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The Mask

It is not I

who sits talking with you now—

words falling between us

like counterfeit coins:

is is a caricature

a house with the last ghost gone.

 But search for me in the twilight

in the land of look-behind,

where thoughts are scattered like manna

from the unknown heights of the mind. 

Frances Gammon, The Fiddlehead No. 11

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The Fiddlehead | Publishing Opportunity

The Fiddlehead | Publishing Opportunity

Part of what we do here at The Reverie Journal is to tell you about opportunities to share your work. Of course, we certainly hope you’ll still consider submitting with us for our Write for Us. Submissions for the magazine and anthology are currently closed.

Today we’d like to introduce you to The Fiddlehead. The Fiddleheadis Canada’s longest living literary journal, according to the site. They…

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Jesse Patrick Ferguson & Islay

Jesse Ferguson (Dirty Semiotics) relaxes with Islay.

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Jesse Patrick Ferguson was raised in Cornwall, Ontario, and has lived in Ottawa, Fredericton and Sydney. He has published poetry and reviews in eleven countries. Some highlights include: Canadian Literature, Prairie Fire, The Walrus, Poetry Ireland Review, Poetry and Harper's. His work also appears in the anthologies Best Canadian Poetry 2009, Rogue Stimulus and The White Collar Book. Jesse has been a poetry editor for The Fiddlehead, and he has served on the editorial boards of several other Canadian journals. His two full-length poetry books are Harmonics (Freehand Books, 2009) and the collection of visual poems Dirty Semiotics (Broken Jaw Press, 2011). He is also the editor of a forthcoming anthology of glosa poems in honour of P.K. Page.

Jesse Patrick Ferguson's Dirty Semiotics is available from Broken Jaw Press.