Designed and printed by Malcolm Sutton, this attractive 12" x 18" broadside rendering of Jeramy Dodds' poem was produced on a Vandercook SP15 at Kozo Studio in the Spring of 2013. Printed in two colours on acid-free paper, it is limited to 52 numbered and signed copies.

The Coming Envelope Issue 7 features new work by 5 writers: Valerie Witte, Masha Tupitsyn, Moez Surani, Jesse Huisken, and Kyle Buckley.

BafterC Volume 6 Number 1 (The Barlow Response Unit) has been edited by Kemeny Babineau and features work by John Barlow, Kemeny Babineau, Judith Copithorne, Alice Burdick, DC Reid, Aaron Lowinger, Harold Rhenisch, Aaron Tucker, Rob Read, Sam Kaufman, Louise Bak, bill bissett, & Nic Coivert.

Who is this Petrarch? Who is this Tim Atkins? He is an English poet profoundly affected by the American ear of the 1970s to present. These are meant to be translations, but they are more akin to transformations of everything Atkins has ever read or done, including what he saw at breakfast. In that way, they are Buddhist reckonings with the daily, not unlike Joanne Kyger's or Philip Whalen's recordings of microfluctuations in perception.

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Chris Eaton, A Biography is a novel that arises from the idea that we have all been driven, at some point, to Google ourselves. And if you did, what did you find? That there are people out there who seem to have something in common with you? Dates, places, interests?

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In the tradition of Borges, Nabakov, and Bolaño, The Red Album is a work of fiction that questions historical authenticity and authority. Divided into two parts, the book begins with an edited and footnoted narrative of dubious origins. In the second part, a section of "documents" (including essays, memoirs, a short play and a filmography) shed light on the first narrative. Familiar characters are revealed to be writers, and the writer and editors of the initial narrative are revealed to be characters. As the ghosts of social revolutions of the past are lifted from the soil in Catalonia, and a new revolution unfolds in South America, the number of mysteriously missing author/characters grows almost as fast as new author/ characters emerge and complicate and scatter the threads of the story.

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Department of Narrative Studies No. 9

A is a work of fiction in which André Alexis presents the compelling narrative of Alexander Baddeley, a toronto book reviewer obsessed with the work of the elusive and mythical poet Avery Andrews. Baddeley is in awe with Andrews's ability as a poet - more than anything he wants to understand the inspiration behind his work - so much so that, following in the footsteps of countless pilgrims throughout literary history, Baddeley actually tracks Andrews down thinking that meeting his literary hero will provide some answers.

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Department of Narrative Studies No. 10

I Don't Know How To Behave combines the true story of Canadian daredevil and stunt driver ken Carter (1938-1983) with imagined biographical elements from the lives of Canadian film director Bruce Mcdonald and Canadian poet gillian sze. Along the way, this quintessential Canadian story crashes head first into many related things, from screenplay theory to hip hop history to the story of early Canadian film to drawings to photographs to bank robberies to chaos theory to technical specs for detroit muscle cares to re-imagined movies to imagined documentary to advertisements to newspaper interviews to instructions for making molotov cocktails to evel kneivel to steve McQueen's Bullitt to self-help tomes to "rappers delight" to online instructions for how to publish a book, such as the one you are about to read called i don't know how to Behave by Michael Blouin.

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Employing a sort of leaping or mosaic structure and incorporating e-mails re penis-enlargement, questionable limericks, jokes, graffiti and a photo of a "penis latte," along with personal anecdotes and probes of books and films, Deep Too is a book of non-fiction stories. it is a funny and sometimes biting book about the phenomenon of male strut and competition. Thinking with feeling, the author posits an expansive masculinity that rises above stereotype, traditional roles and the either/or choices they so often involve.

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Revelator is the opening poem in a major sequence entitled Universe. It's the jumping off point for a work that, were Ron Silliman to live long enough, would take him three centuries to complete. We are hopeful. Universe is a poem of globalization and post-global poetics (an important reason for publishing this key section outside of the USA ).