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Ho Ho Ho from icehouse poetry

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Happy holidays, readers! It’s the most wonderful time of the year here at Goose Lane, and we’d like to share the cheer with all of you! Take a look at our blog over the next month for holiday tips, festive clips, and helpful gift ideas from our staff and friends.

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Welcome to Part One of our Poetry Tuesday holiday special, where we explore some of our past and present collections. Today, we’ll be looking at The Collected Poems of Alden Nowlan, edited by Brian Bartlett. Matthew Walsh’s These are not the potatoes of my youth, Ali Blythe’s Hymnswitch, and Patricia Young’s Amateurs at Love.

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Holiday Blog Post #1: Too Dumb for Democracy, Airborne, and Daughters of Silence

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Welcome to the holidays! Our featured content today includes a recap of Spring hits Too Dumb for Democracy and Airborne and a closeup on Rebecca Fisseha's groundbreaking debut Daughters of Silence.
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Year of the Crow: Holiday Edition

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Welcome to the holidays! Our featured content today includes a round up of all things Crow by our very own Amy Spurway.
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Wayne Curtis, New Brunswick's Latest Recipient of the Lieutenant Governor's Award for Literary Arts

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We would like to congratulate Wayne Curtis on his recent award, the New Brunswick Lieutenant Governor's Award for Literary Arts, which was handed out on Monday, November 4th, at a packed Government House in Fredericton. The award celebrates a body of literary work from one of this province's most beloved, hard-working, and prolific authors.
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Crow Gulch 101

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A look into Crow Gulch by Douglas Walbourne-Gough 
by Emma Rhodes (Goose Lane's winter intern)
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