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A book entitled 'The Poetry of Robert Henri Alphonse McGee, Mon Esprit de l'Escalier' by Libbey Griffith, ISBN 978-1-7775507-4-5, is accessible through Library and Archives Canada, legal deposit. Published by GGEL (125 pages), in Sherbrooke, Quebec, 2025. 64.228.85.82 (talk) 13:55, 16 May 2025 (UTC)Reply
Hi, So, sorry! I thought that the book mentioned above, would be appropriate to add to R.H.A. McGee's biography. This book includes the full texts of McGee's two published books, ('Three Dozen Sonnets and Fast Drawings' Vehicule Press, 1973, and 'Shanty-Horses, James Bay Poems', Delta Publishing, 1978). Included as well are two collections of previously unpublished poetry, and his letters from an across-Canada hitch-hiking trip that reveal the sources of the first book. For anyone interested in the history of Montreal's poets in the 1970's! Thank you. ~2025-31305-58 (talk) 20:54, 4 November 2025 (UTC)Reply
