The Temz Review
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The /tƐmz/ Review is a literary journal based in London, Ontario that publishes fiction, poetry and reviews. @AaronSchnei3010 publisher.
London, Ontario
Joined August 2017
We're back on X. Reason: a lot of the Global South is on X and hasn't migrated to Bluesky; we publish and want to promote/support many of these writers. We DO NOT support The Musky One or any of the insanely bigoted rhetoric that characterizes this platform.
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NOW AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER: Michael Russell's amazing chapbook gallery of heartache!. ". In this modern lyric, Russell pries at the shadows of intimacy, charting how desire and fear ricochet off of each other. " -- @AdeleVBarclay .
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RT @guernica_ed: Read Jérôme Melançon's review of Woman Life Freedom: Poems for the Iranian Revolution, edited by @BanooZan and Cy Strom fe….
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Read Nicole Yurcaba's review of Andrew Forbes' The Diapause (pub. @invisibooks) in Issue 31!. Andrew Forbes’s novel The Diapause is one of those books one begins reading and does not stop reading until way past their bedtime.
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Read @SelenaMercuri's review of @mynapoet's The Suicide Tourist (pub. Ekstasis Editions) in Issue 31!. Rather than writing about survival as a triumph, Wallin describes it as a process that is gritty, repetitive, and nonlinear.
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Read Jérôme Melançon's review of Woman Life Freedom: Poems for the Iranian Revolution (eds. @BanooZan & Cy Strom) (pub. @guernica_ed)!. the collective book Woman Life Freedom stands as a call to knowledge, understanding, community of feeling.
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Read @ChalicothereX's review of @beatonna's Bodies of Art, Bodies of Labour (pub. @UAlbertaPress) in Issue 31!. her book is really about the working class and its relation to art. Beaton’s background helps her navigate this tricky subject.
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Read @buriedinprint 's review of Rod Moody-Corbett's Hides (pub. @BreakwaterBooks) in Issue 31!. And we realise just how delicately he has held this whole mess in his storyteller’s grip, how tenderly he has pressed and released this flow of story.
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Read @buriedinprint's review of Nina Berkhout's This Bright Dust (pub. @goose_lane) in Issue 31!. Berkhout’s work as a poet is also evident here, as she gently but relentlessly immerses readers in this dustbowl-era setting.
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Read Anson Leung's review of Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball Z (pub. @VIZMedia)!. The story might get somewhat repetitive as the series goes on, but due to its influential nature that permeates the entire manga industry, one can hardly dislike [it].
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Read @salma_h_writes' review of Sarmad Sehbai's The Blessed Curse (pub. @mawenzihouse) in Issue 31!. This review is not a review of Sarmad Sehbai’s The Blessed Curse. “Har chand kahein kay hey nahi hey”.
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Read Catey Fifield's review of Conor Kerr's Prairie Edge (pub. @strangelight_) in Issue 31!. Kerr is a writer who knows what he is doing. Prairie Edge is angry and has good reason to be angry. I don’t see how it could be any other way.
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Read Amanda Earl's review of Shawna Lemay's Apples on a Windowsill (pub. Palimpsest Press) in Issue 31!. Lemay teaches us how to be attentive to the beauty in our lives, in ordinary things and their poetry, and in our own ordinariness.
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Read Amanda Earl's review of Alice Burdick's Ox Lost, Snow Deep (pub. @AnvilPress) in Issue 31!. I loved ox lost, snow deep. It is full of subversions of fixed expressions and ideas, knock-your-socks-off observations and quirky aphorisms.
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Read @carriganak's review of @nataliemlim's Elegy for Opportunity (pub. Wolsak & Wynn) in Issue 31!. It’s a collection full of charm and openness that addresses the anxieties of modern life and shows how cathartic it is to let everything out onto the page.
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Read Kevin Canfield's review of Shubha Sunder's Optional Practical Training (pub. @GraywolfPress) in Issue 31!. Her work exemplifies one of literature’s great truths: Observant newcomers sometimes understand a place better than lifelong residents.
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Read @salma_h_writes' interview of @SaadTFarooqi1 re: his novel White World (pub. @cormorantbooks) in Issue 31!. There’s a reason why “New Pakistan” is mostly a McGuffin in White World: the future is ours to make or break.
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An incisive review of the anthology.Woman Life Freedom: Poems for the Iranian Revolution.by Jérôme Melançon is out in @The_Temz_Review .Thanks to reviewer & magazine. @Cy_Strom @guernica_ed .#review, #bookreview, #WomanLifeFreedom, #poetry, #women, #war,.
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Read Sharon Berg's interview of Kevin Walker re: his novel The Goblin & Grandma Detective Agency in Issue 31!. It all started with a simple writing prompt from a Royal Road contest; something like “Goblins and Grandma".
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Read Sharon Berg's interview of @krausesuzy re: her novel I Think We've Been Here Before (pub. Radiant Press) in Issue 31!. This book was born out of a recurring dream I had where the world was ending and I was standing on a hill watching it happen.
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Read Sharon Berg's interview of @PoetCourtney re: her collection Anatomical Venus (pub. Radiant Press) in Issue 31!. It took me a long time to accept I was experiencing chronic pain and disability.
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