Frankenstein : The Play, Alden Nowlan and Walter Learning;
Frankenstein: The Novel Mary Shelley, Clarke, Irwin, 1976.
reviews
Daydream Daughter, Catherine Firestone. McClelland and Stewart, 1976.
Daydream Daughter is a memoir of a female writer intensely conscious that she is a poetess and a woman.
God's odd Look, Gail Fox. Oberon, 1976.
The White City, Tom Marshall. Oberon, 1976.
The Self of Loss: New and Selected Poems, Dorothy Roberts. Fiddlehead Books, 1976.
We came here often
The Lady of the Travelling Salesman, leo Simpson. University of Ottawa Press, 1976.
The satirical stories of Leo Simpson's collection The Lady and the Travelling Salesman are the major attraction of the book, and they are also its limitation.
So Free We Seem, Jamie Brown. Clark, Irwin, 1976.
In So Free We Seem Jamie Brown presents the second novel of a projected trilogy that began with Stepping Stones.
The Seventh Hexagram, Ian McLachlan. Macmillian, 1976.
This novel ends wityh a gnomic quotation from Mao Tse-tung, so let us start with a less gnomic utterance.
Coming Through Slaughter, Michael Ondaatje. Anansi, 1976.
Why do I love most
World of Wonders, Robertson Davies. Macmillian of Canada, 1975.
Written in 1975, World of Wonders completes Robertson Davies' triology begun by Fifth Business
Revoir Ethel, Claude Jasmin. Eds. Alain Stanke, Montreal, 1976.
The Madman the Kits and the island, Felix Leclerc, trans. Philip Statford. Oberon, 1976.
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