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Michael, Frank. Structure distorted, style disparate in John Herbert's newest play. Canadian Jewish News, 5 January 1973, p. 8.
Michael, Frank. Structure distorted, style disparate in John Herbert's newest play. Canadian Jewish News, 5 January 1973, p. 8.
Mezei, Stephen. Blood without gore. Performing Arts in Canada 10, no. 1 (Spring 1973): 21-22.
Mezei, Stephen. Blood without gore. Performing Arts in Canada 10, no. 1 (Spring 1973): 21-22.
Kareda, Urjo. Whatever happened in this new effort by Toronto playwright? Toronto Star, 30 December 1972, p. 55.
Kareda, Urjo. Whatever happened in this new effort by Toronto playwright? Toronto Star, 30 December 1972, p. 55.
Heller, Zelda. Vultures too saddened to pounce on Herbert. Montreal Star, 14 December 1972.
Heller, Zelda. Vultures too saddened to pounce on Herbert. Montreal Star, 14 December 1972.
Erdelyi, Joseph. New productions are disappointing. Peterborough Examiner, 16 December 1972, p. 18.
Erdelyi, Joseph. New productions are disappointing. Peterborough Examiner, 16 December 1972, p. 18.
Erdelyi, Joseph. Herbert's new play opens in Toronto. Peterborough Examiner, 13 December 1972, p. 46.
Erdelyi, Joseph. Herbert's new play opens in Toronto. Peterborough Examiner, 13 December 1972, p. 46.
Erdelyi, Joseph. December to see many Canadian plays. Peterborough Examiner, 2 December 1972, p. 24
Erdelyi, Joseph. December to see many Canadian plays. Peterborough Examiner, 2 December 1972, p. 24
Adilman, Sid. Eye on Entertainment. Toronto Star, 1 November 1972, p. 50.
Adilman, Sid. Eye on Entertainment. Toronto Star, 1 November 1972, p. 50.
Rothenberg, David. From the belly of one beast to another. Village Voice, 22-28 July 1981, p. 16.
Rothenberg, David. From the belly of one beast to another. Village Voice, 22-28 July 1981, p. 16.
Rasky, Frank. Playwright John Herbert insists he's no has-been. Toronto Star, 15 November 1975.
Rasky, Frank. Playwright John Herbert insists he's no has-been. Toronto Star, 15 November 1975.
McLachlan, Laura. Style grows from artist's personality. Chevron, 12 March 1976, p. 3.
McLachlan, Laura. Style grows from artist's personality. Chevron, 12 March 1976, p. 3.
Mallet, Gina. Cop shop should be run in. Toronto Star, 15 March 1976, p. D3.
Mallet, Gina. Cop shop should be run in. Toronto Star, 15 March 1976, p. D3.
Mallet, Gina. Boy, Rick, you sure can hurt a guy! Toronto Star, 29 January 1981.
Mallet, Gina. Boy, Rick, you sure can hurt a guy! Toronto Star, 29 January 1981.
Jonas, George. Thunder over Thunder Bay: competition strikes the literati luxe-ing it in the bush. Saturday Night 91, no. 8 (November 1976): 40, 44, -46.
Jonas, George. Thunder over Thunder Bay: competition strikes the literati luxe-ing it in the bush. Saturday Night 91, no. 8 (November 1976): 40, 44, -46.
Hendry, Tom. The Canadian theatre's sudden explosion. Saturday Night 87, no. 1 (January 1972): 23-25.
Hendry, Tom. The Canadian theatre's sudden explosion. Saturday Night 87, no. 1 (January 1972): 23-25.
He can't see his own play. Toronto Star, 4 October 1967, p. 25.
He can't see his own play. Toronto Star, 4 October 1967, p. 25.
Green, Joseph G. The theatre, a celebration. Performing Arts in Canada 7, no. 2 (1970): 7-9.
Green, Joseph G. The theatre, a celebration. Performing Arts in Canada 7, no. 2 (1970): 7-9.
Dempsey, Lotta. Fortune and Men's Eyes author has two new plays optioned. Toronto Daily Star, 20 June 1970, p. 82
Dempsey, Lotta. Fortune and Men's Eyes author has two new plays optioned. Toronto Daily Star, 20 June 1970, p. 82
Daly, Margaret. How a born Canadian loser wrote the biggest little hit off Broadway. Star Weekly Magazine, 9 March 1968, p. 8-12.
Daly, Margaret. How a born Canadian loser wrote the biggest little hit off Broadway. Star Weekly Magazine, 9 March 1968, p. 8-12.
Author of hit play is barred from U.S. New York Times, 6 October 1967, p. C28.
Author of hit play is barred from U.S. New York Times, 6 October 1967, p. C28.
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A story, 1944.
A story, 1944.
Correspondence: letter to Mrs. Brundage from E.B. Cox re John, July 6, 1942.
