Michael Poole
Michael Poole is an award-winning director with scores of films to his credit, many of them documentaries for the CBC, PBS and the National Film Board. His most recent film is Trading Features. He is an avid builder and paddler of canoes, a fly fisher, a photographer and a woodcarver.
Books (1)
Synopsis:
For three months in 1987 Michael Poole guided his canoe along the confused and confusing coast of the Inside Passage, living through the sudden gales, opaque fog banks and treacherous rapids. But this book is not merely a sea odyssey. It is also a tale of encounters with the extraordinary people who make their lives in a place where solitude and natural beauty are the bottom line. Michael Poole is an award-winning filmmaker. He lives in North Vancouver and on the Sechelt Peninsula.
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258 pages | 6.00" x 9.00"
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