Robert Kroetsch

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Primary Sources

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Margoshes, Dave. Small regrets. Saskatoon: Thistledown Press, 1986.
Margoshes, Dave. Walking at Brighton. Saskatoon: Thistledown Press, 1988.
Margoshes, Dave. “Crocus conference (Weyburn Writers' Conference).” Books in Canada 18.5 (1989): 1.
Margoshes, Dave. “Wore dresses / Not born Cyd.” Canadian Literature (Spring 1989): 97.
Margoshes, Dave. Northwest Passage. Ottawa: Oberon Press, 1990.
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Margoshes, Dave. “Theresa Stevenson: starved out of Saskatchewan in the '50s, she's Mother Theresa today .” Western Living (Vancouver Edition). 21.5 (1991): 29.
Margoshes, Dave. “Pennies on the Track.” Dalhousie Review 71.1 (1991): 40.
Margoshes, Dave. “Afternoon of the Writer.” Ariel 22.1 (1991): 56.
Margoshes, Dave. “Arts go political: arts groups co-operate in a campaign to raise public awareness of the arts.” The Newest Review 17.1 (1991): 6.
Margoshes, Dave. Nine lives. Saskatoon: Thistledown Press, 1991.
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Margoshes, Dave. “Border crossing: the Medicine Line is still a boundary between two world views.” The Newest Review 18.2 (1993): 5.
Margoshes, Dave. "The edge of the world." The University of Windsor Review 26.1 (1993): 89.
Margoshes, Dave. "Leave wife." Prairie Fire 14.4 (1993/1994): 33.
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Margoshes, Dave. "A book of great worth." Windsor Review 27.2 (1994): 6.
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Margoshes, Dave. Long distance calls. Regina: Coteau Books, 1996.
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Margoshes, Dave. Fables of creation. Willowdale, Ont.: Black Moss Press, 1997.
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Margoshes, Dave. “Snow.” Canadian Forum 76.864 (1997): 37.
Margoshes, Dave. “The Persistent Suitor.” Canadian Forum 76.864 (1997): 36.
Margoshes, Dave. La Saskatchewan. Trans. Nathalie Grondin. Anne Minguet. Montréal: Grolier Éducation, 1998.
Margoshes, Dave. “For better or worse: Saskatchewan.” Western Living (Vancouver Edition) 28.7 (1998): 44.
Margoshes, Dave. “Little Caesar on TV.” Ariel 29.3 (1998): 117-119.
Margoshes, Dave. “Pride of flesh.” Ariel 29.3 (1998): 140-42.
Margoshes, Dave. Tommy Douglas: building the new society. Montreal: XYZ Publishing, 1999.
Margoshes, Dave. We who seek : a love story. Windsor, Ont.: Black Moss Press, 1999.
Margoshes, Dave. “Just because you've got it, you don't have to flaunt it, in this city at least.” Western Living (Vancouver Edition) 29.9 (1999): 26.
Margoshes, Dave. "On the beach." This 33.2 (1999): 23.
Margoshes, Dave. “Regina: beauty is found in man-made lakes and slot machines, all- natural spas and cruelty-free eating.” Western Living (Vancouver Edition) 29.6 (1999): 45.
Margoshes, Dave. “Overborad: life after the Saskatchewan Arts Board.” Western Living (Vancouver Edition) 29.3 (1999): 33.
Margoshes, Dave. I'm Frankie Sterne. Edmonton, Alta.: NeWest Press, 2000.
Margoshes, Dave. "Careless." Alberta Views 3.4 (2000): 50.
Margoshes, Dave. "Forked tongues (for Paulette Dube)." NewWest Review 25.3 (2000): 15.
Margoshes, Dave. “An order of magnitude: the Benedictine monks of St Peter's are happy to share their Saskatchewan monastery with guests.” Western Living 30.10 (2000): 16.
Margoshes, Dave. "A bird in the house." The Pottersfield Portfolio 21.1 (2000): 52.
Margoshes, Dave. "God's little joke." Prairie Fire 20.4 (2000/2001): 30.
Margoshes, Dave. "Man in the moon." Prairie Fire 20.4 (2000/2001): 51.
Margoshes, Dave. Purity of absence : poems. 1st ed. Vancouver : Beach Holme Pub., 2001.
Margoshes, Dave. "Adam & Eve consider the garden." Arc (Summer 2001) 9.
Margoshes, Dave. “Regina: like going to the lake.” Western Living (Vancouver Edition) 32.6 (2002): 48.
Margoshes, Dave. “The beautiful wives.” Prairie Fire 23.1 (2002): 118.
Margoshes, Dave. Listening with the ear of the heart : writers at St. Peter's. Eds.Dave Margoshes, Shelley Sopher. Muenster, Sask.: St. Peter's Press, 2003.
Margoshes, Dave. Drowning man. Edmonton : NeWest Press, 2003.
Margoshes, Dave. “A photographer of hearts.” The Pottersfield Portfolio 23.1 (2003): 31.
Margoshes, Dave. “Summer in the cities [Regina].” Western Living (Vancouver Edition) 33.6 (2003): 52.
Margoshes, Dave. “A poem with a moral.” Antigonish Review (Spring 2003): 13.
Margoshes, Dave. “The nuns' story.” Antigonish Review. (Spring 2003): 14.
Margoshes, Dave. “Comfort.” Windsor Review 36.1 (2003): 103.
Margoshes, Dave. “The photographer's eye: (St. Peter's abbey, Muenster, Sask.).” Border Crossings 22.1 (2003): 55.
Margoshes, Dave. “Triumph of the light.” Border Crossings 22.1 (2003): 55.
Margoshes, Dave, Boddy, Trevor, Casey, Allan, Gillmor, Alison, et al. “Editors' choice [13 people with 65 takes on the trends, looks, ideas and innovations that shape our lives].” Western Living (Vancouver Edition) 33.1 (2003): 25.
Margoshes, Dave. “The house of flakes: snowflakes that is. Introducing the quinzee, the igloo's arguably less elegant but also less complex cousin.” Western Living (Vancouver Edition) 34.10 (2004): 35.
Margoshes, Dave. “At the Abby.” Event 33.1 (2004): 52.
Margoshes, Dave, Casey, Allan, Gillmor, Alison, Suche, Anne, et al. “Editors' choice: Western Living's eclectic bunch of editors choose an eclectic bunch of gifts for an eclectic bunch of people.” Western Living (Vancouver Edition) 34.10 (2004): 40.
Margoshes, Dave. “Communion of the wasps.” Canadian Literature (Summer 2005): 58.
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