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Joyce Celebrates Release of Words from the Dead

Posted on March 6, 2022 by seanarthurjoyce

I’m proud to announce the publication of my tenth book, Words from the Dead: Relevant Readings in the Covid Age, published by Ekstasis Editions of Victoria, BC Canada.[1] My body of published work now includes poetry, a novel, Western Canadian … Continue reading →

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Notes from Nowhere: Erewhon’s Prophetic Foresight

Posted on March 19, 2021 by seanarthurjoyce

Review of Erewhon by Samuel Butler “Reason uncorrected by instinct is as bad as instinct uncorrected by reason.”[1] —Samuel Butler As a work of social satire, Erewhon[2] is sheer genius, packed with perceptive, often hilarious insights into human nature. As … Continue reading →

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