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Doug Beardsley

He has collaborated with numerous other writers including Al Purdy, Theresa Kishkan and Charles Lillard. He was born in Montreal, Quebec and studied at Sir George Williams University. There, Beardsley came under the poetic tutelage of Irving Layton, with whom he corresponded until Layton's death in 2006.

Doug Beardsley

Name
Doug Beardsley
Born
27 April 1941
Birthplace
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Occupation
Poet, educator, editor
Education
University of Burgundy
Nationality
Canada

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He has collaborated with numerous other writers including Al Purdy, Theresa Kishkan and Charles Lillard. He was born in Montreal, Quebec and studied at Sir George Williams University. There, Beardsley came under the poetic tutelage of Irving Layton, with whom he corresponded until Layton's death in 2006.

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Doug Beardsley (born 1941) is a poet, of Canadian nationality. The poet was born in Montreal. Doug Beardsley was educated at University of Burgundy Europe.

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