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| Hal Niedzviecki is co-editor and founder of Broken Pencil magazine, the guide to independent culture in Canada. He is also co-organizer of Canzine, the annual festival of alternative publications in Canada. He is editor of Concrete Forest, an anthology of urban Canadian Fiction (McClelland & Stewart, Spring 1998). His stories have appeared in many periodicals in Canada, the US and the UK, including The Quarterly, The New Quarterly, Blood & Aphorisms, Black Cat 115, Uno Mas, Sub-terrain and Cimmaron Review. He is a correspondent for Brave New Waves (CBC Radio 2) and a columnist for Exclaim!, Canada's monthly national indie music newspaper. He is at work on a novel called Ditch and a book of essays on alternative culture. He lives in Toronto. |  | |
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| The online edition of Smell It came online November
30th. The suggested tip for enjoying this book online is $3.00. The first
limited-edition hardcover is available for $35.00.
First edition hardcover ISBN 1-55245-016-3 Author Readings in RealAudio format If you don't have the player, download it here:  Then, hear Hal read:
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| Hoge Day is an American visual artist based in New York City. He's had numerous showings, including Art Initiatives (New York, NY), Lisa Sette Gallery (Scottsdale, AZ) and Arizona State University Art Museum (Tempe, AZ). The illustration above was done expressly for Smell It by the artist. | ||
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