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Format:Chapbook
Size: 5 ½ x 8 ½
Pages: 28 - 15 pages in colour
Phases / Phrases
by Judith Copithorne
Judith Copithorne has been living and writing in Vancouver for decades. She has made many notable contributions to concrete poetry and other experimental writing through the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and into this 21st century. Judith is constantly changing the media in which she works as they become available, but at the core there is always her distinctive touch. Copithorne is as relevant now as she was back in the days of the downtown poets of Vancouver. She was published in the 1st issues of blew ointment and Ganglia and worked at Motion Studio and Intermedia. More recently a bibliography of her work was published by J.W. Curry in the March, 2009 issue of 1 cent.
19.9.10 possible by Judith Copithorne
Books by Judith Copithorne:
Returning (Returning Press, 1965)
Release: Poem-Drawings (Bau-Xi Gallery, 1969)
Rain (Ganglia Press, 1969)
Runes (Coach House Books/Intermedia, 1971)
Miss Tree's Pillow Book (Intermedia/Returning Press, 1971)
Until Now (Heshe&ItWorks, 1971)
Heart's Tide (Vancouver Community Press Writing Series #8, 1972)
Arrangements (Intermedia Press, 1973)
A Light Character (Coach House Books, 1985)
Third Day of Fast (Silver Birch Press, 1987)
Horizon (Pangan Subway Ritual, 1992)
Tern: (Returning Press, 2000)
Brackets & Boundaries (Returning Press, 2012)
see lex ions (Xerolage 62; Xexoxial Editions, 2015)
Anthologies:
west coast seen, Jim Brown, ed. (Talonbooks, 1969),
New Directions in Canadian Poetry, John Robert Colombo, ed. (Holt, Rinehart and Winston of Canada, 1971)
Four Parts Sand, Earle Binney, ed. (Oberon Press, 1972)
THE LAST BLEWOINTMENT ANTHOLOGY VOLUME 1, bill bissett, ed. (Nightwood Editions, 1985)
Force Field (Mother Tongue Publishing, Saltspring Island, 2008)
The Last Vispo Anthology - 1998-2008 (Fantagraphics Books, Seattle, 2012)
Making Waves (Reading B.C. and Pacific Northwest Literature, UFV Press, Anvil Press, 2010)
The New Concrete, Visual Poetry in the 21st Century (Southbank Center, London, 2015)