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BISSETT, Bill Vigilante 1) BOWERING, George FETHERLING, Douglas ListingsIf you cannot find what you want on this page, then please use our search feature to search all our listings. Click on Title to view full description
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BISSETT, Bill Vigilante 1) BOWERING, George FETHERLING, Douglas A Drawing and Six Poems
Vigilante, Calgary, MB, 1970,
BISSETT, Bill. "A Drawing and Six Poems" . "I herd ya laffin in the water","The Golden Dawn", "Peopul Still Drink", "Tree", "Peopul Get Ready", and " Th good ship Changes". A selection of works in Vigilante, no. 1, May 1970, pp. 35-41. Calgary, AB: Vigilante, 1970. Pp. (1)-48. Illustrated. 4to, illustrated grey card covers with black spine. Also includes works by David Phillips, Phil Piffer, George Bowering, Peter Huse, Andrew Suknaski, Bill Howell, Barry McKinnon, Lionel Kearns, Doug Fetherling, T. Brennan, Sid Marty, Chris Wiseman, and Ian Adam. Vg. For the issue. 20.00
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FETHERLING, Douglas Rites of Alienation. signed
Quarry Press, 1988, ISBN:919627943
FETHERLING, Douglas. Rites of Alienation. (Kingston): Quarry Press, (1988). Pp. 104. 8vo, white ill. card covers, red titles to front and spine. A collection of Haiku by the Canadian author. Rear corner bumped, else vg. Author's signed gift inscription to the title page. 25.00
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FETHERLING, Douglas Running Away to Sea. 1st in dj
McClelland & Stewart, Toronto, 1998, ISBN:0771031157
FETHERLING, Douglas. Running Away to Sea: Round the World on a Tramp Freighter. (Toronto) : McClelland & Stewart, (1998). First Printing. Pp 243. 8vo,red cloth. "At a low point in his life, the prolific Canadian writer Dougl as Fetherling sought to clear his head by taking the kind of trip that manyof us dream about - going round the world on one of the last of the tramp freighters. The four-month voyage carried him (and a handful of other travellers) some thirty thousand nautical miles, from Europe via the Panama Canal to the South Pacific, with a future as fragile as its past is romantic. There the ship, a converted Russian ice-breaker renamed The Pride of Great Yarmouth, traded at some of the most fabled - and some of the most disreputable - ports in the southern hemisphere. The return voyage, by way of Singapore, Indonesia, the Indian Ocean, and Suez, was just as memorable." from the dj, which also carries a high recommendation from Bill Bryson. Gift inscription, ffep clipped, else vg in dj. 20.00
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