Richard Teleky Fiction an identity

an identity

One of the finest and most distinctive Canadian poets

1977) and Cry Evil (Oberon

His garden and his studio are located in Stratford

ex-boyfriend

Richard Teleky Fiction an identityRichard Teleky is an author, editor and educator who has published a dozen books of poetry and prose (both fiction and non fiction), including most recently The Blue Hour (Exile Editions, 2017) and The Hermit in Arcadia (Exile Editions, 2012). Ordinary Paradise (Porcupine's Quill). His novel The Paris Years of Rosie Kamin (Steerforth, 1998) won the Harold Ribalow Prize. He is a professor in the Humanities Department of York University and lives in