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Coleman, Victor, 1944-

Victor Coleman talking about his journey with Coach House Press at The University of Calgary on December 7, 1994
Poets as Songwriters: An "EAR LICK" Sampler
bp Nichol, Steve McCaffery, Victor Coleman, and Bill Bissett's discussion
bp Nichol, Steve McCaffery, and Victor Coleman on February 23, 1979
Colin Browne, Daphne Marlatt, Warren Tallman, Gladys Hindmarch, and George Bowering reading at "Six Cheers for the Fred Wah's 25th Anniversary" in Vancouver on August 21, 1987
from the Introduction to The H.D. Book
from Honeymoon Suite
Two Poems
Two Poems
Interview
A Proposal
From the Realms of the Unseen Father
radiofreerainforest - goes to Toronto 5 October, 1986
radiofreerainforest 9 March, 1986
radiofreerainforest 8 March and 22 April, 1990
radiofreerainforest 18 February, 1990
radiofreerainforest 29 October, 1989
radiofreerainforest 1 November, 1990
radiofreerainforest 29 July, 1990
radiofreerainforest 1 July, 1990
radiofreerainforest 29 June, 1989
radiofreerainforest, Victor Coleman at the Westernfront, 6 July, 1986
radiofreerainforest 8 June, 1986
radiofreerainforest 15 September, 1985
radiofreerainforest 13 December, 1987

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