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Fiction Chronicle: Brian Moore, Philip F. O'Connor, And Others, Robert Phillips Jan 2026

Fiction Chronicle: Brian Moore, Philip F. O'Connor, And Others, Robert Phillips

Ontario Review

ROBERT PHILLIPS, a former OR contributor, has published fiction, poetry, essays, and reviews in various North American journals, including American Review, Southwest Review, Commonweal, and Modern Poetry Studies. His books include The Confessional Poets, Denton Welch, and Aspects of Alice: Lewis Carroll's Dreamchild. A resident of Katonah, New York, he is currently editing the unpublished poems of Delmore Schwartz.


Poetry Chronicle: Erica Jong, Peter Wild, And Others, John Ditsky Jan 2026

Poetry Chronicle: Erica Jong, Peter Wild, And Others, John Ditsky

Ontario Review

JOHN DITSKY, a former contributor to OR, has published poetry, essays, and reviews in a number of North American journals. He is poetry editor of Windsor Review and Professor of English at the University of Windsor, where he teaches American literature and Modern Drama.


Fineline Drawings, Bela Egyedi Jan 2026

Fineline Drawings, Bela Egyedi

Ontario Review

BELA EGYEDI of Montreal has published in Fiddlehead, Antigonish Review, Palette, and elsewhere. His work has appeared in group shows in Paris, Barcelona, Lisbon, and Rijeka, Yugoslavia.


Scenes From Rural Ontario, Terry W. Self Jan 2026

Scenes From Rural Ontario, Terry W. Self

Ontario Review

TERRY W. SELF, a graduate of the University of Windsor, is one of six Windsor photographers on exhibit at the new Art Gallery of Windsor. His work has been exhibited at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto and the Eastman Kodak Museum in Rochester, New York.


Risks And Possibilities: The Poetry Of A. R. Ammons, Peter Stevens Jan 2026

Risks And Possibilities: The Poetry Of A. R. Ammons, Peter Stevens

Ontario Review

PETER STEVENS, whose Pavase sequence appeared in Ontario Review #2, is former poetry editor of Canadian Forum and the author of numerous articles, poems, and reviews. His most recent book is And the Dying Sky Like Blood, a cycle of poems for Norman Bethune. He teaches at the University of Windsor.


Useful Fictions: Legends Of The Self In Roth, Blaise, Kroetsch, And Nowlan, Ann Mandel Jan 2026

Useful Fictions: Legends Of The Self In Roth, Blaise, Kroetsch, And Nowlan, Ann Mandel

Ontario Review

ANN MANDEL teaches Canadian and American literature at York University, Toronto, and has recently published a monograph Measures: Robert Creeley's Poetry with Coach House Press.


The Aleutians, Thomas Dillon Redshaw Jan 2026

The Aleutians, Thomas Dillon Redshaw

Ontario Review

THOMAS DILLON REDSHAW's first collection of poems, Heimaey, was published by The Dolman Press in Dublin. He is now preparing a second volume entitled Heal When.


Field Trip, Art Hill Jan 2026

Field Trip, Art Hill

Ontario Review

ART HILL of Birmingham, Michigan is the author of an essay on Malcolm Lowry which appeared in a recent issue of Canadian Literature.


Two Poems: Opening Up; I Preserve My Father's Live Body, Joe David Bellamy Jan 2026

Two Poems: Opening Up; I Preserve My Father's Live Body, Joe David Bellamy

Ontario Review

JOE DAVID BELLAMY's most recent book is The New Fiction: Interviews with Innovative American Writers (University of Illinois Press). An associate professor of English at St. Lawrence University, he is also editor of fiction international. His work has appeared in a number of magazines, including Atlantic Monthly, Partisan Review, and Novel.


From Ikons Of A Coast, Charles Lillard Jan 2026

From Ikons Of A Coast, Charles Lillard

Ontario Review

CHARLES LILLARD has recently been teaching at the University of Victoria; his poems have appeared in a number of magazines, among them Malahat, Prism, Mainline, Fiddlehead, Quarry, and West Coast Review. He has also done translations from German, Dutch, and Nootkan. His most recent book is Jabble, a long poem.


Rushlight, Theodore Weiss Jan 2026

Rushlight, Theodore Weiss

Ontario Review

THEODORE WEISS edits the distinguished Quarterly Review of Literature, celebrating its thirtieth anniversary. His seventh book of poems, Open Season, is finished.


Two Poems: The Aristocrats; Princess Poem, Frederick Morgan Jan 2026

Two Poems: The Aristocrats; Princess Poem, Frederick Morgan

Ontario Review

FREDERICK MORGAN, editor of Hudson Review, has published poems in numerous magazines, including Southern Review, Michigan Quarterly Review, and The New Yorker. His first book of poems, A Book of Change, was nominated for a National Book Award.


Two Poems: There Will Be No More Passengers; Good To Say, J. Michael Yates Jan 2026

Two Poems: There Will Be No More Passengers; Good To Say, J. Michael Yates

Ontario Review

J. MICHAEL YATES of Sono Nis Press is a former contributor to OR. His most recent books are Nothing Speaks for the Blue Moraines and Breath of the Snow Leopard. He is a resident of Delta, British Columbia.


