The Porcupine's Quill - New Titles (Spring 2002)



	Spring 2002 Titles Click on the caption below the cover to get more information on a title.

	Girls and Handsome Dogs	Girls and Handsome Dogs Norm Sibum Often comic, sometimes somber, here are poems that offer a narrative of the exotic and the ordinary, the ridiculous and the sublime. sewn paper, 6x9, 128 pages Poetry / February 2002 ISBN 0-88984-230-2 $14.95
	13	13 Mary-Lou Zeitoun Trapped in the suburbs in 1980 - the era that straddled disco and punk - 13-year-old Marnie Harmon hates her life. She hates her Mom, hates disco, hates dumb boys, and hates school. And most of all she hates her Media Studies teacher, stupid Mr Carter. Her allies are few: Caroline the retard and Cindy the stripper. The one bright spot in Marnie's bleak existence is ex-Beatle John Lennon. sewn paper, 6x9, 144 pages Fiction, Punk / February 2002 ISBN 0-88984-232-9 $14.95
	The Fragments	The Fragments Stavros Tsimicalis Stavros Tsimicalis introduces into a quintessential Canadian landscape lingering memories of a physically and historically distant Greece. sewn paper, 6x9, 80 pages Poetry / March 2002 ISBN 0-88984-236-1 $12.95
	When Words Deny the World	When Words Deny the World Stephen Henighan When Words Deny the World is a compelling report from the front lines of Canadian writing. Engagingly written but highly controversial, `Words' joyfully slaughters the reputations of Timothy Findley, Barbara Gowdy, Anne Michaels, Carol Shields, Michael Ondaatje, the Giller Prize, and the Globe and Mail bestseller list. sewn paper, 6x9, 192 pages Literary Criticism / March 2002 ISBN 0-88984-240-X $19.95
	Back Flip	Back Flip Anne Denoon It's 1967. London is Swinging, but New York still rules the art world. And in Toronto, the avant-garde Gonzaga Gallery is starting to attract attention as the city changes from a comfortable post-war backwater into a vital metropolis with a sudden hunger for sophistication. sewn paper, 6x9, 336 pages Fiction / April 2002 ISBN 0-88984-238-8 $24.95
	Seasoning Fever	Seasoning Fever Susan Kerslake Young lovers in the mid-1800s set out to make a life on the American prairie. Kerslake's view is both innocent and phobic; she provides sustained, intense scrutiny of this young couple, the interior lives of whom are as rich and turbulent as is their new environment. The story is sexually charged, provocative and fresh, each experience a first. sewn paper, 6x9, 320 pages Fiction / May 2002 ISBN 0-88984-234-5 $24.95

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