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MAN DESCENDING by Guy Vanderhaeghe, 1985-01-01 My Present Age. by Guy. VANDERHAEGHE, 1985 The Englishmans Boy --1997 publication by Guy Vanderhaeghe (Author), 1997 The Urban Prairie by Dan; Vanderhaeghe, Guy; Melnyk, George Ring, 1993 The Englishman's Boy by Guy Vanderhaeghe, 1997 COMME DES LOUPS by Michel Lederer Guy Vanderhaeghe, 2008-02-25 The Tomorrow-Tamer by Margaret Laurence, 2008-01-29 The Journey Prize Anthology5 by Guy Vanderhaeghe, 1993 History and fiction.(Guest Commentary/Commentaire de l'invite): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by Guy Vanderhaeghe, 2005-12-01 The Journey Prize Anthology: Short Fiction from the Best of Canada's New Writers (Journey Prize Stories: Short Fiction from the Best of Canada's New Writers) by Guy Vanderhaeghe, 1993-12 ST. URBAIN'S HORSEMAN by Mordecai (afterword by Guy Vanderhaeghe) Richler, 1991 The Englishman's Boy by Guy Vanderhaeghe, 1996-01-01 I had a job I liked, once: A play by Guy Vanderhaeghe, 1992 Homesick by Guy Vanderhaeghe, 1989

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41. TomFolio.com: Man Descending By Guy Vanderhaeghe
    1. vanderhaeghe, guy MAN DESCENDING Publisher MacMillan of Canada Toronto, Canada 1982. 230 pp. 4. vanderhaeghe, guy MAN DESCENDING Publisher 1982.  
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42. TomFolio.com: My Present Age By Guy Vanderhaeghe
    1. vanderhaeghe, guy. My Present Age. US$29.70 Add to Cart Contact Dealer. 2. vanderhaeghe, guy My Present Age Publisher Ticknor and Fields New York 1985.  
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43. Barnegat Books: The Englishman's Boy By Vanderhaeghe, Guy
    Toronto, ON, Canada McClelland Stewart, 1996, Hard Cover. Near Fine/Near Fine. Author vanderhaeghe, guy Title The Englishman s Boy  
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45. Biblio.com - Homesick By Vanderhaeghe, Guy: Details
    vanderhaeghe, guy Homesick. McClelland and stewart 0771086954 1989. soft cover (trade paperback) no dust jacket good + reading copy. NOVEL FICTION. Catalogs .  
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46. The Last Crossing Vanderhaeghe, Guy
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47. Book Reviews - The Last Crossing By Guy Vanderhaeghe
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    Extractions: by Zachary Houle In The Last Crossing , Charles and Addington Gaunt leave Victorian England to travel to the American frontier in search of their brother, Simon, who came to Montana country to bring religion to the Indians. Charles is a thoughtful portrait artist and Addington is an egocentric disgraced military captain. They are joined by Lucy Stoveall who is out to avenge her sister's murder, Civil War veteran Custis Straw who loves Lucy, and his loyal friend, Aloysius Dooley. The brothers hire Jerry Potts, a half-Blackfoot, half-Scot to be their guide. As they each struggle with their inner demons, the group wanders through the American and Canadian west in their quests. Canadian author Guy Vanderhaeghe has fashioned a literary western that not only explores the frontiers of new countries, but the depths of men's and women's souls. The Last Crossing has received high praise with the San Francisco Chronicle saying, "Vanderhaeghe gives us countless fantastic experiences in one powerful, beautiful and heartbreaking novel."

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52. :: CBC - Canada Reads :: Calendar
    guy vanderhaeghe. guy vanderhaeghe was born in Esterhazy, Saskatchewan, in 1951. He is the author of four novels, My Present Age  
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    Extractions: document.write(""); document.write(""); Guy Vanderhaeghe Guy Vanderhaeghe was born in Esterhazy, Saskatchewan, in 1951. He is the author of four novels, My Present Age Homesick (1996) and The Last Crossing The Last Crossing is a long-time national bestseller and winner of the Saskatoon Book Award, the Saskatchewan Book Awards for Fiction and for Book of the Year, and the Canadian Booksellers Association Libris Award for Fiction Book of the Year. He is also the author of three collections of short stories, Man Descending The Trouble With Heroes (1983), and Things As They Are? Guy Vanderhaeghe lives with his wife in Saskatoon, where he is a Visiting Professor of English at St. Thomas More College at The University of Saskatchewan. You can check out the Canada Reads "five-minute online interview" with Guy, here back to "The Last Crossing" back to Books Jobs ... Other Policies

