Settlers of the Marsh - Grove, Frederick Philip
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Settlers of the Marsh was first published in 1925, after a struggle by the author to persuade publishers that his first novel would meet public acceptance. Some critics immediately condemned this hypnotic story of the loss of innocence on the Manitoba frontier, calling it "obscene" and "indecent." Churches issued warnings to their congregations to avoid its scandalous contents. Only several decades later was Settlers of the Marsh recognized for what it is - a landmark in the development of the Canadian novel, and a work of realism in the tradition of Thomas Hardy. A psychological portrait of…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Settlers of the Marsh was first published in 1925, after a struggle by the author to persuade publishers that his first novel would meet public acceptance. Some critics immediately condemned this hypnotic story of the loss of innocence on the Manitoba frontier, calling it "obscene" and "indecent." Churches issued warnings to their congregations to avoid its scandalous contents. Only several decades later was Settlers of the Marsh recognized for what it is - a landmark in the development of the Canadian novel, and a work of realism in the tradition of Thomas Hardy. A psychological portrait of life in the Canadian West, Settlers of the Marsh presents with chilling accuracy the hopes, passions, and anxieties of young pioneers.
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Autorenporträt
Frederick Philip Grove (1879-1948) was a significant figure in Canadian literature, known for his vivid depictions of the Canadian prairie and the experiences of settlers. Born Felix Paul Greve in Radomno, Germany, he led a life marked by reinvention and literary accomplishment. Some of Frederick Philip Grove's notable works include: Over Prairie Trails: This novel captures the essence of the prairie landscape and the solitary journeys of its protagonist. It is celebrated for its vivid descriptions and introspective reflections. Settlers of the Marsh: This novel delves into the lives of prairie settlers, highlighting their struggles, relationships, and the impact of the natural environment on their existence. Fruits of the Earth: Another significant work that explores the themes of ambition, failure, and resilience against the backdrop of rural Canada. Frederick Philip Grove is remembered as one of the pioneering voices in Canadian literature. His works provide a window into the lives of early settlers and the formidable challenges they faced. His ability to portray the stark beauty and relentless hardships of the Canadian prairies has left a lasting impact on the country's literary heritage. Grove's life and work continue to be studied and appreciated for their contribution to understanding the human condition in the context of the Canadian frontier. He passed away on August 19, 1948, but his legacy endures through his influential body of work.