Published Works
- The Post Electric Caveman (Very Stone House, 1967)
- Fireweed (Talonbooks, 1970) (also cited as Fire Weed, Talon 1967)
- Pathways into the Mountains (Caitlin, 2000) (ISBN 0-920576-84-2)
- Ecologue (Harbour, 2005) (ISBN 1-55017-349-9)
- Decompositions (Talonbooks, 2010) (ISBN 978-0-88922-631-9)
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