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Linda Rogers: Essays on Her Works by Guernica Editions,Canada (Paperback, 2003)

Linda Rogers is the poet of childhood. She is also a people's poet, a storyteller and a singer of blues for children, a velist and a winner of the Stephen Leacock award for humour. In this volume, poets Barbara Colebrook Peace, Harold Rhenisch, and Patricia Young, poet and translator Allan Brown, short story writer John Gould, and critic Ronald B. Hatch cast light on the spiritual and creative life of this flamboyant and passionate writer who reveals the power of childhood to renew and to transform adults and children alike.

Place of Publication
Toronto
Edited by
Harold Rhenisch
Series Part/Volume Number
Number 14
Series Title
Writers
Author Biography
Harold Rhenisch lives in 150 Mile House, BC. He won the Confederation Poetry Prize, 1991, and the Arc Poem of the Year Award and the Critic's Desk Award for best long poetry review, 2003. He has been a five-time runner-up in the CBC/Tilden/Saturday Night Literary Contest and won the BC & Yukon Community Newspapers Association Award for Best Arts and Culture Writing, 1996. His non-fiction book Tom Thomson's Shack was shortlisted for two BC Book Prizes in 2000. Please visit www.haroldrhenisch.wordpress.com.
Date of Publication
01/12/2003
Imprint
Guernica Editions,CA
Country of Publication
CA

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