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Culley, Peter, 1958-

Buffalo Group Reading in October, 1980
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
Three Poems
"Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow": On Poetry and the Environmental Crisis
The Inland Empire
Five North Vancouver Trees
Pages from "The Children's Encyclopedia"
The Book of Hugh
Contradiction & Doubt: Some Notes on Tom Burrows
radiofreerainforest 8 February, 1987 Peter Culley host + 19 April, 1987 1/2
radiofreerainforest 14 December, 1986, 18 April, 1986, and 18 October, 1987 1/2
radiofreerainforest 19 October, 1986 Sides 3/3 and 9 November, 1986
radiofreerainforest 19 October, 1986 Sides 1/3 and 2/3
radiofreerainforest - goes to Toronto 5 October, 1986
radiofreerainforest 4 May, 1986
radiofreerainforest 2 February, 1986
radiofreerainforest 13 + 18 August, 1985 Assembled on 13 September, 1985
radiofreerainforest 24 February, 1985
radiofreerainforest 11 February, 1985
radiofreerainforest #1
radiofreerainforest 29 April, 1990 and Bruce Anders reading at the Western Front - 12 May 1990
radiofreerainforest goes to Montreal, 21 September, 1986
radiofreerainforest, The Advice Squad, 15 August, 1986
radiofreerainforest 8 June, 1986
radiofreerainforest 25 May,1986

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