Alice Burdick writes poetry, essays, and cookbooks in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. She is the author of Ox Lost, Snow Deep , 2024, Anvil Press/a...

Alice Burdick has a new essay up at The New Quarterly ; Lillian Nećakov is interviewed alongside Scott Ferry and Lauren Scharhag for the pod...

ryan fitzpatrick has work up at NewPoetry ; Dale Martin Smith has a new piece up at Annulet ; Monica Mody has two poems up at Art of the Com...

Alice Burdick   Don’t trust these men, their violent pact with arrogant power. A long walk on a short pier. No full release, hidden files of exhumed orbs. Diamond-shaped unique experience. Sha…

Montreal poet, translator and reviewer Jay Miller was good enough to provide the first review of Lance La Rocque's Glitch (2020) over at ...

For a small town in rural Nova Scotia, Lunenburg has an impressively robust and diverse ecosystem of writers and artists. It seems...

Montreal poet, translator and reviewer Jay Miller was good enough to review Alice Burdick's I Am So Calm (2025) over at Bibelotages . Than...

Stan Rogal is interviewed for National Poetry Month at All Lit Up, and a poem by rob mclennan is posted as part of such ; rob mclennan has a...

Alice Burdick is simply masterful.

Anticipating the release next week of the forty-fifth issue of Touch the Donkey [a small poetry journal] , why not check out the interviews ...

Alice Burdick writes poetry, essays, and cookbooks in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. She is the author most recently of Ox Lost, Snow Deep (a fee...

Quebec poet, editor, writer, reviewer, editor, publisher etcetera ( and above/ground press author ) Pearl Pirie was good enough to provide ...

[Burdick] concludes with admission of ephemerality of both grief and grace, "Our bodies take  everything in, then dispose/ of the everything, gradually."