Canadian Literature
Prose, poetry, and drama by Canadian authors.
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Arcane Tales from the Wild West of Canada
Bride of Sasquatch
Classic French-Canadian Folktales: Volume I
Classic French-Canadian Folktales: Volume I
A story of two prairie families fighting their way through the Saskatchewan dust bowl.
It is said that the night is darkest just before the dawn.
After the stock market crash of 1929, the Lovdahl and Arnason families were plunged into a dark night that lasted nearly a decade.
Reeling from years of drought and depression, they drew on their pioneering spirit and made their way through the times,
Determined to make it through to the dawn.
Flight of the Mayflower
In the summer of 1937, cousins Chug Carlson and Orville Solberg left the drought and desperation of their families' Saskatchewan farms behind and rode their bicycles west. While their destination was the Calgary Stampede, what would become a summer on the road would change their lives forever... in ways they could never have imagined.
Indian Tales of the Canadian Prairies
Indian Tales of the Canadian Prairies
Legends of the Nahanni Valley
Legends of the Nahanni Valley
Mysteries of Canada: Volume I
Mysteries of Canada: Volume I
Mysteries of Canada: Volume II
Mysteries of Canada: Volume II
Queen Scotia and the Egyptian Connection to Oak Island
In April of 1917, brothers Edwin and Edison Greenhow of Balcarres fell on Vimy Ridge. War events unfold through the eyes of their younger brother, Charlie. Too young to join the battle himself, he is forced to watch from the sidelines of his small hometown in Saskatchewan.
The Chief Factor's Daughter
The Chief Factor's Daughter
The Oak Island Encyclopedia
The Oak Island Encyclopedia
Trappings
Trappings
Two Journals of Robert Campbell
Two Journals of Robert Campbell
