SFU AtoM

bp Nichol Tribute (afternoon panel): George Bowering (moderator), Doug Barbour, Victor Coleman, Adeena Karasick, Roy Miki, and Lola Lemire Tostevin on November 3, 1990 part 2 of 4 #772

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1990

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Doug Barbour, Victor Coleman, Adeena Karasick, Roy Miki, and Lola Lemire Tostevin, moderated by George Bowering, reading for afternoon panel at bp Nichol Tribute on November 3, 1990. Part 2 of 4. This recording starts on tape #771 and continues on tapes #773 and #774.

bp Nichol Tribute (evening panel): Victor Coleman, Adeena Karasick, Michael Ondaatje, and Lola Tostevin on November 3, 1990 part 4 of 4 #774

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1990

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Victor Coleman, Adeena Karasick, Michael Ondaatje, and Lola Tostevin reading for evening panel at bp Nichol Tribute on November 3, 1990. Part 4 of 4. This recording starts on tape #771, #772, and #773.

bp Nichol Tribute (evening panel): Warren Tallman (Introduction), Bill Bissett and Victor Coleman on November 3, 1990 part 3 of 4 #773

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1990

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Bill Bissett and Victor Coleman, introduced by Warren Tallman, reading for evening panel at bp Nichol Tribute on November 3, 1990. Part 3 of 4. This recording starts on tape #771, #772 and ends on tape #774.

bp Nichol Tribute: Maxine Gadd, George Bowering, David Phillips, and Fred Wah reading on November 2, 1990 Part 2 of 2 #770

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1990

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Maxine Gadd, George Bowering, David Phillips, and Fred Wah reading for bp Nichol Tribute on November 2, 1990. Part 2 of 2. This recording starts on tape #769.

bp Nichol Tribute (morning panel): Smaro Kamboureli (Introduction), Frank Davey, Pauline Butling, Stephen Scobie, Steve McCaffery, and Irene Niechoda on November 3, 1990 part I of 4 #771

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1990

Part of Readings in British Columbia

Frank Davey, Pauline Butling, Stephen Scobie, Steve McCaffery, and Irene Niechoda, introduced by Smaro Kamboureli, reading for morning panel at bp Nichol Tribute on November 3, 1990. Part 1 of 4. This recording continues on tape #772, #773, and #774.

bp Nichol Tribute: Warren Tallman (introduction), Roy Miki, Irene Niechoda, Gene Bridwell, Ellie Nichol, and Frank Davey reading on November 2, 1990 part 1 of 2 #769

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1990

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Roy Miki, Irene Niechoda, Gene Bridwell, Ellie Nichol, and Frank Davey, introduced by Warren Tallman, reading for bp Nichol Tribute on November 2, 1990. Part 1 of 2. This recording ends on tape #770.

bp Nichol's Motherlove album, 1968 #1036

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1968

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bp Nichol's reading for Motherlove album in 1968.

BpNichol: manuscripts, part 1 of 2 #398

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bp Nichol talking about manuscripts with [Linda McCartney?]. Bp talking about The Martyrology, the Plunket Papers and Billy the Kid, Captain Poetry in Ganglia issue etc. Part 1 of 2. This recording ends on tape #399.

BpNichol: manuscripts, part 2 of 2 #399

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bp Nichol talking about manuscripts with [Linda McCartney?]. Bp talking about The Blues

Bradley Robinson reading at The College of New Caledonia, 1970 #273

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1970

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Bradley Robinson reading at The College of New Caledonia, 1970.

Brain Fawcett Speaking for English 102 at SFU on March 13, 1980 #309

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1980

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Brain Fawcett Speaking for English 102 at SFU on March 13, 1980.

Brain Fawcett Speaking in the Special Collections Room at SFU Library on March 13, 1980 #310

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1980

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Brain Fawcett Speaking in the Special Collections Room at SFU Library on March 13, 1980.

