(Le texte en français suit ci-dessous.) The last six months or so have gone by in a blur and left me little time to talk about my latest...

The litmag "Rudderless Mariner Poetry" has organized a month long tribute to John Keats, who died 200 years ago. My poem "Harbour" (part...

I am glad to have my poetry "An Invitation to Niagara Falls" included in the Niagara Falls Poetry Map. I hope that you will enjoy this...

Read my review of "Beauty Refracted" By Carol Moldaw, on Shoreline, Split Rock Review's book reviews site: link

Crossroads, my poetry reading on January 24th, 2021with the following announcement: It feels as if we are at crossroads. While the...

Read my review of Lee Briccetti's "Blue Guide" on Shoreline - Split Rock Review's book review page. Link ->Blue Guide - Review...

As part of the Canada Council National Public Reading programs, I have created the virtual bilingual (English and French) poetry reading...

QUarET - the 4 temperaments in an experiment in art and poetry, carried out by me and Tatiana Arsénie, an artist from Berlin. We are...

Here is a book review of my collection of poems, "Sea Glass Circe" in the Miramichi Readers. https://miramichireader.ca/2020/08/sea-glas...

A pictopoem

Read my flash fiction @101words. A tiny piece on the strange powers of a lake. https://101words.org/the-lake/

I'm excited to find out that one of my poems has been selected for the inaugural issue of "Cloud Lake Literary Review" set to appear in...

The name of the city alone is likely to get the imagination going....Paris, the moveable feast, with its elegant white buildings and palaces

Oh, Canada.... On this July 1st (Canada Day) here are some reasons why reading contemporary Canadian poetry may be a good idea: 1. A...

I've joined the Split Rock Review team as a part-time/occasional book reviewer and look forward to writing about some cool books. One of...

Ok - so this is a blog post for what could be considered a pro domo sua argument: I enjoy both reading and writing ( snippets of ) book...

The moment deserves some sort of a marker, or at a minimum a sense of being grateful.

I am including below the link to the review of Sharon Berg's "Naming the Shadows" which appeared in PRISM international online. "Naming...

"Sea Glass Circe", book selected for an official launch as part of Toronto LitUp! , Toronto International Festival of Authors

It is a love poem and while the atmosphere of the poem attempts to recreate a gloomy mood associated with a shakespearean play, the underton