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bpNichol, 1944-1988

An Interview with bp Nichol
from The Martyrology
from Journal
Two Poems
radiofreerainforest 10 November, 1985
radiofreerainforest 8 March and 22 April, 1990
radiofreerainforest 1 November, 1990
radiofreerainforest 15, 22 & 8 January 1989
radiofreerainforest 30 October 1988
radiofreerainforest 30 October, 1988
radiofreerainforest 15 October, 1988
radiofreerainforest 2 & 6 October, 26 June and 10 November, 1988
radiofreerainforest 26 June and 20 March, 1988
Fred Wah, Lorna Crozier, bpNichol Panel Seminar on Poetry at Weyburn Writers' Conference, 1988
bpNichol Interview with Fred Wah in South Slocan on September 30, 1979
Fred Wah Classroom Lecture: "The Line" in Red Deer, Alberta on July 8, 1987
bpNichol reading from The Martyrology Book 3 beginning with part 6 #27
bpNichol reading from The Martyrology Book 3 #26
bpNichol reading from The Martyrology Book 4 #25
bpNichol reading from The Martyrology Book 2 #24
bpNichol reading The Martyrology Book 2 #23
bpNichol reading The Martyrology Book 1 #22
bpNichol poetry workshop reading, day 5 #19
bpNichol poetry workshop reading, days 1-3 #17
EARRATIONAL, bpNichol, side 1, master tape, recorded Nov. 1, 1982 #14

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