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Bernell MacDonald

An outstanding Canadian poet, Bernell MacDonald was born in PEI and now lives on a farm in Roslin, Ontario[?]. He was associated with Alden Nowlan[?], Raymond Fraser, LeRoy Johnson[?], Al Pittman[?], Louis Cormier[?] and others in publishing the literary magazine Intercourse[?] in the nineteen-sixties[?].

Works:

I Can Really Draw Eagles - 1970
Seeds We Planted 1972
Parentheses - 1974
The Theories of Fish - 1979
In My Own Image - 1987
Dog Days - 1994
Birds of Passage: Selected Poems (1966-1996) - 1996
Abiogeneses - 1999

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