Background
Hicks, John Victor was born on February 24, 1907 in London. Son of James and Harriet Hicks.
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Sticks and Strings: Selected and New Poems
( A prolific writer with a master’s tome of perfect poems...)
A prolific writer with a master’s tome of perfect poems, Sticks and Strings allows those who would write poetry the opportunity to study how the measure and leap of line is bound to both inspiration and intellect, and those who love to read poetry the opportunity to witness the classic, ancient art of literature put to modern practice.
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Winter your sleep
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Rootless Tree
(John V. Hicks' fourth collection of poetry)
John V. Hicks' fourth collection of poetry
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John Victor Victor HICKS
Edit Profileaccountant organist and author
John Victor Hicks, British Author. Recipient lifetime award Saskatchewan Arts Board, Regina, 1990, Order of Merit, Saskatchewan, 1992, Canada 125 Commemorative medal Governor General of Canada, 1993; named Honorary fellow U. Emmanuel College, Saskatoon, 1979. Organist emeritus St. Alban's Cathedral, Prince Albert. Member Saskatchewan Writers' Guild.
Education
Doctor of Letters (honorary), University Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, 1987.
Career
Organist and author; organist and choirmaster, Saint Alban’s Cathedral. Now Honorary Writer-in-residence, city of Prince Albert. Honorary Fellow, University of Emmanuel College Saskatoon 1979.
Honorary Doctor of Letters (University of Saskatchewan.) 1987.
Achievements
Works
book
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Sticks and Strings: Selected and New Poems
( A prolific writer with a master’s tome of perfect poems...)
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Rootless Tree
(John V. Hicks' fourth collection of poetry)
- Winter your sleep
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Sticks and Strings: Selected and New Poems
Membership
Organist emeritus St. Alban's Cathedral, Prince Albert. Member Saskatchewan Writers' Guild.
Interests
Connections
Married Marjorie L. Kisbey in 1936 (died in 1986).
Education
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1987
Career
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1950 - 1972
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1972
Awards
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Recipient lifetime award Saskatchewan Arts Board, Regina, 1990, Order of Merit, Saskatchewan, 1992, Canada 125 Commemorative medal Governor General of Canada, 1993. Named Honorary fellow U. Emmanuel College, Saskatoon, 1979.Recipient lifetime award Saskatchewan Arts Board, Regina, 1990, Order of Merit, Saskatchewan, 1992, Canada 125 Commemorative medal Governor General of Canada, 1993. Named Honorary fellow U. Emmanuel College, Saskatoon, 1979.