Speaking in the past tense : Canadian novelists on writing historical fiction /

Speaking in the past tense : Canadian novelists on writing historical fiction /

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Consists of interviews with eleven Canadian historical novelists.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Wyile, Herb, 1961-
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Waterloo, Ont. : Wilfrid Laurier University Press, [2007]
Subjects:
Crummey, Michael, > 1965- > Interviews.
Wharton, Thomas, > 1963- > Interviews.
Robertson, Heather, > 1942-2014 > Interviews.
Boyden, Joseph, > 1966- > Interviews.
Stenson, Fred, > 1951- > Interviews.
Sweatman, Margaret > Interviews.
Clarke, George Elliott > Interviews.
Johnston, Wayne > Interviews.
Urquhart, Jane > Interviews.
Wiebe, Rudy, > 1934- > Interviews.
Vanderhaeghe, Guy, > 1951- > Interviews.
Geschichte 1980-2005.
Historischer Roman.
Romanciers canadiens-anglais > Entretiens.
Roman historique canadien-anglais > Art d'ecrire.
Roman historique canadien-anglais > Histoire et critique.
Novelists, Canadian (English) > Interviews.
Historical fiction, Canadian (English) > Authorship.
Historical fiction, Canadian (English) > History and criticism.
Novelists, Canadian > Interviews.
Historical fiction, Canadian > Authorship.
Historical fiction, Canadian > History and criticism.
Kanada.
Electronic books.
Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • Making history : Guy Vanderhaeghe
  • Walking where his feet can walk : Rudy Wiebe
  • Confessions of a historical geographer : Jane Urquhart
  • An afterlife endlessly revised : Wayne Johnston
  • "We have to recover their bodies" : George Elliott Clarke
  • Ghosts are our allies : Margaret Sweatman
  • History "from the workingman's end of the telescope" : Fred Stenson
  • Pushing out the poison : Joseph Boyden
  • In the lair of the minotaur : Heather Robertson
  • The iceman cometh across : Thomas Wharton
  • The living haunt the dead : Michael Crummey.