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Joseph Boyden (Author)
Through Black Spruce. Penguin Books
Fred Stenson (Author)
The Great Karoo. Doubleday Canada Limited
Reviewed by Gordon Bölling
In an interview in February 2006, Joseph Boyden disclosed that his debut novel, Three Day Road (2005), is only the first part of what he refers to as a "triptych of novels." With the middle panel still missing, Through Black Spruce, the 2008 winner of the Giller Prize, functions as the third part in Boyden's series. Readers familiar with Three Day Road will instantly recognize the hallmarks of Boyden's powerful storytelling in this new book. Boyden's second novel is [...]
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