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For Those Who Hunt the Wounded Down

For Those Who Hunt the Wounded Down Mass market paperback - 2003

by Richards, David Adams

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Mclelland & Stewart, 2003. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. Disclaimer:Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed.
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David Adams Richards was born in Newcastle, New Brunswick, in 1950. He has published ten acclaimed novels, including the award-winning Miramichi trilogy – Nights Below Station Street, winner of the 1988 Governor General’s Award; Evening Snow Will Bring Such Peace (1990), winner of the Canadian Authors Association Award; and For Those Who Hunt the Wounded Down (1993), winner of the Thomas Raddall Award – Hope in the Desperate Hour (1996), The Bay of Love and Sorrows (1998), and, most recently, Mercy Among the Children (2000), co-winner of the prestigious Giller Prize. In 1993, Richards received the Canada-Australia Prize.

Richards has also published three non-fiction books, most recently the Governor General’s Award-winning fishing memoir Lines on the Water (1998), and has written Gemini Award-winning screenplays for the CBC-TV adaptations of his novels For Those Who Hunt the Wounded Down and Nights Below Station Street. “Small Gifts,” his original screenplay for CBC-TV, won a Gemini Award and the New York International Film Festival Award for Best Script.

Richards now lives in Toronto with his wife, Peggy, and their two sons.


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“An enigmatic and moving novel.…”
Globe and Mail

“[Bines is] one of the great creations of Canadian literature.…[Richards’] work has a touch of greatness, yielding up reminders, sharp as woodsmoke on an autumn evening, of both the pity and the glory of being human.”
Maclean’s

“There are few writers anywhere, and certainly none in Canada, who write with the raw power that Richards summons up.…”
Now

“[His stories] soar with a beauty that breaks your heart.”
Kitchener-Waterloo Record


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