Literary CV

Books

The River and The Window. Four Humours Press, Winnipeg, 1974.

Edition of Poem for Voices broadcast on CBC radio.

Things That Fly. Winnipeg: Four Humours Press, 1978 and Chicago: Ohio University Press/Swallow Press, 1980.

Rag Doll's Shadow. Erin, Ontario: Porcupine's Quill, 1979.

Playing the Numbers. North Dakota: University of North Dakota Quarterly, 1986.

Also, in North Dakota Quarterly, vol. 54, number 3 (Summer, 1986).

Anthologies, Pamphlets, etc.

Made In Canada: New Poetry of the 70's. Eds.Raymond Souster and Douglas Lochhead. Oberon Press, 1970.

Draft. Ed. Dennis Cooley. Winnipeg: Turnstone Press, 1981.

The Explanation. Broadside pamphlet. Toronto: League of Canadian Poets. n.d.

Undozen: Thirteen Canadian Poets. Ed. Judith Fitzgerald. Windsor, Ontario: Black Moss Press, 1982.

Poetry Toronto. "Feature Poet." November, 1984.

Section Lines. Ed. Mark Duncan. Winnipeg: Turnstone Press, 1988.

Selected Periodicals in which poems appeared betwen 1960 and 1985

Accent, The Yale Review, Contact, Atlantic Monthly, Minnesota Review, Prism, Canadian Dimension, The Quest, The Literary Review, The Michigan Quarterly Review, Massachusetts Review, Omphalos, Poetry Northwest, Dreadnought, Far Point, The Little Magazine, Tuatara, Malahat Review, Jewish Dialog, Tamarack Review, CVII, Quarry, Waves, Descant, Event, North Dakota Quarterly, Poetry Toronto, Northern Light, Margin

Dramatic Poems for Radio

Night-Clouds in the Wilderness. Commissioned by CBC. Presented on September 4, 1971. (20 minutes).

Included in Things That Fly.

The River and the Window. Broadcast on CBC "Anthology," March 1974. (30 minutes).

Printed as chapbook by Four Humours Press.

Editing and Publishing

Founder and co-editor (1967-72) of The Far Point. A journal devoted to poetry, reviews, and articles on contemporary poetry. (Published by The University of Manitoba).

Founded Four Humours Press (1972). A private press publishing, from hand-set type on hand-fed presses, small books of verse in illustrated editions limited to a maximum of 400-450 copies. (To approx. 1980)