Canadian writers since 1960. First series [electronic resource] / William H. New, editor.

Contributor New, William H, editor.

Imprint:Detroit, Mich. : Gale Research, 1986.

Description1 online resource.

Note:Milton Acorn (1923-) -- Hubert Aquin (1929-1977) -- Margaret Atwood (1939-) -- Margaret Avison (1918-)-- Victor-Levy Beaulieu (1945-) -- Gerard Bessette (1920-) -- Bill Bissett (1939-) -- Marie-Claire Blais (1939-) -- Clark Blaise (1940-) -- Monique Bosco (1927-) -- George Bowering (1935-) -- Jacques Brault (1933-) -- Andre Brochu (1942-) -- Nicole Brossard (1943-) -- John Buell (1927-) -- Juan Butler (1942-1981) -- Roch Carrier (1937-) -- Austin C. Clarke (1934-) -- Leonard Cohen (1934-) -- Matt Cohen (1942-) -- John Robert Colombo (1936-) -- Michael Cook (1933-) -- Frank Davey (1940-) -- Jean-Paul Desbiens (1927-) -- Marcel Dube (1930-) -- Marian Engel (1933-1985 ) -- Bernard Epps (1936-) -- Madeleine Ferron (1922-) -- Timothy Findley (1930-) -- David French (1939-) -- Mavis Gallant (1922-) -- Michel Garneau (1939-) -- Graeme Gibson (1934-) -- Diane Giguere (1937-) -- Jacques Godbout (1933-) -- Jacques Hebert (1923-) -- John Herbert (John Herbert Brundage )(1926-) -- Hugh Hood (1928-) -- D.G. Jones (1929-) -- Naim Kattan (1928-) -- Robert Kroetsch (1927-) -- Patrick Lane (1939-) -- Margaret Laurence (1926-) -- Dennis Lee (1939-) -- Pat Lowther (1935-1975) -- Gwendolyn MacEwen (1841-) -- Jay Macpherson (1931-) -- Eli Mandel (1922-) -- Alice Munro (1931-) -- B. P. Nichol (1944-) -- Alden Nowlan (1933-1983) -- Suzanne Paradis (1936-) -- Laurence J. Peter (1919-) -- Yves Prefontaine (1937-) -- David Adams Richards (1950-) -- Mordecai Richler (1931-) -- Andreas Schroeder (1946-) -- Robin Skelton (1925-) -- Bernard Slade (Bernard Slade Newbond )(1930-) -- David Solway (1941-) -- Andrew Suknaski (1942-) -- Scott Symons (1933-) -- Adrien Therio (1925-) -- David Watmough (1926-) -- Tom Wayman(1945-) -- Phyllis Webb (1927-) -- Richard B. Wright (1937-).

Note:Devoted to the writers of Canada who use English or French as their main language of artistic expression whose careers were effectively established during the decades of the 1960s and 1970s.

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