Readers follow Doug Gibson through 40 years of editing and publishing some of Canada's sharpest minds and greatest storytellers. Subjects include writers Alistair MacLeod, Alice Munro, and Mavis Gallant, and prime ministers Pierre Trudeau, Brian Mulroney, and Paul Martin.
Readers follow Doug Gibson through 40 years of editing and publishing some of Canada's sharpest minds and greatest storytellers. Subjects include writers Alistair MacLeod, Alice Munro, and Mavis Gallant, and prime ministers Pierre Trudeau, Brian Mulroney, and Paul Martin.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Douglas Gibson worked as an editor and publisher from 1968 until he retired from McClelland & Stewart in 2009. His Douglas Gibson Books was Canada’s first editorial imprint and lives on. For his ongoing literary stage show, he travels widely from his Toronto, Ontario, base.
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Introduction by Alice Munro 1. Stephen Leacock 1869–1944: Professor Humorist and Immigration Agent 2. Hugh MacLennan 1907–1990: Teacher Novelist Essayist and Cottager 3. R.D. Symons 1898–1973: Cowboy Writer Artist and Conservationist 4. Harold Horwood 1923–2006: Newfoundlander Novelist Naturalist and Neglected Genius 5. Barry Broadfoot 1926–2003: Newspaper Guy and Oral Historian 6. Morley Callaghan 1903–1990: Novelist Short Story Writer and Torontonian 7. W.O. Mitchell 1914–1998: Character and Creator of Characters 8. Robertson Davies 1913–1995: Man of Letters Oracle and Ugly Duckling 9. Jack Hodgins 1938–: Islander Teacher and Inventor of Worlds 10. James Houston 1921–2005: Artist Author Hunter and Igloo Dweller 11. Charles Ritchie 1906–1995: Diplomat Diarist and Charming Dissembler 12. Pierre Trudeau 1919–2000: Prime Minister Author and Haunting Icon 13. Mavis Gallant 1922–: Short Story Writer Canadian and Parisienne 14. Peter C. Newman 1929–: Refugee Journalist and Power-Seeking Missile 15. Brian Mulroney 1939–: Boy from Baie Comeau Prime Minister and Author 16. Robert Hunter 1941–2005: Greenpeace Founder Writer and Very Merry Man 17 Alistair MacLeod 1936–: Teacher Fiction Writer Stone Carver and Dancer 18. Paul Martin 1938–: Successful Businessman Very Successful Finance Minister and Prime Minister 19. Peter Gzowski 1934–2002: Writer and Voice 20. Val Ross 1950–2008: Journalist Author and Maker of Rules 21. Alice Munro 1931–: Not Bad Short Story Writer Epilogue: “What Happens After My Book Is Published?” Afterword and Acknowledgements
Introduction by Alice Munro 1. Stephen Leacock 1869–1944: Professor Humorist and Immigration Agent 2. Hugh MacLennan 1907–1990: Teacher Novelist Essayist and Cottager 3. R.D. Symons 1898–1973: Cowboy Writer Artist and Conservationist 4. Harold Horwood 1923–2006: Newfoundlander Novelist Naturalist and Neglected Genius 5. Barry Broadfoot 1926–2003: Newspaper Guy and Oral Historian 6. Morley Callaghan 1903–1990: Novelist Short Story Writer and Torontonian 7. W.O. Mitchell 1914–1998: Character and Creator of Characters 8. Robertson Davies 1913–1995: Man of Letters Oracle and Ugly Duckling 9. Jack Hodgins 1938–: Islander Teacher and Inventor of Worlds 10. James Houston 1921–2005: Artist Author Hunter and Igloo Dweller 11. Charles Ritchie 1906–1995: Diplomat Diarist and Charming Dissembler 12. Pierre Trudeau 1919–2000: Prime Minister Author and Haunting Icon 13. Mavis Gallant 1922–: Short Story Writer Canadian and Parisienne 14. Peter C. Newman 1929–: Refugee Journalist and Power-Seeking Missile 15. Brian Mulroney 1939–: Boy from Baie Comeau Prime Minister and Author 16. Robert Hunter 1941–2005: Greenpeace Founder Writer and Very Merry Man 17 Alistair MacLeod 1936–: Teacher Fiction Writer Stone Carver and Dancer 18. Paul Martin 1938–: Successful Businessman Very Successful Finance Minister and Prime Minister 19. Peter Gzowski 1934–2002: Writer and Voice 20. Val Ross 1950–2008: Journalist Author and Maker of Rules 21. Alice Munro 1931–: Not Bad Short Story Writer Epilogue: “What Happens After My Book Is Published?” Afterword and Acknowledgements
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