Stones, Phil Hall Jan 2026

Stones, Phil Hall

Ontario Review

PHIL HALL has published in Canadian Forum, University of Windsor Review, and elsewhere.


Ordinance On Arrival, Naomi Lazard Jan 2026

Ordinance On Arrival, Naomi Lazard

Ontario Review

NAOMI LAZARD, a New Yorker, has published poetry in a variety of magazines, including American Review, Paris Review, The New Yorker, and Chicago Review. Her book of poems, Cry of the Peacocks, was published by Harcourt Brace. She is currently working on a novel.


In Ettrick Forest, Robert Cockburn Jan 2026

In Ettrick Forest, Robert Cockburn

Ontario Review

ROBERT COCKBURN's first collection of poems, That Far Shore, was published this spring. An associate professor of English at the University of New Brunswick, he is the author of The Novels of Hugh MacLennan and an associate editor of English Studies in Canada. His poems have appeared in Dalhousie R eview, West Coast Review, Canadian Forum , and other magazines.


A Dramalife, Gerry Raling Connolly Jan 2026

A Dramalife, Gerry Raling Connolly

Ontario Review

GERRY RALING CONNOLLY has worked at the Folger Shakespeare Library and is currently a teaching assistant in the English Department at the University of Maryland.


Two Poems: Elm Trees; Getting There, Eugene Mcnamara Jan 2026

Two Poems: Elm Trees; Getting There, Eugene Mcnamara

Ontario Review

EUGENE MCNAMARA, founder and editor of Windsor Review, has published poetry, fiction, essays and reviews in a number of North American magazines, including Canadian Fiction Magazine, Quarry, Malahat, and Titmouse Review. His most recent book is Diving for the Body.


October 6 / A Birthday, Gerard Malanga Jan 2026

October 6 / A Birthday, Gerard Malanga

Ontario Review

GERARD MALANGA, poetry editor for Transatlantic Review, has published seventeen books and chapbooks of poetry, most recently Incarnations: Poems 1965-1971 (Black Sparrow Press). He is currently preparing an interview with David lgnatow for Paris Review. A former associate of Andy Warhol's, he is also a distinguished photographer.


Two Poems: I'M A Machine; I Died And Called For You, David Ignatow Jan 2026

Two Poems: I'M A Machine; I Died And Called For You, David Ignatow

Ontario Review

DAVID IGNATOW's most recent book of poetry is Facing the Tree (Little, Brown). His Notebooks was reviewed in Ontario Review #2.


Two Poems: Pantheon; Xviii, César Vallejo Jan 2026

Two Poems: Pantheon; Xviii, César Vallejo

Ontario Review

CÉSAR VALLEJO (1892-1938), one of the renowned Spanish-language poets of this century, was born in Santiago, Peru, and spent the last fifteen years of his life in Europe, where he was an ardent advocate of the Spanish Republican cause. His poetry is collected in Los Heraldos Negros (1919), Trilce (1922), and Poemas Humanos (1939).


In Rain, Wendell Berry Jan 2026

In Rain, Wendell Berry

Ontario Review

WENDELL BERRY's most recent book is a novel, The Memory of Old Jack (Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich). He lives in Port Royal, Kentucky, teaches at the University of Kentucky, and has published poetry in a number of magazines. His most recent book of poetry is Country of Marriage (Harcourt, Brace).


The Red Iris, Lewis B. Horne Jan 2026

The Red Iris, Lewis B. Horne

Ontario Review

LEWIS B. HORNE of the University of Saskatchewan has published fiction in many magazines, among them Colorado Quarterly, Descant, Ohio Review, and Prairie Schooner. A story of his appeared in the Best American Short


Asthma Clinic, Enid Harlow Jan 2026

Asthma Clinic, Enid Harlow

Ontario Review

ENID HARLOW, a former editor at Harpers Bazaar, has published fiction in New Voices. She lives in New York City, where she is currently working on a novel.


The Salt Mines, Marian Engel Jan 2026

The Salt Mines, Marian Engel

Ontario Review

MARIAN ENGEL, a resident of Toronto, has contributed fiction and essays to a number of Canadian magazines, most recently Chatelaine and Queen's Quarterly. Among her novels are The Honeyman Festival, No Clouds of Glory, and Monodromos.


Some Questions And Answers, Saul Bellow Jan 2026

Some Questions And Answers, Saul Bellow

Ontario Review

Saul Bellow's new novel is Humboldt's Gift (Viking Press). One of the most distinguished American writers of our time, Bellow has received many honors, among them the National Book Award for Fiction, the International Literary Prize, and the Croix de Chevalier des Arts et Lettres. See Self-Interview for a listing of his books.


Back Cover, Issue 3 Jan 2026

Back Cover, Issue 3

Ontario Review

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Front Cover, Issue 3 Jan 2026

Front Cover, Issue 3

Ontario Review

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Advertisements, Title Page, Contents, Issue 3 Jan 2026

Advertisements, Title Page, Contents, Issue 3

Ontario Review

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Contributors, Advertisements Jan 2026

Contributors, Advertisements

Ontario Review

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