Brick 72 – Winter 2003

Our Winter 2003 issue includes the work of more than twenty internationally renowned writers and artists. Read Contributor Biographies…

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In this issue:

• From the journals of Sheila Watson
• Jim Harrison retreats to Paris
• How Alice Munro wrote “The Love of a Good Woman”
• An original theatrical work by Carol Shields, introduced by Ross Manson
• Semi Chellas does the math
• A last visit between Harry Hook and Wilfred Thesiger
• D. H. Lawrence and Rosemary Sullivan travel together
• Fanny Howe interviewed by William Corbett
• Japanese diamonds, by Pico Iyer
• The mystery deepens for Lawrence Weschler
• Robert Rauschenberg erases de Kooning
• In Africa with A. S. Woudstra
• Barbara Sjoholm’s far north adventure
• Dionne Brand introduces Harold Sonny Ladoo
• A letter from Charles Ritchie
• New poems from James Arthur
• A rediscovered interview with Walter Tevis
• Guy Maddin on paper
• A dispatch from Gerald Wallace Goode’s Plymouth
• C. H. Kwock and Vincent McHugh talk translation
• David Heiden visits a cataract camp in Tibet—a special photographic essay
• Some words and pictures from our twenty-fifth anniversary party, including an interview with the silent-auction winner of the Michael Winter Mystery Box

PLUS:

A delightful further helping of Lost Careers (in which intrepid writers the world over reveal to us the career paths they didn’t take)

Ken Babstock Dennis Bock Lynn Coady Karen Connelly Michael Crummey Erika de Vasconcelos Nick Earls Forrest Gander Bill Gaston Camilla Gibb Alison Gordon Jane Hirshfield Fanny Howe Isabel Huggan John Irving

Pico Iyer Charles Johnson David Macfarlane A. F. Moritz Mary Morris Jacques Plante Andrew Pyper Will Self Susan Swan Madeleine Thien Alfredo Véa Alan Warner Darren Wershler-Henry C. K. Williams C. D. Wright

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