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Bowering, Angela May

Warren Tallman reading poetry at R2B2 in Vancouver on March 31, 1989 Tape 1 of 2, Side B
Warren Tallman reading poetry at R2B2 in Vancouver on March 31, 1989 Tape 1 of 2, Side A
Warren Tallman reading poetry at R2B2 in Vancouver on March 31, 1989 Tape 1 of 2
Warren Tallman's conversation with Angela Bowering on June 7, 1979, Side B
Warren Tallman's conversation with Angela Bowering on June 7, 1979, Side A
Warren Tallman's conversation with Angela Bowering on June 7, 1979
Robert Creeley Tribute at The Western Front on June 2, 1990, Side B
Robert Creeley Tribute at The Western Front on June 2, 1990, Side A
Robert Creeley Tribute at The Western Front on June 2, 1990
Warren Tallman reading poetry at R2B2 in Vancouver on March 31, 1989 Tape 2 of 2
Angela Bowering reading her letter to Warren Tallman
Phyllis Webb reading poetry in Strathcona Park on Vancouver Island on July 6, 1986
bp Nichol reading from The Martyrology at SFU on July 8, 1983 Tape 3 of 3 - DUPLICATE 2 of 2
bp Nichol reading from The Martyrology at SFU on July 8, 1983 Tape 3 of 3 - DUPLICATE 1 of 2
CBC Radio Program: Sunday Morning Art at Diamond club in Toronto, and George Bowering reading "The Great Grandchildren of Bill Bissett's Mice" in Vancouver
radiofreerainforest 15 October, 1988

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