Discover three publications by Fred Wah:

Pictograms From the Interior of B.C.

1975

Wah, Fred. Pictograms from the Interior of B.C. Vancouver: Talonbooks, 1975. Print.

8 ½ x 7 in.; 21 ½ x 17 ½ cm. Perfect bound with dark gray card cover. Illustrations from John Corner’s book Pictographs (Indian Rock Paintings) in the Interior of British Columbia

Breathin' My Name with a Sigh

1981

Wah, Fred. Breathin’ my name with a sigh. Vancouver: Talonbooks, 1981. Print.

8 ½ x 5 ½ in.; 21 x 14 cm. Perfect bound with cream card cover. Front cover has inverted “e” as illustration. Back cover contains a biography of Wah, publisher’s commentary and commentary by George Bowering.

Intent 2.1

1990

Wah, Fred."I Always Thought it was China." Intent 2.1 (1990): 7. Print.

Pages

These poems hum, deep down in that solitary interface where words take the place of place, where we sift through the archives of the self. Face the music. Save it.
-Fred Wah, Faking It.

Blog

Fred launches Scree at the Western Front, October 29, 2015

We were lucky enough to be involved in the launch for Fred's new book Scree, which collects his work up to 1991, edited by Jeff Derksen and published by Talonbooks

Was Eight

Two copies of Fred's 1998 chapbook, Was Eight in the Contemporary Literature Collection at SFU (pencil added for effect).

Hey, we met with Fred!

Our important Wahrchival meeting with Fred

Writing 9 (Spring 1984)

Photo courtesy of the W.A.C. Bennett Special Collections at SFU