Adjust Your Set.

New wrinkle - OId fool; My new literacy; Ancient wisdom; Summing up Sixty; The Matricide; Artifact; For heaven's sake; As I live and learn; Grist; I am always with you, he said; City garden; Mindless; The old grey mare; Roses; Woman in question; Laundry list; Mad about you; Last Turning; Bone yard; Blocks and unblocks; Getting to know me; Blue surge; With a little help; Poem for today; Some time; Time heals; The authority; Lady's choice; Death, retreat or a good, long nap; Liberation; Ladies' choice; Fetal vision; There is a season; The castaway; Cecilie; For Jaredene; Birth day; Homecoming; At a loss; Valediction; Father; Dying wish, a Buddhist perspective on the hereafter; Conjugating the spectrum; Forewarning; Song of the frigid woman or Baby it's cold inside; Outsider; Just call it love; Charlene; Longevity, levity and brevity; Wimp in wolf's clothing; Five second fantasy; Viewing instructions; Cold comfort; Fish and company; Too late; So far; Sweet revenge; Parting gift; Retirement plan; Incensed; A consumer surveys; With a little more help; Future imperfect; Winner take all; For heaven's sake; Reunion; Owned and unowned; No position; All for the best; Self-centred.

A native of Huntsville and educated in Georgetown and Toronto, Ontario, Linda Stitt lived for a number of years in Thunder Bay before returning to Toronto in 1978. Many of her recent readings have been as a member of the trio of Toronto-area poets known as the Uncritical Mas