Modern Canadian Stories

by John Stevens

Genres: Short Stories

320 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published November 28, 1975

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Reviews

[Lucas]

Yeah, I'm sure this has been out of print for a few decades, but for those who possess that discreet art form of Canadian socialogical aptitude will appreciate the pressiance of this collection....Malcolm ross, Margaret Atwood, Alice munro, Morley Callahan, Margaret Laurence all in one modern volume; this should be appreciated by any canlit fan, and that 9ncludes me, someone who primarily has an aversion to short stories, novellas and the like. Nonetheless, everyone should aspire to exist outside their comfort zone every so often, which is why I read this collection, which fell surreptitiously into my lap. If you 3ver possess this volume, allow it to enter your soul, like a poor victim of a sickness, who must rely upon their doctor for the only chance of a cure...spread that love like a virus, why don't cha?

[Jane · Rating 4 out of 5]

A now classic collection of short stories by Canadian authors writing between the 1930s and the 1970s. I enjoyed most of the stories in this collection.