Giacometti’s The Cat Taut predator lancing light, iron spine unflexed, steel stalk unyielding, ramrod a horizon of blast & storm, rebar lugged & ribbed, cast to crush thin skulls of common rats-- or critics. Dan MacIsaac Dan MacIsaac, a trial lawyer, served for ten years as a director on the Environmental Law Centre board at the University of Victoria. In 2017, Brick Books published his collection of poetry, Cries from the Ark. His poetry, fiction and verse translations have been published in a wide variety of literary magazines, including Stand, The Malahat Review, Arc, and The American Journal of Poetry. His poetry has received awards including the Foley Prize from America Magazine. Dan MacIsaac’s work has been short-listed for the Walrus Poetry Prize and the CBC Short Story Prize. His website, which includes links to his poetry published in online journals, is www.danmacisaac.com.
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April 2025
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