“I have always liked the idea of a group of poets. I disagree with that critic who called poetry the “sullen art.” Sullen means all alone, and that may be an okay way to write a novel, but for most of our history good poetry has been produced by poets working with each other, or against each other… in the history of recent English-language poetry in Montreal, the Vehicule group, Ken Norris, Stephen Morrissey, Tom Konyves, Claudia Lapp, Artie Gold, John McAuley and Endre Farkas, provided a very welcome radical chapter.”

                                    - George Bowering, from The Introduction, THE VEHICULE POETS_NOW