Vane of the Timberlands - Bindloss, Harold
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Reproduction of the original. The publishing house Megali specialises in reproducing historical works in large print to make reading easier for people with impaired vision.
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Harold Bindloss (1866-1945) was a prolific British author known for his adventure fiction set primarily in the Western parts of Canada and the American frontier, a reflection of his life's experiences living and working in these regions. Bindloss left his native England for Canada as a young man, where he engaged in a variety of professions, including farming and ranching in British Columbia and the Yukon. His intimate engagement with the Canadian wilderness and its pioneering communities deeply influenced his literary creations. Among his many novels, 'Vane of the Timberlands' presents a compelling narrative that portrays the rugged landscapes and challenges faced by those who sought to make a life amidst the untamed setting of early 20th-century North America. Bindloss's writing style is characterized by vivid descriptions, robust character development, and an affectionate attention to the details of wilderness life, thereby capturing the spirit of adventure and human perseverance. As an author, Bindloss contributed more than 30 novels to the adventure and western genres, with works like 'The Mistress of Bonaventure', 'The Gold Trail', and 'The Dust of Conflict' further cementing his reputation as a prominent storyteller of his time. His literary contributions provided a window into the pioneering spirit that shaped much of early Canadian and American life, a legacy that continues to be appreciated by readers fond of historical adventure narratives.