Editor's Note: Two newly-available magazines spotlighting modernist issues of women and language and featuring many critical pieces by women poets, are: Poetics Journal, No.4, available at Cody's or Small Press Traffic or Small Press Distribution, and from 2639 Russell St., Berkeley, CA 94705; and the bi-lingual Canadian modernist/feminist magazine, Tessera, appearing as a special issue of the ongoing Room of One's Own, and featuring the complete texts of papers delivered last summer at the Canadian conference, "Women and Words / Les femmes et les mots." Co-edited by Daphne Marlatt, and available from: 3756 W. 2nd Ave., Vancouver V6R 1J9, Canada.

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