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Marlatt, Daphne

Peter Quartermaine, Daphne Marlatt, Kevin Killian, and George Stanley reading panel in Vancouver
Daphne Marlatt and Fred Wah's Conversation and Reading in March, 1980
Roy Miki, Fred Wah, and George Bowering giving speech at Warren Tallman's Memorial at The Western Front on July 17, 1994
Learning to Live Underwater
Digress
l'heure bleue
photo mind sati
peripherals
In Search of Plot (Deceased)
Five Poems
from The Given
"masquerading as simple description" A Conversation with Sharon Thesen
from Short Circuits: Walking Meditations
Questions for Narrative
Out of the Blue
Hands on The Table
Excerpt from Taken
The Approach Re-Approached by Ferry & Water Mark
Roberta Rees
Subject to Change: A Collaboration
Two Poems
from Ana Historic
In the Month of Hungry Ghosts
An Interview with Sheila Watson
An Interview with bp Nichol

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