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Christian Bourgois 2012. In-8 broché de 163 pages. Parfait état
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Robert Laffont 1961, In-8 broché, 208 pages. Bon état.
Christian Bourgois 2012. In-8 broché de 163 pages. Parfait état
N°6, de juin 1973, de la nouvelle série de la revue fondée par Emmanuel Mounier et dirigée par Jean-Marie Domenach; au sommaire: "Rédéfinir la personne", par Pierre CAUSSAT, "La guerre lente ou la stérilisation des villes", par le cinéaste du Québec Michel REGNIER, entretien avec Gilles Vigneault, "Un poète du Québec, Fernand Ouellette", par Robert MARTEAU, "Géographie des élections législatives de mars 1973" par Jacques OZOUF, etc. Français
Actes Sud, 2004. In-8 broché de 415 pages. Très bon état.
Roman dont l'action se déroule dans le Grand Nord, au milieu des années 1950, de Paul BUSSIERES, écrivain canadien inspiré par la vie, les croyances et les valeurs du peuple Inuit chez qui il passa 7 ans. Titre de couverture augmenté de: "Voyage au pays d'un chamane esquimau". 1ère édition.
Denoël, 2011.Fort in-8 broché, couverture à rabats de 592 pages. Très bon état
Literary criticism of English literature from outside Britain and the USA, roughly encompassing the British Commonwealth. With Index. 150 pages.
Buchet Chastel 2007. Fort In-8 broché sous jaquette illustrée rempliée de 607 pages. Parfait état
Montréal Fidés 1944, In-8 broché, 153 pages. Trés bon état.
Histoire littéraire francophone du Canada, des Etats-Unis (Louisiane et Nouvelle-Angleterre) et des Antilles (Haïti le plus longuement, suivi des Petites Antilles), après un préliminaire sur la littérature française d'Amérique "sous le régime français" (XVII-XVIIIè siècles); par Auguste VIATTE (1901-1993), historien de la littérature et critique littéraire d'origine suisse qui "connaissait par l'intérieur les milieux dont il traitait" pour y avoir séjourné, et enseigné au Québec; index des noms propres. Français
Fides 1974. In-8 broché, covuerture à rabats, de 331 pages + tables. Non coupé. Texte établi et annoté pat Luc Lacourcière. Ferontispice et hors texte .Tirage limité. Parfait état
132 pages. "Exposes the perils of lesbian relationships in this collection of 10 provocative and unusual stories. Author writes convincingly about loss, longing, betrayal, and even the occasional lucky break. Weaving the corporeal with the spiritual, she demonstrates that love is, ultimately, the bond that holds the universe together." - from back cover. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Nice copy. Book
212 pages including biographical notes. "Modern Canadian writing is far more rooted in the past than we usually care to admit." - from introduction. Crisp and clean with very light wear. Very nice copy. Book
222 pages. "The third novel is a series of historical novels... Takes Emma, now nearly 16, out of the hotel and she meets Abner Freeman, the shopkeeper, his invalid wife Rose, and their teen-aged son Charlie." - from back cover. Ink stamp to half-title page else clean and unmarked with moderate wear. Sound copy. Book
104 pages. "Most of these stories deal with the lives of women and the relationships of women to women, mothers, daughters, aunts, cousins. These are the relationships that endure, the things that ultimately matter." - from back cover. Unmarked. Above-average wear. Book
223 pages. A collection of stories by a natural born recycler, do-it-yourselfer, tinkerer and packrat. Basic survival in the world of Haywire includes beat-up old Pintos, guitars, bottles of rum, etc. Unmarked. Very light wear. Excellent copy. Book
124 pages. Rural Canada in this and the last century is wittingly and entertainingly presented to us in two of Robertson Davies' most popular plays. An author's epilogue on the two plays adds scholarship to pleasure in its examination of the relation between the two plays and of their individual dramatic character. A little above average wear. Sticker scar and bit of writing atop front cover. Bookplate or pocket has been removed from inside front cover. Contents unmarked. Does not appear to be a former library copy. Good reading copy. Book
193 pages. A first novel from the winner of the 191 Ethel Wilson Fiction Award and nominee for the 1991 Governor-General's Award for Fiction. Clean and unmarked. Light wear. Nice copy. Book
150 pages. A work of humour by a Vancouver Island resident. Average wear. Unmarked. Book
175 pages. Gives a voice to the historical figure who is not here to defend himself, his integrity, his vision and his madness. Instead, he responds to his accusers, old and new, and, in his own way, answers all charges. "Definitely the most politically incorrect book of the decade." - Georges Meteskey. Usual library markings. Moderate wear. Binding tight. Nice solid copy. Book
115 pages. Enables us to realize at last that author is as fine a writer of fiction as he is a poet. Readers will delight in its lyrical intensity, humour, vivid descriptions, and dramatic vitality. Library markings to half-title page and title pages only, otherwise unmarked. Decent copy with moderate to average wear. Book
301 pages. Marries W.O. Mitchell's prose with the inspired illustrations of one of Canada's finest and most popular artists, William Kurelek. Above average wear. Usual library markings. Remains a decent copy of this lovely work. Book
234 pages. A remarkable novel, a story of savage and powerful impact, an exploration of the dark recesses of the human mind and soul. Tight and square with light wear. Clean and unmarked. Pages yellowed. Nice copy. Book
229 pages. Contains Eric Nicol's best-loved and most popular plays - Like Father Like Fun, The Fourth Monkey and Pillar of Sand. Prior owner's inkstamp upon title page and fore-edge else unmarked with moderate wear. Binding intact. Solid copy. Book
198 pages. "These plays establish Pollock as a major playwright." - Canadian Literature. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Nice tight copy. Book
