Jon Paul Fiorentino
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Jon Paul Fiorentino is a Canadian poet, novelist and short story writer.
Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, he currently teaches at Concordia University, is editor-in-chief of Matrix magazine and founded Snare Books (publishing), a Canadian publishing Company.
[edit] Bibliography
- Transcona Fragments (Cyclops Press/Signature Editions, 2002)
- Resume Drowning (Broken Jaw Press, 2002)
- Hello Serotonin (Coach House Books, 2004)
- Post-Prairie: An Anthology of New Poetry (Talonbooks, 2005) (edited with Robert Kroetsch)
- Asthmatica (Insomniac Press, 2005)
- The Theory of the Loser Class (Coach House Books, 2006)
- Blues and Bliss: The Poetry of George Elliott Clarke (WLU Press, 2008)
- Stripmalling: a novel (ECW Press, 2009)
- Indexical Elegies (Coach House Books, 2010)
[edit] External links
- Jon Paul Fiorentino's website
- "Theory of the Writer Class." Interview with Melora Koepke. Hour, 26 February 2009
- Interview in The Danforth Review
- Montreal Mirror profile
- Quill & Quire review of Stripmalling
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