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Revision as of 23:16, 4 February 2006
Harry Howith (born in 1934 in Ontario) is a poet from Canada. Howith received his Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Journalism from the Carleton Univeristy in Ottawa.
List of books
- Burglar Tools Ottawa, Bytown Books, 1963.
- Two Longer Poems: The Seasons of Miss Nicky by Harry Howith and Louis Riel by William Hawkins. Toronto, Patrician Press, 1965.
- Total War Toronto, Contact Press, 1966.
- Fragments of the Dance Toronto, Village Book Store Press, 1969.
- The Stately Homes of Westmount Montreal, DC Books, 1973.
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