BRENNPUNKTE AUFNAHME s

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BRENNPUNKTE AUFNAHME s

Brett Enemark reading at the Western Front on February 3, 1975 #283a

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1975

Part of Readings in British Columbia

Brett Enemark introduces himself and his poetry in which he is trying to make a map of Prince George. He reads from advertising published between 1911 and 1912 by a real estate developer George J. Hammond and then continues with his own poetry. Brett's reading ends. This recording ends on tape 283b.

Brian Fawcett and Neap Hoover reading their poems at SFU on March 13, 1969 tape 2 of 2 #451 - tape 2

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1969

Part of Readings in British Columbia

Brian Fawcett and Neap Hoover, introduced by Robin Blaser, Palph Maud, and Colin Stuart, reading their poems at SFU March 13, 1969. Tape 2 of 2. This recording starts on tape #451 - tape 1.

Brian Fawcett reading at the Western Front on March 3, 1975 #288

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1975

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Brian Fawcett reading and speaking at the Western Front on March 3, 1975?

Brian Fawcett reading Cottonwood Canyon at Selkirk College on November 6, 1975 #230

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1975

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Brian Fawcett reading Cottonwood Canyon at Selkirk College on November 6, 1975.

Brian Finn performing Bridges and The Room, #702

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Brian Finn performing Bridges and The Room.

Broadcast of Williams

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1955

Part of Readings in British Columbia

William Carlos Williams in Broadcast of Williams

Brother Antoninus reading at the Honors College, (Wesleyan University) on April 30, 1968 #658

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1968

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Brother Antoninus (real name William Everson) reading at the Honors College (Wesleyan University) on April 30, 1968.

Buffalo Festival of Arts: Louis Zukofsky reading and interview on March 4, 1961 part 2 of 2 #206b

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1961

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Buffalo Festival of Arts: Louis Zukofsky finishes reading his poetry on March 4, 1961. This recording starts on tape #206a.

Buffalo Festival of Arts: Louis Zukofsky reading on March 4, 1961 part 1 of 2 #206a

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1961

Part of Readings in British Columbia

Buffalo Festival of Arts: Louis Zukofsky reading his poetry on March 4, 1961. This recording ends on tape #206b.

Cacchioni, Fawcett, Gladys, Persky, Russel, and Wah reading at Stan Persky

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1970

Part of Readings in British Columbia

Brian Fawcett continues reading his poetry, Gladys Hindmarch reading a short story, George Stanley reading translation of Vigil, he stops partway through and Brian Fawcett continues reading it. Started on tape #15a and continued on tape #15c.

Cacchioni, Fawcett, Gladys, Persky, Russel, and Wah reading at Stan Persky

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1970

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Stan Persky reads his poetry and finishes readings at his house. This reading starts on cassettes #15a and #15b.

Cacchioni, Fawcett, Gladys, Persky, Russel, and Wah reading at Stan Persky

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1970

Part of Readings in British Columbia

George Stanley, Mark Cacchioni, Marilyn Russel, and Brian Fawcett reading their poetry at Stan Persky's house. Continued on tape #15b and #15c.

Caedmon Treasury of Modern Poets Reading: Gertrude Stein, Archibald MacLeish, E.E. Cummings, Marianne Moore, William Empson, Stephen Spender, Conrad Aiken, Robert Frost, William Carlos Williams, Richard Eberhart, Ezra Pound, and Richard Wilbur reading #604

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Caedmon Treasury of Modern Poets Reading: Gertrude Stein, Archibald MacLeish, E.E. Cummings, Marianne Moore, William Empson, Stephen Spender, Conrad Aiken, Robert Frost, William Carlos Williams, Richard Eberhart, Ezra Pound, and Richard Wilbur reading - Caedmon Treasury of Modern Poets Reading.

Call me Burroughs: William Burroughs reading his poetry followed by an Interview with Tony Aspler #539