rob mclennan
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poet, fiction writer, publisher, critic, papa, etc. out now: the book of sentences (University of Calgary Press) https://robmclennan.blogspot.com/ https://www.patreon.com/robmclennan http://robmclennanauthor.blogspot.com/ https://robmclennan.substack.com/
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I wrote a little about some of the little details you might have missed in this video and why it hit me so hard as a trans person this morning:

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rob mclennan writes about his latest poetry collection, the book of sentences (University of Calgary press, Fall 2025), and offers an excerpt over at the The Woodlot - Canadian Poetry Reviews & Essays.

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"I don’t hold too much stock in ideas of the muse….”
On the book of sentences (University of Calgary Press, October 2025) and an Except
by rob mclennan I don’t hold too much stock in ideas of the muse, instead seeking the attention of craft. The working class farm-lad in me, I suppose: writing as simultaneous muscle and study, a bl…
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The Museum of Practical Things
, some notes from within the current work-in-progress,
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middle daughter has a pd day today, so apparently we are thrifting,
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totally agree; canada post should be declared essential (and funded properly, as part of that whole national unity stuff everyone keeps saying we need more of,
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We could be treating Canada Post as not just an essential delivery service, but an essential social infrastructure in our communities.

Instead the government prefers to treat it as a costly burden that must be subject to death by a thousand cuts.
For isolated seniors, Canada Post delivers more than mail | CBC News
As the Canada Post strike hits the one-week mark, there are growing concerns for one group of Canadians who typically rely on the delivery service more than most — seniors.
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graduated (since you asked) grade thirteen in spring 1989;
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oh, we read margaret lawrence's the stone angel in grade ten or eleven (circa 1985-7), certainly; a margaret atwood title as well within that same range, and probably some alice munro stories, (all from our high school english classes,
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