At Yorktown and Merce of Egypt

Roy Kiyooka reads “At Yorktown” and “Merce of Egypt” at the Charles Olson memorial at St. Anselm’s church, Vancouver, 1971.

Post author By Lauren St Clair
Post date March 14, 1970
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Roy Kiyooka reads “At Yorktown” and “Merce of Egypt” at the Charles Olson memorial at St. Anselm’s church, Vancouver, 14 March 1970.

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“Charles Olson Memorial Poetry Reading.” SpokenWeb Search Engine. https://search.spokenweb.ca/catalog/4548

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