Frederiction, New Brunswick: Fiddlehead Poetry Books, 1973. 26, [2] pp, stapled, in white card covers. Edition of 500 copies. Fine copy, signed by translator. A poem selected from the author's LE PREMIER MOT. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.; Signed by translator

Sherbrooke, Québec: Apostalat de la Presse, no date (1951). Two volumes. Card covers. pp (164, (152). Illustrated. Volume one has a tan stain in lower outer corner of front cover, else near fine. Volume two is fine. W.E. Collins's copy with his catalogue card laid in.

Toronto: Society for Art Publications / McClelland & Stewart, 1962. pp (16) text plus reproductions, some in colour. Yellowing to first (blank) page from something once laid in, else fine. The Gallery of Canadian Art series no. 1. Fine copy. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced. Size: Squarish octavo

Montreal: Printed by Desbarats & Derbishire, 1846. pp iv, 36, bound in modern black cloth, spine gilt lettered. Title page has an old ink name and a small chip to upper outer corner (no printing affected); text paper lightly toned, with soft vertical crease; else fine. The variant with "Queeu's Printers" [sic] in imprint. TPL 2763: "Published by, or on behalf of, Caron, who was acting as intermediary between Draper, leader for the Government in the Assembly and Lafontaine, leader of the Lower Canada group."; Octavo

Montréal: Author, 1954. Card covers, pp (79). A bit leaned, spine lightly darkened, VG+ otherwise. Poetry. This was W.E. Collin's copy, with his small pencil note at front. Note: lighter parcel, any default shipping price may be reduced. ; Octavo

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1979. Blue boards. Fine copy. Dust jacket has mild rubbing; VG. A novel about a trapper, a woman, and the bush of Northern Quebec.; Octavo 0771082169

Montréal: Fides, 1956. 16mo, card covers. pp (96). Spine lightly yellowed, book a little leaned, near fine otherwise. W.E. Collins's copy with his ink signature, a few pencil notes and his catalogue card laid in. Collection Classique Canadiens. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Montréal: Éditions Du Jour, 1964. (80) pp, black card covers. Covers a bit rubbed; text paper tanned as usual; else a VG copy. Inscribed by the author to John Robert Colombo in 1969. Total editon of 1000 copies, this is number 100 of the 975 ordinary copies. Poetry by a noted Québec poet. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.; Octavo.

Québec: Institut littéraire de Quebec, 1961. Inscribed by Author.; White card covers printing in brown. pp 223. Yellowing to text paper as always,nicks and crease to lower edge of front cover, a few scattered light pencil notes in text and rear endpapers, creases to spine VG otherwise. Inscribed by the author in June, 1961. ; Octavo; Signed by Author.

Ottawa: Mortimer, 1960. Blue and cream cloth. pp xii, (2), 42. Text paper yellowed (as issued?), else fine. Dust jacket has minor wear at head of spine, else fine. Rare original was published in Bermuda by the author. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Montreal & Toronto: October Publications, 1974. Black cloth. Fine copy. Jacket has some fading to the red spine lettering and some rubbing, VG otherwise. A novel of the FLQ of Quebec.; Octavo

Montréal: Éditions de la Bibliothèque canadienne, 1928. Card covers, pp 195. Nicks to edges of covers, a bit leaned, VG otherwise, This was Canadian scholar and frequent reviewer of French-Canadian literature W.E. Collin's copy. It has his catalogue card laid in. Note: lighter parcel, any default shipping price may be reduced.; Octavo

Montréal: l'Imprimerie populaire, 1946. Card covers, pp (181). Book is leaned, spine very lightly darkened with creases, VG unworn copy otherwise. This was Canadian scholar and frequent reviewer of French-Canadian literature W.E. Collin's copy. It has a light pencil note and laid in is his catalogue card. The author was one of the earliest female journalists of Québec and was there a pioneering feminist. Her life inspired Louise Simard's 1996 novel Le médaillon dérobé. There are streets in Québec City and Lévis named for her. This was her last novel. Note: lighter parcel, any default shipping price may be reduced.; Octavo

Québec: Éditions Serge, 1945. pp [12], stapled in card covers. Fine copy. This was Canadian scholar and frequent reviewer of French-Canadian literature W.E. Collin's copy. It has his catalogue card laid in.; 16mo

Toronto: Coach House Press, 1991. Card covers. Fine copy. Review copy with rubber stamp on title page. A short novel. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.; Octavo

Toronto: Coach House Press, 1991. Inscribed by Author; Card covers. Fine copy. With good inscription by the author to Leon Rooke. A short novel. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.; Octavo; Signed by Author

Montréal: 1945. 266 p. Card covers. Book a little leaned, near fine unopened copy otherwise. W.E. Collins's copy with his catalogue card laid in.

Toronto: Musson Book Company, 1978. Card covers. Creases to fore margin of one leaf (manufacturing flaw), else a VG copy of this novel about a young man, a dragon hunter, who sets out to save and island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence from becoming a dumping ground for atomic waste. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.; Octavo 0773710272

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart. c1955. Cloth and boards. Private bookplate and soft ripples to front free endpaper; light yellowing to page edges; else fine. Dust jacket a little darkened on spine, with red yellowing a bit faded; corner crease to front flap; small chips and nicks; VG otherwise. The author's second novel, first to be translated into English, it won the Pris du Cercle du Livre de France and 1953. Set in a small mining town in Québec. ; Octavo