
• Margaret Atwood celebrates Timothy Findley and Peter Rabbit
• Ramona Koval tracks down the Sarajevo Haggadah
• Lorna Jackson flirts with Ian Tyson
• Robert Fones repairs a fallen Paterson Ewen moon
• Donald Ritchie’s The Inland Sea reintroduced by Pico Iyer
• Michelle Orange interviews the creator of the Sistine Chapel
• Poems by Lorine Niedecker
• An excerpt from Baden Vance’s Henigan Rush
• Cassandra Pybus investigates a literary hoax
• Two Newfoundland drawings by Michael Winter
• and a letter from Turgenev

Order this issue now!