A Literary Atlas of Canada, Volume 1

Version: Abridged
Author: Noah Richler
Narrator: Noah Richler
Genres: Non-Fiction, Literature
Publisher: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC Audio)
Published In: August 2005
# of Units: 4 CDs
Length: 5 hours
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Overview

For the better part of two years, Noah Richler has travelled Canada, speaking with writers and exploring the stories that bind Canada together. We are pleased to be able to bring his discussions to you as an enhanced DVD set. The heart of this set is Noah Richler's 10-part radio series originally broadcast on CBC Radio's Ideas in the spring of 2005. To this fascinating look at literature in Canada, we have added photos, biographies, bibliographies and conversations with over 80 of Canada's established and newly published authors including Margaret Atwood, Tomson Highway, Alistair MacLeod, Jane Urquhart and Guy Vanderhaeghe. This work is an unprecedented resource for schools and libraries and yet remains immensely entetaining for those of us who simply love to read.

Author Details

Author Details

Richler, Noah

Noah Richler made documentaries and features for BBC Radio for fourteen years before returning to Canada in 1998. He was the books editor and then the literary columnist for the "National Post," and has contributed to numerous publications in Britain, including the "Guardian," "Punch," the "Daily Telegraph," and in Canada to "The Walrus," "Maisonneuve," "Saturday Night," the "Toronto Star," and the "Globe and Mail," "A Literary Atlas of Canada" is his first book. He lives in Toronto.

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