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Vallum 7:1 LUCK - featuring Charles Simic, Jane Hirshfield and Julian Gobert.
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NewsJuly 2010Theme announcement : Vallum 8:1 "Futures" with a special section of Found/Overheard poetry. Visit the upcoming issues page for more information. Check out our blog for new updates on Vallum's Outreach program, which brings working poets into Montreal schools. New chapbook available: Sandy Pool and Blair Prentice's Songs for the Pocket Anatomist. You can get your copy at our online store today!
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Reviews"Surely there are words to encapsulate the whole of Vallum...an eclectic and colorful collection of original art, poetry, and essays that unravel the world from bizarre and fantastic perspectives ... a refreshing variety of style and range of voice."
"What rewards and satisfies the most about the poems in Vallum is their use of language. I don’t know how often I’ve read a journal containing poems of the same style that might have been written by the same poet. This is not true of Vallum where language is witty, startling, sardonic, obscene, often (and I can’t believe I’m using this word) - lovely."
"…establishing this publication as one of the top poetry magazines in the country. The layout and design are fantastic, and the full-colour artwork is magnificent, both complementing the fabulous writing...a fabulous magazine, with the quality of a fine book."
"This Canadian journal makes a bid to be international."
"Vallum's mix of poetry, prose, and visual art is audacious and exciting.... If the vigorous writing in this journal is any indication it's only a matter of time before the world catches on... This new magazine has a beautiful artistic look and feel."
"An impressive lineup of poets."
"Beautifully printed and not a little self-willed."
"Vallum is passionate, ethereal, realistic and provocative, responding to change and movement of time, raising questions of the reader and proffering various solutions."
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