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Breakwater Books

January 29, 2015

Books Reviewed by Canadian Literature

Land of the Rock: Talamh on Carraig by Heather Nolan
Hunger by Meghan Greeley
Crippled by Paul David Power
The Quest for a “National” Nationalism: E.J. Pratt’s Epic Ambition, “Race” Consciousness, and the Contradictions of Canadian Identity by George Elliott Clarke
Last Hummingbird West of Chile by Nicholas Ruddock
Us, Now: Stories from The Quilted Collective by Lisa Moore
Land Beyond the Sea by Kevin Major
The Breakwater Book of Contemporary Newfoundland Plays: Volume Three by Denyse Lynde
Al Pittman: Collected Poems by Michael Crummey
Down by Jim Long's Stage: Rhymes for Children and Young Fish by Pam Hall and Al Pittman
Come-by-Chance by Carl Leggo
Honour Thy Mother by T.C. Badcock
Allowing the Light by Mary Dalton
Talking to Ghosts by Philip Gardner
bending with the wind by nick avis
Dancing in Limbo by Al Pittman
Twentieth-Century Newfoundland: Explorations by James Hiller and Peter Neary
The Two Traditions: The Art of Storytelling Amongst French Newfoundlanders by Thomas Gerald
Down by Jim Long's Stage: Rhymes for Children and Young Fish
Liar by Joanna Gosse
The Elephant's Child by Rudyard Kipling and Jan Mogensen
The March Hare Anthology by Adrian Fowler
Phoebs: A Picaresque Novel by Alice Story
The Time of Icicles by Mary Dalton
The Boughwolfen and Other Stories by Al Pittman
Part of the Main: An Illustrated History of Newfoundland and Labrador by Patrick O'Flaherty and Peter Neary
Only the Gods Speak by Harold Horwood
Three Plays by Michael Cook
The Blasty Bough by Clyde Rose