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Thesen, Sharon, 1946-

Interview with Daphne Marlatt and Sharon Thesen on December 8, 2004
Phyllis Webb Conference at The Western Front Tape 3 of 3
Phyllis Webb Conference at The Western Front Tape 2 of 3
Sharon Thesen and Brian Fawcett reading at SFU on October 29, 1981
Phyllis Webb Conference at The Western Front Tape 1 of 3
bpNichol Remembrance Conference at Emily Carr University of Art + Design: Night panel reading on September 26, 1998 Tape 7 of 8
bpNichol Memorial 'MOMENTO MORI' at Waterfront Theatre on October 30, 1988 DUPLICATE 2 OF 2
bpNichol Memorial 'MOMENTO MORI' at Waterfront Theatre on October 30, 1988 Part 1 of 2 DUPLICATE 1 OF 2
The Capilano Review Editor's gathering on December 9, 2006, Side B
The Capilano Review Editor's gathering on December 9, 2006, Side A
The Capilano Review Editor's gathering on December 9, 2006
Frances Phipps, 7 August, 1993, Side B
Frances Phipps, 7 August, 1993, Side A
Frances Phipps, 7 August, 1993
Frances Phipps, June 5, 1994, Side B
Frances Phipps, June 5, 1994, Side A
Frances Phipps, June 5, 1994
Frances Phipps, August 8, 1993, Side B
Frances Phipps, August 8, 1993, Side A
Frances Phipps, August 8, 1993
Frances Phipps June 5, 1994, Side B
Frances Phipps June 5, 1994, Side A
Frances Phipps June 5, 1994
Frances Phipps, June 29, 1996, Side B
Frances Phipps, June 29, 1996, Side A

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