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HAVE WE BECOME EXTRAORDINARY YET? • Found Press Quarterly, Spring 2011 • $3.75


Spanning decades and oceans, FPQ’s Spring 2011 collection weaves together hopes and regrets, triumphs and disappointments, like threads in a vibrant tapestry. At the remarkable heart of each story you will uncover the salutary and at times heartbreaking power of memory as the characters, both real and imagined, draw you deep into their vividly realized narratives and show you how they have become extraordinary.

Featuring stories by Jack Bootle, Meghan Rose Allen, Don McLellan, and Julie Dupuis.



Featured Inside
Psalm 77

On an isolated English beach a man looks back on his school days, recalling the joy and torment of a secret love affair with a boy full of strange ideas, a boy obsessed with the language of the King James Bible. Moments from their relationship return to him: the hidden meetings on the beach, the first attempts at sex, the boredom of a school assembly in summertime, the cruelty of a young English teacher. But most of all he remembers the boy’s words. They’re words that, years later, will haunt him as he tries to come to terms with the person he has become.

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Psalm 77
Jack Bootle
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Eleven Miles There, Twelve Miles Back

Deep in the heart of Ontario cottage country, Izza Ingram’s biological family disintegrates when her parents become trapped in a moment Izza can barely remember. Lost to their parents, she and her sister Paulie form an unlikely family unit under the guidance of their parents’ friend Doug. In this trio of their own making, Izza, Paulie, and Doug try to navigate the differences between the families we are born into versus the families we choose.

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Eleven Miles There,
Twelve Miles Back

Meghan Rose Allen
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Angels Passing

Father Michael, in his final assignment, has been asked by his Order to help facilitate recovery of an Asian country blighted by war. On the long odyssey into the interior, his driver and translator Trang tells him a story set in a once-famed traveller’s refuge known as the Inn of Tender Embraces. What starts as a simple tale of ill-fated lovers becomes, for Father Michael, a familiar beacon that guides him through the mists of an exotic landscape.

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Angels Passing
Don McLellan
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Memories of a Carnivore:
Adventures in Eating Ethically


Part travelogue, part memoir, part diary, Memories of a Carnivore pieces together the fragmented recollections of one woman’s rocky journey toward vegetarianism. From her rural upbringing in francophone Northeastern Ontario to exotic locations, outlandish adventures, and bizarre meals, Julie relives her struggle to make the right food choices for herself and examines the consequences of her decisions. At once raw and irreverent, Memories of a Carnivore frankly discusses issues at the core of today’s social conscience.

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Memories of a Carnivore
Julie Dupuis
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Other collections from 2011
The Moment We Came Alive

Featuring Addresses by Cynthia Flood, Somehow There Was More Here by Danny Goodman, In Our House by the Sea by Kirsty Logan, and Cross Yourself by Lana Storey. Cover art by the Winter 2011 Cover Image Contest winner Alex Lewandowski.

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FPQ Winter 2011
The Moment
We Came Alive

$3.75


Have We Become Extraordinary Yet?

Featuring Psalm 77 by Jack Bootle, Eleven Miles There, Twelve Miles Back by Meghan Rose Allen, Angels Passing by Don McLellan, and Memories of a Carnivore: Adventures in Eating Ethically by Julie Dupuis.

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FPQ Spring 2011
Have We Become
Extraordinary Yet?

$3.75


Close

Featuring Obscure Objects by Caroline Adderson, The Oughts by Richard Rosenbaum, The Last Judgement by Maria Meindl, and Bright Lights on Broadway by Dave Margoshes.

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FPQ Summer 2011
Close
$3.75


You Can't Go Home Again

Featuring Mike Mike Mike Mike by Grace O'Connell, The Expansiveness of My Sound by Andrew Forbes, This Is a Love Crime by Lee Kvern, and What Endures by Pauline Holdstock.

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FPQ Fall 2011
You Can't Go
Home Again

$3.75