Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1968. Narrow octavo, green cloth and decorated boards. pp 127. Text paper a bit toned, as always, else fine. Price-clipped dust jacket is rubbed, sticker scar to front panel, good. Alberta poems, and a winner of the Governor-General's Award.

Toronto: Exile Editions, 1985. Glossy card covers. pp 93, [3]. Crease to lower outer corner of front cover and first leaf, else fine. Poetry. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Toronto: Clarke, Irwin, 1974. Blue boards. Fine in VG lightly rubbed jacket. Signed by the author. Poetry.

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1986. Card covers. Inscribed by the author in 1988. Near fine. Poetry.

Delta, BC: Sono Nis Press, 1975. Silver boards. Front cover a bit bowed, ink owner name of author John Metcalf, else fine in fine jacket. Poetry.

Toronto: Macmillan, 1934. Second edition, enlarged, adding 11 new poems to the text of the 1931 edition. Green cloth. Review copy with slip laid in and the Macmillans in Canada label inside front cover. Ink owner name, damp spot to upper inner margin of front cover, else fine in chipped and torn jacket.

Vancouver: Talonbook / Very Stone House, 1967. Red card covers in colour dust jacket. [60] pp, unpaged, stapled, reproduced colour etchings by Sandra Cruikshank in text. Small corner creases to the card covers, jacket has a little edge wear, VG. BC author's second book, a collection of poetry. Long blurb by fellow poet Lionel Kearns on front flap. Third book from Talonbooks, one of three done jointly with Very Stone House. Brown was editor of Talon (little mag from whence the imprint grew) for a while. The mag folded in 1968 and the imprint (still active), then became Talonbooks. Scarce.

London: Page, 1904. Red pictorial cloth stamped in light blue and gilt. pp 328, 8, ads + frontispiece with tissue guard and 4 other plates. Corner chips, nicks, slight wear, to ends of lightly sunned spine; 1906 pencil inscription and rubber stamped name at front; yellowing to page edges; else a VG clean and tight copy. A novel of adventure set in Nova Scotia and South America (Brazil) by the brother of Sir Charles G.D. Roberts. Watters p. 378.

Boston: Page, 1908. Medium blue pictorial cloth stamped in red, black, green and taupe, lettered in white. pp (10), 282, 4, 8, ads + frontispiece with tissue guard and 5 other plates by Lewis D. Gowing. Light flaking to the delicate white spine lettering, Xmas, 1928, ink gift insription at front, soft bruise to upper outer corners of text, yellowing to page edges, else a particularly bright and fine copy. An adventure novel of highwaymen and more set in 18th century English. Uncommon.

London: Herbert Jenkins, no date. Later printing ("Popular Edition"). First was Jenkins, 1922. Green pictorial cloth stamped in black. pp 312, (8, ads). Fine copy. Alberta setting. RCMP interest.

London: Herbert Jenkins, 1940. Orange cloth lettered in black. pp 286, (2, ads). Front cover a little bowed; offset tanning to free endpapers; occasional light foxing in text; VG clean and unworn copy otherwise. A crime story set in Western Canada. RCMP interest.

Toronto: McLeod & Allen, 1910. Black pictorial cloth stamped in orange, gilt lettered. (10) 395, [3]. Fine copy. Made from sheets of the NY: Stokes, June, 1910, edition. An historical action novel set on the Rhein in medieval times. You have only the Grosset & Dunlap reprint.

Toronto: Ryerson, 1947. Blue boards, blue illustrated endpapers. pp 31. Small ink gift inscription at front, else fine. Jacket has very lightly yellowed spine, else fine. Good illustrations.

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1920. Quarter cloth and boards. pp 80. Mild wear to outer corners, ink owner name at front, else fine. Call was a bridge between traditional and modernist poetry in Canadian letters. His preface to this books makes a case for free verse. "More recent analysis has also concentrated on homoerotic themes in some of his writing, particularly in Sonnets for Youth, although there is not currently sufficient biographical evidence to confirm whether Call ever actually identified as gay." - Wikipedia.

Toronto: 1944. pp 8 stapled in illustrated card covers. A fine, unopened copy. Ryerson Poetry Chap-Books #106, 250 copies. "More recent analysis has also concentrated on homoerotic themes in some of his writing, particularly in Sonnets for Youth, although there is not currently sufficient biographical evidence to confirm whether Call ever actually identified as gay." - Wikipedia. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Toronto: 1950. Card covers. Edition of 250 copies. Number 140 of the Ryerson Poetry Chap Books. 16 pages. Review copy with slip laid in. Light cover yellowing, very nearly fine. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Kingston: Quarry, 1985. Card covers. Light rubbing to rear cover, else fine. Poetry. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1989. Printed card covers.. [6], 119 pp. Fine copy. Poetry.

Vancouver: Talonbooks, 1983. Glossy card covers. Ink owner name of author John Metcalf. Fine. Poetry.