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Abundance (MacKie Lecture and Reading) by Robert Kroetsch, John Lent, 2009-02-27 The Crow journals by Robert Kroetsch, 1980 The Man from the Creeks by Robert Kroetsch, 2008-01-08 Too Bad: Sketches Toward a Self-Portrait (Currents) by Robert Kroetsch, 2010-03-30 The Studhorse Man (cuRRents) by Robert Kroetsch, 2004-04-28 Seed Catalogue by Robert Kroetsch, 2004-09-27 Post-Prairie: An Anthology of New Poetry Seed catalogue: Poems (Poetry series one - Turnstone Press ; no. 7) by Robert Kroetsch, 1977 The Hornbooks of Rita K (cuRRents) by Robert Kroetsch, 2001-09-01 Two Solitudes by Hugh Maclennan, 2008-08-05 As for Me and My House (New Canadian Library) by Sinclair Ross, 2008-01-08 Simona Bertacco: Out of Place: the Writings of Robert Kroetsch.(Book Review): An article from: Textual Studies in Canada by Doug Knowles, 2004-06-22 Identity Crises / Cries for Identity: Claiming the Canadian Prairie in the Novels of Robert Kroetsch.: An article from: World Literature Today by Richard Henry, 1999-03-22 Annotated Bibliography of Canada's Major Authors: Marian Engel, Anne Hebert, Robert Kroetsch, and Thomas Raddall by Robert Lecker, 1988-05

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41. Magical Realism : Robert Kroetsch
    Magical Realism. Home What is Magical Realism? Authors Books Search News.robert kroetsch. Books. A Likely Story The Writing Life; Alberta;  
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    Extractions: Magical Realism Home What is Magical Realism? Authors ... News A Likely Story: The Writing Life Alberta Badlands Anna Dawe, the daughter of an eccentric fossil hunter, recounts her father's expeditions into the Alberta Badlands. Completed Field Notes Excerpts from the Real World: A Prose Poem in Ten Parts Gaining Ground: European Critics on Canadian Literature Gone Indian ... The Words of My Roaring Add your comments (Comments are moderated) Your Name:

42. Magical Realism : Studhorse Man By Robert Kroetsch
    Studhorse Man. by robert kroetsch. Studhorse Man.  
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43. Robert Kroetsch - Encyclopedia Article About Robert Kroetsch. Free Access, No Re
    robert Kiyosaki encyclopedia article about robert Kiyosaki. Free robert Kiyosaki. Present throughout the book is the unnamed Rich Dad whotaught robert Kiyosaki a variety of life lessons in a variety of ways.  
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44. Robert Kroetsch -- Brick Books
    Backlist. robert kroetsch. The Ledger. robert kroetsch s poetry generously offersa reader enough space to become a writer. Go ahead and read yourself in.  
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    Extractions: Backlist Robert Kroetsch The Ledger The Ledger is a foundational book-length poem in the Field Notes series that Canada's top literary bullshitter has now declared Completed . Be that as it may, The Ledger has been in continuous demand since its first publication in 1972. This documentary long poem about pioneering in Bruce County, Ontario makes the debit-credit form of accounting into a force-field that holds the pros and cons of settling a new country. If you begin these pages wondering what makes them poetry, feel free to shuck the term. Robert Kroetsch's poetry generously offers a reader enough space to become a writer. Go ahead and read yourself in. 6 1/2 x 7 3/4 inches, 32 pages, ISBN 0-919626-11-4, $6.95, 1990 poetry (third printing) New Books Favourite Books Books by Author Books by Title ... Home

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46. Interview | Robert Kroetsch
    A character created by Service talking back to Service, correcting him, soto speak. . robert kroetsch certainly takes his time in composing novels.  
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    Extractions: Read a review of The Man from the Creeks "We use stories to give shape to our experiences. Service did it so well that it's difficult to get past him. By having my narrator spring forth from the poem, I got loose. A character created by Service talking back to Service, correcting him, so to speak." Robert Kroetsch certainly takes his time in composing novels. His newest one, The Man from the Creeks , which is set in Canada's 1897-99 Klondike gold rush, appeared six years after his previous work, The Puppeteer , which had followed the publication of Alibi way back in 1983. Reports are that The Man from the Creeks went through 13 versions and at least one title change (from Klondike Love Song ) before it was ready for submission. Yet this British Columbian author and former creative-writing teacher is hardly ever idle, producing poetry and essays. And while he may not be as prolific as some better-known fictionists, he certainly hasn't suffered among critics for that fact. He won Canada's 1969 Governor General's Award for The Studhorse Man , and each new novel since seems to fetch him a fresh round of praise from reviewers, even if those people don't always quite understand Kroetsch's resistance to the conventions of modern prose writing, his interest in the arcana of his subject matter, or his often-sly humor.

