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Wah, Fred, 1939-

Six Poems
from ARTiculations
from ARTiculations
Music at the Heart of Thinking
Pearagraphs
Five Poems
Two Poems
Three Pictograph Versions
radiofreerainforest, TISH, 13 October, 1985
radiofreerainforest 24 April and 22 May, 1988
radiofreerainforest Fred Wah 1 April, 1974 2/2
radiofreerainforest Fred Wah 1 April, 1974 1/2
Poet Fred Wah Reading in SFU Special Collections
Women and Words - "How Class Affects Women's Writing": Sara Diamond, Carole Itter, Helen Potrebenko, Cy-Thea Sand, Penny Goldsmith at UBC on July 1, 1983
Fred Wah Reading in Nelson on November 15, 1996 and Stuart McLean reading Fred Wah poem on CBC's Vinyl Cafe
Fred Wah Interviewed by Mary Howes in Wah's Office at the University of Calgary on October 31, 1993
radiofreerainforest 17 November, 1992 Sides 1/1 and 10 December, 1992 Sides 1/2 + 2/2
Fred Wah, Nancy Bauer, Alistair MacLeod Interviewed by Erika Ritter on Air Craft, April 19, 1990
Fred Wah, Lorna Crozier, bpNichol Panel Seminar on Poetry at Weyburn Writers' Conference, 1988
Fred Wah Prose-Poetry Reading in Canton, New York
Daphne Marlatt and Fred Wah Conversation and Reading in March, 1980
bpNichol Interview with Fred Wah in South Slocan on September 30, 1979
Fred Wah Poetry Reading in Toronto on April 14, 1979
Fred Wah: Classroom Conversation on March 9, 1979
Fred Wah Poetry Reading on March 8, 1979

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