53. Guy Vanderhaeghe - Interview
    remaines regular, humble guy by James Parker. You would think by now guy vanderhaeghe would enter a room with a bit of a swagger.  
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    Extractions: by James Parker You would think by now Guy Vanderhaeghe would enter a room with a bit of a swagger. After all, the Saskatoon author is two-time winner of the Governor-General's award. His work has received praise from Timothy Findlay, Margaret Atwood and other charter members of the CanLit elite. He has been known to hobnob with legendary novelist Mordecai Richler. He has arrived. In fact, he arrived a few years back. But when he arrives at the Windows Restaurant in the Sheraton Cavalier, Vanderhaeghe is the very picture of Saskatchewan self-effacement. Dressed casually, like the academic he almost became, he is polite, quiet and friendly. There are no affectations, no preening self-awareness, none of the arrogant irascibility sometimes attributed to the artistically talented. He's a regular guy, the type who goes to work each morning, plays hockey once a week and likes to catch the odd college basketball game on TV.

54. The Last Crossing By Guy Vanderhaeghe - Review
    guy vanderhaeghe. MostlyFiction.com. (back to top) About the Author guy vanderhaeghe was born in Eastern Saskatchewan in 1951. He received  
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    Extractions: Buy this Art Print at AllPosters.com "We are not alone.Given time, the spirit of the universe will accept us. For the present, it asks us simply to be. To be ourselves and not someone else's dream of us." In this broad saga of the New Territories, from Montana into Canada, Guy Vanderhaeghe brings to life the search of two Englishmen for their lost brother, Simon Gaunt, who has pursued a charismatic preacher from England to North America in the hopes of converting the Indians to Christianity. No word has been heard from him in over a year. Sent to North America by their stern and unforgiving father to find the missing Simon, twin brother Charles Gaunt is determined to find and return with him to England, though older brother Addington is far less committed to that end. For Addington, the expedition is intended to be a tribute to his own bravery and celebration of his hunting skill-adventure at the expense of his frantic father. When Addington arrives at Fort Benton, where he is to begin the expedition, he is accompanied by a fawning newspaper writer, Caleb Ayto, who will "'work something up' about his forthcoming rambles on the frontier, [and] scribble a flattering portrayal of Captain Addington Gaunt, intrepid British explorer and sportsman, for the delight of the public back home." To his brother Charles's disgust, Addington fails to begin the search for Simon immediately, though winter is fast approaching: "For the moment, Addington finds Fort Benton too congenial a place to immediately remove himself. There is game to be had a short ride out of the town, and he and Ayto make frequent visits to the pestilential brothels. He.[buys] rounds of drinks for men who are only too happy to hear him bray and brag as long as he keeps the whisky flowing."

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56. The CNIB Digital Library
    The last crossing. Author vanderhaeghe, guy 1951 Format English DAISY Audio Book on CD Book Number DC24555 ISBN 0-616-13156-9 Narrators Simon Curwen.  
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58. Review | The Last Crossing By Guy Vanderhaeghe
    While reading guy vanderhaeghe s novel of the Old West, The Last Crossing, you might want to slip a little mood music into your CD player a soundtrack by  
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    Extractions: The Last Crossing by Guy Vanderhaeghe Published by Atlantic Monthly Press 368 pages, 2004 The Dirty Old West Reviewed by David Abrams While reading Guy Vanderhaeghe's novel of the Old West, The Last Crossing , you might want to slip a little mood music into your CD player: a soundtrack by Ennio Morricone, perhaps something with a lonely harmonica, a chorus of whistles that sound like coyotes, or a rousing crescendo that climaxes with the crack of a bullwhip. The Last Crossing is a widescreen, big-landscape novel populated with rough, grimy characters who'd feel right at home in a western movie with or without spaghetti. Yet, Vanderhaeghe's novel is more than a sage-and-saddle yarn filled with cowboys and Indians; it's a saga about family ties, class prejudice, and failed ambition. On some levels, it's Middlemarch with chewing tobacco. Originally published in Canada two years ago, it's only just now making its way south of the border after garnering awards, hitting the bestseller list and being picked as the "Canada Reads" book. Though parts of the novel are set in Saskatchewan

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60. CheatHouse.com - Analysis Of Guy Vanderhaeghe's Short Story, "The Watcher" In Re
    Toronto Anansi, 1972. 2543. vanderhaeghe, guy. The Watcher. Man Descending. Toronto Macmillan of Canada, 1982. HOW TO CITE THIS ESSAY Loadstone.  
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