47. NebulaSearch Encyclopedia Robert Kroetsch---Robert L. Hill
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48. The Old Dualities: Deconstructing Robert Kroetsch And His Critics By Peter Sinne
    com. The Old Dualities Deconstructing robert kroetsch and His CriticsDianne Tiefensee.McGillQueen s University Press. viii, 232.  
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    Extractions: Published in University of Toronto Quarterly Volume 65, Number 1 Winter 1995/96- Letters in Canada To see more articles and book reviews from this and other journals visit UTPJOURNALS online at UTPJOURNALS.com The Old Dualities: Deconstructing Robert Kroetsch and His Critics Dianne Tiefensee.McGill-Queen's University Press. viii, 232. $44.95 cloth Interestingly, The Old Dualities is at its best when it engages in close readings of the novels, especially in the eighth and ninth chapters. These sections argue convincingly that Kroetsch's hyper-masculine literature invariably posits Woman as the repressed or domesticated Other, contradistinct from the male hero. Submission is required of even the most formidable female characters in the fiction of a writer who claims to be in sympathy with feminist theory and politics. What we discover, as Tiefensee adroitly notes, is `the immortal woman whom the questing male negates and subsumes on his way to becoming the immortal Hero.' Whether it is in the Notikeewin trilogy (The Studhorse Man, What the Crow Said, Gone Indian) or in the later Badlands - a novel Kroetsch heralded as a text upsetting male supremacy - women are recognized only in the roles they assume in relation to men.

49. Robert Kroetsch (Twaynes World Author Series, 768)
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50. "The Old Dualities": Deconstructing Robert Kroetsch And His Critics
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51. Print Search View
    226, kroetsch, robert;, The fear of women in prairie fiction an erotics of space,Crossing Frontiers Papers in American and Canadian Western Literature.  
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52. Robert Kroetsch: "Klondike"
    Am Klondike-River südöstlich von Alska wird 1897 Gold gefunden.  
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    Extractions: Die Ballade von Lou und Dangerous Dan McGrew Am Klondike-River südöstlich von Alska wird 1897 Gold gefunden. Tausende von Menschen werden vom Goldrausch erfasst. Sie verkaufen Hab und Gut und machen sich, getrieben von der Gier nach unermesslichem Reichtum, auf den Weg.  Auch Lou und ihr Sohn Zack werden von diesem Fieber erfasst. Sie reisen als blinde Passagiere per Schiff von Seattle in Richtung Skagway. Als Zack seinen 14. Geburtstag feiert, möchte Lou ihm etwas schenken. Sie verlässt das sichere Versteck im Rettungsboot und stiehlt ein Tablett mit frischgebackenem Zimtgebäck. Dabei wird sie entdeckt und mit Zack und dem hilfreichen Ben, der den beiden zur Seite springt, an Land ausgesetzt.  Ihr weiterer Weg ist reines Überlebenstraining. Sie müssen samt ihrem Gepäck schneebedeckte Gebirge überwinden und selbst ein Boot bauen, um den Yukon nach der Schneeschmelze in Richtung Dawson hinabfahren zu können.  Schon der Weg zum Gold verheißenden Klondike kostet viele Goldsucher das Leben. Andere machen Geld, indem sie die Goldsucher mit Nahrungsmitteln und Werkzeugen ausrüsten oder in Bars für deren Unterhaltung sorgen. Ben, Lou und Zack erreichen schließlich ihr Ziel. Doch die Goldsuche erweist sich als mühsamer denn gedacht und der vermeintliche Freund Dangerous Dan McGrew, dem Ben einst das Leben gerettet hat, entpuppt sich als Spieler und Ausbeuter. Anhand einer Ballade von Robert Service über "die Ermordung des Dangerous Dan McGrew", die dem Roman vorangestellt ist, wird das mühsame, risikoreiche Leben der Goldsucher plastisch dargestellt. Der Roman hat Tempo, liest sich flott und vermittelt dabei viel Wissenswertes über den Goldrausch. Er zeigt das Leben aus der Sicht eines 14jährigen Jungen und eignet sich deshalb gleichermaßen für jugendliche Leser ab 16 Jahren wie für Erwachsene.

