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Title: Thirteen Ways of Looking at Pat Friesen
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: March 6, 2013
Page: 59-62
Section: Articles
Subject: Pat Friesen
Title: “Lightning” by Fred Stenson
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: November 2003
Issue: Volume 22, Number 4: PAINT (#88)
Page: 107-112
Section: Crossovers, Reviews
Subject: “Lightning” by Fred Stenson
Title: “Mercy” by Alissa York
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: February 2003
Issue: Volume 22, Number 1: William Wegman (#85)
Page: 89-93
Section: Crossovers, Reviews
Subject: “Mercy” by Alissa York
Title: “The Case of Lena S.” by David Bergen
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: November 2002
Issue: Volume 21, Number 4: Natural Reflections (#84)
Page: 88-90
Section: Crossovers, Reviews
Subject: “The Case of Lena S.” by David Bergen
Title: “When Alice Lay Down with Peter” by Margaret Sweatman
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: November 2001
Issue: Volume 20, Number 4: David Urban (#80)
Page: 83-86
Section: Crossovers, Reviews
Subject: “When Alice Lay Down with Peter” by Margaret Sweatman
Title: Stiff Upper Slips: Margaret Atwood’s “The Blind Assassin”
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: February 2001
Issue: Volume 20, Number 1: Noam Gonick (#77)
Page: 77-79
Section: Crossovers, Reviews
Subject: “The Blind Assassin” by Margaret Atwood
Title: Reaching and Grasping
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: November 1999
Issue: Volume 18, Number 4: The Feminine in Photography (#72)
Page: 85-87
Section: Crossovers, Reviews
Subject: “Truth & Bright Water” by Thomas King
Title: I Dream of Joey
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: January 1999
Issue: Volume 18, Number 1: The Built World (#69)
Page: 74-75
Section: Crossovers, Reviews
Subject: “The Colony of Unrequited Dreams” by Wayne Johnston
Title: Rob and the Chinese Elms
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: November 1996
Issue: Volume 15, Number 4: Remembering of Things Past (#60)
Page: 36-40
Section: Fiction
Title: Getting Down and Dirty
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: July 1996
Issue: Volume 15, Number 3: Photographies (#59)
Page: 11-12
Section: Bordercolumns
Subject: Greg Hollingshead
Title: One Turn of the Screw Too Many
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: February 1996
Issue: Volume 15, Number 1: Dutch Treats (#57)
Page: 50-51
Section: Crossovers, Reviews
Subject: “The Rain Ascends” by Joy Kogawa
Title: Czech Mate
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: November 1995
Issue: Volume 14, Number 4: Betty Goodwin (#56)
Page: 10-11
Section: Bordercolumns
Subject: the Czech writer, Ivan Klima
Title: Caught Between Two Worlds
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: August 1995
Issue: Volume 14, Number 3: Painting (#55)
Page: 24-25
Section: Crossovers, Reviews
Subject: “East, West, Stories” by Salman Rushdie
Title: Down, Wanton, Down!
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: April 1995
Issue: Volume 14, Number 2: The Body (#54)
Page: 8
Section: Bordercolumns
Subject: Nicholson Baker’s “The Fermata” and the sexual paradox
Title: Unnatural Acts
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: January 1995
Issue: Volume 14, Number 1: Circus Carnival Cabaret Part II (#53)
Page: 69-71
Section: Crossovers, Reviews
Subject: “What You Need” by Eliza Clark
Title: Not Very Good Bad Boy
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: November 1994
Issue: Volume 13, Number 4: Circus Carnival Cabaret Part I (#52)
Page: 74-75
Section: Crossovers, Reviews
Subject: “The Hole That Must Be Filled” by Kenneth J. Harvey
Title: The Circus Performer’s Jig
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: November 1994
Issue: Volume 13, Number 4: Circus Carnival Cabaret Part I (#52)
Page: 5-6
Section: Bordercolumns
Subject: the fictional voice, Italo Calvino, and David Arnason
Title: Sickness Unto Health
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: April 1994
Issue: Volume 13, Number 2: Robert Wilson (#50)
Page: 56-58
Section: Crossovers, Reviews
Subject: “The Robber Bride” by Margaret Atwood
Title: Through Depression-Tinted Lenses
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: April 1994
Issue: Volume 13, Number 2: Robert Wilson (#50)
Page: 4
Section: Bordercolumns
Subject: Guy Vanderhaeghe
Title: Writing in Black and White
Author: Wayne Tefs
Date: January 1994
Issue: Volume 13, Number 1: The Art of Construction Part II (#49)
Page: 50-52
Section: Crossovers, Reviews
Subject: “In a Glass House” by Nino Ricci
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