Strength down centre: The Jean Béliveau story

HOOD, Hugh

Prentice-Hall of Canada

You Can't Get There from Here

Literature & Fiction

Classics

General Pub Co Ltd

Reservoir Ravine (New Press Canadian Classics)

Stoddart

Black and White Keys (New Age)

Stoddart+publishing

You can't get there from here

Oberon Press

The third volume of The New Age focuses on Matt Goderich's parents and on the social upheavals during the 1920s and 1930s. Hood moves from scenes of money burning at the Canadian mint, to moments of panic at the Winnipeg General Strike, to penetrating analyses of style and fashion as they emerged in Canada during the Depression years.

Reservoir Ravine (His The New age ; pt. 3)

Reservoir Ravine

Faint age toning to edges of cover. Signed gift inscription by author. Otherwise no marks or underlining to interior text. Binding tight. Not ex-library. Not remainder. A very good signed copy.

Five New Facts About Giorgione

Black Moss Pr

<p>In this tenth book in Hugh Hood's highly acclaimed series, The New Age, two linked novellas explore the transforming powers of love. In the first novella Matthew Goderich discovers that his late Uncle Philip has had a secret and emotionally rewarding romantic life. In the second novella Matthew nurses his childhood friend, Adam, through a long, painful, and terminal AIDS-induced illness. Matthew, in the first novella, is the detached observer and dogged detective who comes to understand love; in the second, he finally becomes fully engaged with the emotion of loving as he rids himself of his homophobia and learns to appreciate and embrace Adam, his lifelong friend. Matthew's emotional awakening corresponds with society's growing awareness in the early 1980s of the nature and extent of the AIDS crisis. Dead Men's Watches continues Hugh Hood's vivid portrayal of Canadian social history and teaches us that the gift of love is all that matters in the end.</p>

Dead Men's Watches: A Novel (New Age)

Literary

House of Anansi Press

<b>Near Water</b> is the final volume in Hugh Hood's spectacular New Age series, an epic saga that is already treasured and revered as a meticulous chronicle of late 20th- and early 21st-century Canada. Son of a Nobel laureate, father of a space voyager, friend of a movie star, estranged husband of a painter, and semi-famous because of it all, Matthew Goderich is driving up to the lake for a possible reunion with Edie, from whom he has been separated for 30 years. Then it happens, and we feel it happening too-the pain, the delusions, the awful, sudden, interior crisis of a cerebrovascular accident. A stroke. And we stay with him, this self-proclaimed "hope man" who is never alone, while his mind roves over the vivid details of the life he has loved at this place near water.

Near Water

Contemporary

anansi

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