53. One Zero Zero Virtual Library
    robert kroetsch (1927 ) robert kroetsch was born and raised in Heisler,Alberta. He received his BA from the University of Alberta in 1948.  
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    Extractions: Robert Kroetsch was born and raised in Heisler, Alberta. He received his B.A. from the University of Alberta in 1948. Until 1953 he worked variously as a labourer on the river boats in the Yukon and the Northwest Territories and as a civilian information officer for the U.S. Air Force in Labrador. He studied at McGill University with Hugh MacLennan in 1954 and completed his M.A. at Middlebury College, Vermont in 1956. His Ph.D. in writing was acquired at the University of Iowa's Writer's Workshop in 1961. While teaching in the U.S. at the State University of New York at Binghamton, he was instrumental in the founding and editing of the important literary periodical Boundary 2: A journal of post-modern literature . He subsequently taught writing and literature at the Universities of Calgary and Manitoba. He currently resides in Victoria, B.C. While known more widely as a novelist of western Canadian identity in such books as But we are exiles The words of my roaring The studhorse man (1969/Governor General's Award) and Gone Indian (1973), Kroetsch turned his attention to poetry in the 1970s with the publication of

54. Robert Kroetsch, Contributor - Banff Centre Press
    robert kroetsch, Contributor Banff Centre Press. robert kroetsch isa novelist, poet, and essayist who was born in Alberta in 1927  
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    Extractions: Banff Centre Press Robert Kroetsch is a novelist, poet, and essayist who was born in Alberta in 1927 and first attended the Banff Summer School for the Arts in l947. His nine novels include The Words of My Roaring (Distican 1998/University of Alberta Press 2000), The Studhorse Man (Random House 1988), Badlands (Publisher TK 1988/Stoddart 1999), and What the Crow Said (Raincoast 1999/University of Alberta Press). His longer poems are collected in Completed Field Notes (University of Alberta Press 2000). Kroetsch is currently at work on something but has so far been unable to determine what it might be. Contributor to:

55. McClelland And Stewart Ltd: Books
    Two Solitudes by Hugh MacLennan Afterword by robert kroetsch Paperback New CanadianLibrary Fiction; Fiction Literary 0-7710-3482-2 April 2003 $12.95.  
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56. Alibris: Robert Kroetsch
    Canadian Studies / English 3V93 (Winter 2000) kroetsch, robert. Disunity as Unity A Canadian Strategy. The Lovely Treacheryof Words Essays Selected and New. Obasan (Penguin). kroetsch, robert.  
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    Extractions: Overcome by his curious academic and sexual inadequacies, professional graduate student Jeremy Sadness lights out from his cramped office at a New York State University for the wilds of the Canadian northwest. He inadvertently exchanges suitcases and identities with Roger Dorck, the comatose victim of a snowmobiling accident, and becomes...

57. Text Lists Year 3 1999-2000
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    Extractions: Department of English Brock University Text Lists 1999/2000 Year 3 Printed copies of individual course text lists are available from the Department of English, MC A 310. If you wish to contact an instructor, go to the Department of English Faculty and Staff Page ENGL 3F40 The Novel Instructor: Prof. Brian Crick Defoe, Daniel, Robinson Crusoe , Norton Fielding, Henry, Tom Jones , Modern Library Johnson, Sam, Rasselas , World's Classics Richardson, Samuel, Clarissa , Riverside Austen, Jane, Mansfield Park , Penguin Scott, Walter, The Bride of Lammermoor , Everyman Bronte, Charlotte, Jane Eyre , Norton Bronte, Emily, Wuthering Heights , Norton Eliot, George, Mill on the Floss , Riverside Dickens, Charles, Bleak House , Riverside Hardy, Thomas, Mayor of Caster Image , Norton Conrad, Joseph, Under Western Eyes , Penguin ENGL 3F42 Modern Poetry Instructor: Prof. James Johnson The Norton Anthology of Modern Poetry , Norton ENGL 3F91 History of the Language ENGL 3F91 course page Instructor: Prof. Angus Somerville

58. Canadian Poetry Web Links - Notable Canadian Poets
    Knister, Raymond. 100 Canadian Poets University of Calgary. Kogawa, Joy. Voicesfrom the Gaps Joy Kogawa. kroetsch, robert. January Magazine robert kroetsch.  
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59. Man From The Creeks By Robert Kroetsch
    Man From The Creeks robert kroetsch Fiction Literary;Fiction - Adventure Vintage Canada Trade Paperback.  
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60. Man From The Creeks By Robert Kroetsch
    Man From The Creeks robert kroetsch Format Trade Paperback Category Fiction Literary; Fiction - Adventure Imprint Vintage Canada Pub Date June 1999 ISBN  
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