Correspondence: letter to Mrs. Brundage from E.B. Cox re John, July 6, 1942.
The Chinese Proverb.
The Chinese Proverb.
Oh, lovely Egyptian lady.
Oh, lovely Egyptian lady.
The Easter lily, 1940.
The Easter lily, 1940.
Autumn, 1940; The Easter lily, 1940.
Autumn, 1940; The Easter lily, 1940.
Toronto the good-for what?, 1978.
Toronto the good-for what?, 1978.
Time's justice, 1970.
Time's justice, 1970.
Nightfall, 1965.
Nightfall, 1965.
Dreamer, 1965.
Dreamer, 1965.
Africa, 1965.
Africa, 1965.
Across the offering shore, 1965.
Across the offering shore, 1965.
Winds and breezes; 1964; Eyes, 1964.
Winds and breezes; 1964; Eyes, 1964.
Surprise, 1964.
Surprise, 1964.
Lights, 1964.
Lights, 1964.
The life and death of Postal Station F, 1964.
The life and death of Postal Station F, 1964.
Liar with lyre, 1964.
Liar with lyre, 1964.
The Ladies Home Journal goes to sea, 1964.
The Ladies Home Journal goes to sea, 1964.
How old is Yonge Street?, 1964.
How old is Yonge Street?, 1964.
First song, 1964.
First song, 1964.
Eyes, 1964.
Eyes, 1964.
The echo, 1964.
The echo, 1964.
The bitter truth, 1964.
The bitter truth, 1964.
Birth of the sun, 1964; Eyes, 1964.
Birth of the sun, 1964; Eyes, 1964.
Rain, 1963.
Rain, 1963.
Night and the city, 1962.
Night and the city, 1962.
Footprints in the sand, 1961.
Footprints in the sand, 1961.
Warning in Panama, 1960.
Warning in Panama, 1960.
Storm at dawn, 1960.
Storm at dawn, 1960.
The locks on life, 1960.
The locks on life, 1960.
Irony of ecstasy, 1960.
Irony of ecstasy, 1960.
Futility of violence, 1960; Irony of ecstasy, 1960.
Futility of violence, 1960; Irony of ecstasy, 1960.
Thirty years ago tomorrow, 1959.
Thirty years ago tomorrow, 1959.
Once in youth, 1959.
Once in youth, 1959.
Miss Tina, 1959.
Miss Tina, 1959.
Aging, 1959.
Aging, 1959.
Depraved dream, 1958; All you hangmen, 1949.
Depraved dream, 1958; All you hangmen, 1949.
Mortality, 1957.
Mortality, 1957.
3 poems on love, of different years: Late love; First love or Plea; Lost love.
3 poems on love, of different years: Late love; First love or Plea; Lost love.
A year, 1956.
A year, 1956.
To a great beauty, 1956.
To a great beauty, 1956.
Late love, 1956.
Late love, 1956.
Garbo, 1956.
Garbo, 1956.
Watching; Sunday; All you hangmen; Job; Patrons of war.
Watching; Sunday; All you hangmen; Job; Patrons of war.
Watching, 1955.
Watching, 1955.
Jest, 1955
Jest, 1955
I slept, 1955.
I slept, 1955.
Birth of a revolutionary, 1954.
Birth of a revolutionary, 1954.
Lost love, 1952.
Lost love, 1952.
Patrons of war, 1951.
Patrons of war, 1951.
Job, 1951.
Job, 1951.
The honour and the glory, 1950.
The honour and the glory, 1950.
Why am I?, 1949.
Why am I?, 1949.
Wanderer, 1949.
Wanderer, 1949.
Lice on Louisiana, 1949.
Lice on Louisiana, 1949.
Joyous moment, 1949.
Joyous moment, 1949.
Indian girl at Portage and Main, or, Reflection, 1949.
Indian girl at Portage and Main, or, Reflection, 1949.
All you hangmen, 1949.
All you hangmen, 1949.
Plea, 1946; Wanderer, 1949; All you hangmen, 1949; Lice on Louisiana, 1949; Sunday, 1949;
Plea, 1946; Wanderer, 1949; All you hangmen, 1949; Lice on Louisiana, 1949; Sunday, 1949;
Plea, 1946.
Plea, 1946.
Poem, 1945.
Poem, 1945.
Night on Young [sic] Street, 1945; Depraved dream, 1958; Aging, 1959; Once in Youth, 1959.
Night on Young [sic] Street, 1945; Depraved dream, 1958; Aging, 1959; Once in Youth, 1959.
Home port recalled, 1945.
Home port recalled, 1945.
Sunday, 1944.
Sunday, 1944.
The most beautiful shoulders.
The most beautiful shoulders.
Be good.
Be good.
Some of the little luxuries.
Some of the little luxuries.
Career crazed.
Career crazed.
Lonely lady.
Lonely lady.
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