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Longman

January 29, 2015

Books Reviewed by Canadian Literature

Susan Ferrier and John Galt by W. M. Parker
A Time for Treason by Philip Deane
Canadian Literature in English by W. J. Keith
The Best of Friends by Joy Fielding
The White Dawn by James Houston
In a Sacred Manner we Live by Edward S. Curtis
The Latchkey Kid by June Bhatia
Hail Galarneau! by Jacques Godbout and Alan Brown
An Exile from Canada by Fred Landon
Nothing Black But a Cadillac by Raymond Spence
Horses With Blindfolds by John Reid
Politics in Saskatchewan
To Everthing there is a Season by Roloff Beny and Milton Wilson
Life is a Four Letter Word: Vol I: Breaking In by Nicholas Monsarrat
The Rightful King by J. S. Erskine
Eagle Mask: A West Coast Indian Tale by James Houston
John Addington Symonds by Phyllis Grosskurth
Mr. Prime Minister, 1867-1964 by Bruce Hutchison
The Totem Pole Indians by Joseph H. Wherry
The Achievement of William Faulkner by Michael Millgate
The Uprooted by Lubor Zink
The Pearson Phenomenon by John R. Real
Indian Excursion by Isabel Wilson
Island of the Lost by Paul Fenimore Cooper
Sverdrup’s Arctic Adventures by T. C. Fairley