Garry Thomas Morse



A Complex Contrarian of Occasions: Garry Thomas Morse’s Prairie Harbour

How do you write about a place that’s not known for much – or that is known for being ‘not much’?

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Programme

Recline upon bird down, tightening loopholes, feeling a touch of the artist in the middle of the night—palaver & slaver to mark the occasion of our first impudent glare, everything flared tricked out like seasonal cues & slashes in fabric …

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The Untitled (52)

for Judith Fitzgerald Who were your parents, your mentors You and your BIG WORDS You and your BIG WORLDs What is beaten not out of one, survives, subsists in verbinous might through yellowed gerunds The book retains the odour of …

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