Reviews of novels, poetry, non-fiction & graphic novels with a distinctly geek-driven Canadian focus. The vocal version of MacroMicroCosm Literary & Art Journal (ISSN 2368-979/X) features articles and reviews, discussions, author interviews and the philosophy of literature.We tend to highlight sci-fi, spec fic & magic realism, and love poetry for its’ experimentalism and edge.
On this first edition of Friday Writes!, Canadian speculative fiction author & poet Sapha Burnell talks about inspiration, and the folly of the 'purely original' idea in a world shaped by ancient things.
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MacroMicroCosm Reviews:
A Theory of Expanded Love by Caitlin Hicks
Published by Light Messages
A near perfect novel of Annie growing up Catholic in 1963's California. Rebel & blossom with a true hero of female resilience & love.
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Heir of Ashes, The Roxanne Fosch Files 1 by Jina S. Bazzar
Creativia
A supernatural chase with a few extra miles.
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Adam's Journal by E.C. Flickinger
Grackle Books
A nostalgic gaze into the coming-of-age of an American boy struggling with girls, science & his own verbal whit.
MacroMicroCosm Reviews the imaginative and power-packed
The Book of Sensations by Sheri-D Wilson
University of Calgary Press
If you love the written word, you will love this collection.
MacroMicroCosm Reviews
small things left behind by Ella Zeltserman
University of Alberta Press
A cathartic and powerful collection of poetry from Canadian immigrant Ella Zeltserman. Journey from the Iron Curtain to Alberta in this fantastic collection.
MacroMicroCosm Reviews
Throwing the Diamond Hitch by Emily Ursuliak
University of Calgary Press
Two women. Three horses. Rural Canada in the 1950's. A fantastically imaginative & well executed poetry collection.
