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Hartog, Diana

A Tribute to bpNichol at Harbourfront in Toronto on December 2, 1989
Maxine Gadd reading bpNichol's "Gifts: The Martyrology Book(s) 7 &", and Diana Hartog reading "Journal" excerpt, Side B
Maxine Gadd reading bpNichol's "Gifts: The Martyrology Book(s) 7 &", and Diana Hartog reading "Journal" excerpt, Side A
Maxine Gadd reading bpNichol's "Gifts: The Martyrology Book(s) 7 &", and Diana Hartog reading "Journal" excerpt
Diana Hartog reading poetry at David Thompson University Centre (DTUC) on February 3, [1982?]
Diana Hartog reading from her works
bp Nichol (1944-88): A Tribute, Coach House/ Music Gallery, Talking Books, 1989
The Yellow Chair
Eleven Poems
Three Poems
radiofreerainforest 1 May, 1988
radiofreerainforest 27 March, 1988 and Marathon Fund-Raising RFRF RAPS - from Spring+Fall/'86

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