Chapbook Review: Thirteen Ways to Look at CanLit

Thirteen Ways of Looking at CanLit Rachel Rose, BookThug, bookthug.com, $10 Rachel Rose’s Thirteen Ways of Looking at CanLit, published this year by BookThug, is heavy; this collection of poetry

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Alison Lang is the editor of Broken Pencil Magazine. She also writes about music and horror for a number of publications, including the Quill & Quire, Exclaim! and Rue Morgue, and has lectured on Satanic cults in cinema for The Black Museum lecture series in Toronto. She loves dogs, doom metal and karaoke and makes a mean motherfuckin' rice pilaf.