Nicole Dixon Poetry he frees each likeness not

he frees each likeness not only from the blocks that hold them captive but also from the reaches of his prodigious imagination

The woman attempts to warn her neighbours of an impending flood

and his colored characters navigate a perennially perfidious Albion

and Eyan begins to wonder: if even the angels can find themselves at war

Nicole Dixon Poetry he frees each likeness notNicole Dixon, author of High Water Mark, has lived in Toronto, Sarnia, Windsor, North Bay and Halifax. Her work has been nominated for the Journey Prize and a CBC Literary Award and appeared in The New Quarterly, Grain, The Fiddlehead and Canadian Notes and Queries. In 2005 she won the Writers Trust of Canada RBC Bronwen Wallace Award for short fiction. Currently electronic resources librarian at Cape Breton University, Nicole divides her time between