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Phyllis Webb
1927 -
works by
- Trio: First Poems by Gael Turnbull, Phyllis Webb, and Eli Mandel (1954)
- Even Your Right Eye (1956)
- The Sea Is Also a Garden (1962)
- Naked Poems (1965)
- Selected Poems 1954-1965 (1971)
- Wilson's Bowl (1980)
- Talking (1982)
- Sundy Water: Thirteen Anti Ghazals (1982)
- The Vision Tree: Selected Poems (1982)
- Water and Light: Ghazals and Anti Ghazals: Poems (1984)
- Hanging Fire (1990)
works on
- Helen W. Sonthoff, "Structures of Loss: The Poetry of Phyllis Webb," Canadian Literature, 9 (1961):15-22
- John F. Hulcoop, "Phyllis Webb and the Priestess of Motion," Canadian Literature, 32 (1967):29-39
- John F. Hulcoop, "Introduction," (1971) Selected Poems 1954-1965
- Jean Mallinson, "Ideology and Poetry: An Examination of Some Recent Trends in Canadian Criticism," Studies in Canadian Literature, 3.1 (1978):93-109
- Sharon Thesen, "Introduction," (1982) The Vision Tree
- Douglas Barbour, "Lyric/Anti-Lyric: Some Notes About a Concept," Line, 3 (1984):45-63
- John F. Hulcoop, "'Birdsong in the Apparatus': Webb's New Selected Poems," Essays on Canadian Writing, 30 (1984-85):359-70
- Stephen Scobie, "I and I: Phyllis Webb's 'I Daniel'," Open Letter, 2-3 (1985):61-68
- Frank Davey, "From There to Here," (1974)
- Phyllis Webb, "Polishing Up the View," CV/II, 2 (1976):14-15
awards
- "In 1982, because Wilson's Bowl (1980) had failed to win even a nomination for the Governor General's Award, a group of poets led by Margaret Atwood, Michael Ondaatje, bpNichol, and P.K. Page, collected $2,300 which they sent to Webb, stating that "this gesture is a response to your whole body of work as well as to your presence as a touchstone of true good writing in Canada, which we all know is beyond awards and prizes." John F. Hulcoop.
- Governor General's Award in 1983 for The Vision Tree: Selected Poems
- made an Officer of the Order of Canada in 1992
resources
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league of canadian poets
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picture, brief bio, and publishing info
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