Other works by P.K. Page

Inventory list

Identifier	Title	Level of description	Date
JF/E004	"Five Poems." Poems. League of Canadian Poets, 1 copy signed and 1 copy inscribed to poet, Elizabeth Brewster	File	[1980?]
JF/E012	Extraordinary Presence: The Worlds of P.K. Irwin. Trent University. Catalogue Raisonné and disk of texts, sounds, and images from conference	File	2002
JF/E008	"A Children's Hymn for Children's Chorus," music composed by Harry Somers. Signed by P.K. Page and insribed by unknown person	File	1995
JF/E009	What Time Is It Now? A Chamber Opera in One Act / music composed by Anna Höstman	File	2004
JF/E001	Planes. 4 drawings by P.K. Irwin and 6 poems by Mike Doyle. Seripress [Barbara Caruso]. . Signed by P.K. Page and Mike Doyle. Includes listing description by bookseller, Nelson Ball	File	1975
JF/E006	"Two Poems." [“The World” and “Tonight”]. Nemo Press. Signed	File	1988
JF/E007	"Lily on the Patio." Signed poem, Nemo Press. Original published as an insert for the Winter Issue, no. 23 1988 of The Devil's Artisan	File	1988
JF/E011	Great Canadian Poets: Gwendolyn MacEwen and P.K. Page. Documentary film that blends P.K. Page reading her poems with an interview by Mary Hynes. TVOntario	File	[ca. 1998]
JF/E002	"The Flower Bed." Poem. Signal Hill Broadsides, Vol. 1 No. 2. Signed. P.K. Page is one of four poets, with Garry McKevitt, Charles Lillard, and Diana Hayes	File	1977
JF/E003	Three Poet Artists: Eldon Grier, P.K. Page, and Joe Rosenblatt. Catalogue Raisonné. Burnaby Art Gallery. Signed and inscribed. Includes poems Stefan, Arras, and Evening Dance of the Grey Flies; also includes three works of art	File	1978
JF/E005	"Deaf-Mute in the Pear Tree." Signed poem featuring an original drawing by P.K. Irwin, stamped in gold foil. The Malahat Review	File	1985
JF/E010	Still Waters: The Poetry of P.K. Page. Documentary Film directed by Donald Winkler and produced by William Brind. National Film Board	File	1990
JF/E013	The Filled Pen. Signed sound recording of a reading. Outlaw Editions	File	2004
JF/E014	Unless the Eye Catch Fire (original title 'Last Summer'). Science fiction film by May Street Productions, directed by Anna Tchernakova, produced by Hilary Pryor	File	2009