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Books
Lozenges: Poems in the Shape of Things (1965, Alphabet Press, London, Ontario)
Ten Letters (1975, Brick/Nairn Press)
My granddaughters are combing out their long hair (1977, Coach House Press)
The Martha Landscapes (1984, Brick Books)
The Artemesia Book (1991, Brick Books)
The “Patricia” Album and Other Poems (1992, Moonstone Press)
Four Women (1999, Red Kite Press)
A Nau(gh)tical Afternoon (2010, Stone Cold Press)
Anthologies
Canadian Short Stories (1952, Robert Weaver and Helen James eds., Oxford University Press)
Canadian Poems 1850-1952 (1953, Louis Dudek and Irving Layton eds., Contact Press)
Twentieth Century Canadian Poetry (1953, Earle Birney ed., Ryerson Press)
Best Poems of 1962 (Borestone Mountain Poetry Awards, Volume 15, Pacific Books, 1963) (pseudonym M. Morris)
The Wind Has Wings: Poems from Canada (1968, Mary Alice Downie and Barbara Robertson, eds., Oxford University Press)
Forty Women Poets of Canada (1971, Dorothy Livesay ed., Ingluvin Publications)
Un Dozen: Thirteen Canadian Poets (1982, ed. Judith Fitzgerald, Black Moss Press)
The New Canadian Poets 1970-1985 (1985, ed. Dennis Lee, McClelland & Stewart)
New Life in Dark Seas: Brick Books 25 (2000, ed. Stan Dragland, Brick Books)
A Poke in the I: A Collection of Concrete Poetry (2001, Candlewick Press)
Journals and Magazines
The Undergrad (1945, 1946)
Here and Now (1946, 1947)
Canadian Poetry (1947, 1949, 1951)
Northern Review (1947)
Contemporary Verse (1947, 1948, 1949, 1950)
Protocol (1947, 1948)
The Canadian Forum (1948, 1949, 1952, 1955, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1968, 1971)
Other Voices (1950, 1954, 1959)
Fiddlehead (1951, 1954, 1955, 1957) [pseud. M. Morris]
Tamarack Review (1974) [pseud. M. Morris]
Alphabet (1960)
Poetry (1969)
Air 3 (1971)
Air 13, 14, 15 (1973)
Applegarth’s Folly (1973, 1975)
Short Stories
“One Afternoon”, Undergrad (1946), pages 25-28
“Wild Turkeys” , Undergrad II (1946-47), pages 22-27
“Merry-go-round”, Undergrad (Dec. 1947), pages 29-31
“The Scab”, Northern Review III, i (Oct.-Nov. 1949), pages 38-43
“The City Underground” , Canadian Short Stories , Robert Weaver and Helen James eds., Oxford University Press, 1952, pages 128-35
“Summer Camp Incident”, Canadian Forum 30 (May 1950), pages 36, 38-39
“The Last Promenade”, Queen’s Quarterly LXIV (Winter 1957), pages 517-20
“How to Know the True Prince”, Alphabet 1 (Sept. 1960), pages 69-80; reprinted in Brick Issue 5, Winter 1979, pages 33-37
“All about the concours in the Rue des Lices & present tense for friends long absent”, Applegarth’s Folly 2: City Mothers (June 1975), pages 88-97
Articles about Colleen
Colleen Thibaudeau: A Biographical Sketch , from Brick Issue 5, Winter 1979, pages 6-13
“Layering and Levering: notes on the poetry of Colleen Thibaudeau,” Richard Stingle, Brick Issue 5, Winter 1979, pages 19-28
“‘Rain leaf and moss wetroof talk’: Aspects of Colleen Thibaudeau’s poetic voice.” Peggy Dragisic, Brick Issue 5, Winter 1979, pages 38-49. See also “Colleen Thibaudeau’s ‘big sea’ Vision” by Peggy Dragisic, MA Thesis, 1978, University of Western Ontario.
“Plural poems,” Terry Griggs, Review of My granddaughters are combing out their long hair, Brick Issue 5, Winter 1979, pages 63-64.