Anne Cimon

Essay

A Food Bank Time

Anne Cimon

One day, I had to face the fact that there were no more options, and even borrowing on the future was no longer viable.

Book Review

A Second Coming, Canadian Migration Fiction

Anne Cimon

A Second Coming, Canadian Migration FictionEdited by Donald F. Mulcahy, Guernica, 348 pages One of the best stories included in the twenty-four chosen by Thomas Mulcahy, editor of this intriguing anthology, has the chilling title, “Mephisto in the Land of […]

Book Review

Good as Gone: My Life with Irving Layton

Anne Cimon

In her recently published memoir Good as Gone, about her marriage with internationally renowned Canadian poet, the late Irving Layton, Anna Pottier boldly asserts that “modern Canadian poetry was born in Irving’s living-room” in his “tiny house” on Kildare Road […]