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Milton Acorn

Canadian communist "people's poet", author of I've Tasted My Blood (1969).

Lived
1923–1986
Authority records
Wikidata · VIAF · Library of Congress · GND · ISNI
Sources
Wikipedia — Milton Acorn

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1960The Brain's the TargetThe Ryerson Press, TorontoOpen Library
1963Fifty-eight poemsFiddlehead, University of New Brunswick, S.lOpen Library
1969I've Tasted My BloodRyerson Press, TorontoOpen Library
1973More Poems for PeopleNC Press, TorontoOpen Library
1975The Island Means MinagoNew Canada publications, TorontoSUDOC record 005893925 · swisscovery record 991048070169705501
1977Jackpine SonnetsSteel Rail Educational Pub, Torontoswisscovery record 991015491499705501 · Library of Congress record 78305805
1982Captain Neal MacDougal & the Naked Goddess — A Demi-Prophetic Work as a Sonnet-SeriesRagweed Press, Charlottetown, P. E. Iswisscovery record 991102078869705501 · Library of Congress record 83140929
1983Dig up My Heart — Selected Poems, 1952-83McClelland & Stewart, Torontoswisscovery record 991133521699705501 · Library of Congress record 83181698
1986Whiskey Jack — 28 PoemsHMS Press, Torontoswisscovery record 991037283159705501 · Library of Congress record 87109126
1987“I” Shout Love and Other PoemsAya Press, Torontoswisscovery record 991076822119705501 · Library of Congress record 88109268
1987The Northern Red OakUnfinished Monument Press, Toronto, Ont., CanadaOpen Library
1987The Uncollected AcornDeneau, Toronto, OntOpen Library

Editions in the catalogue

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