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K.I. Press is a Winnipeg poet originally from northern Alberta. She took
her Masters in English at the University of Ottawa. Her third book, Types
of Canadian Women, is being published in September 2006. Her second book,
Spine, was shortlisted for the Pat Lowther Memorial Award. She works for
the Winnipeg Folk Festival.
Anne Le Dressay grew up in rural Manitoba, first on a farm near Virden, then on an acreage outside Lorette. She's been published sporadically since the 1970s, and is the author of one book, Sleep Is a Country (Harbinger/Carleton University Press, 1997), and two chapbooks, This Body That I Live In (Turnstone Press, 1979) and Woman Dreams (above/ground press, 1998). She first moved to Ottawa to do her M.A. at Carleton, then her Ph.D. at the University of Ottawa, returning in 1999 to become a civil servant. New work is soon to appear in a ten poet anthology with new Ottawa publisher Chaudiere Books in November 2006.
the small press action network - ottawa (cleaning out yr literary clogs
since 1996); thanks to The Ottawa Art Gallery for providing space and much
love.
Information
rob mclennan
az421@freenet.carleton.ca
613 239 0337
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