Gabrielle Roy: A Life

by Francois Ricard

McClelland & Stewart | May 1, 2001 | Trade Paperback

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Despite the popularity and critical success Gabrielle Roy found as a writer, she lived a life often touched by sadness. In this definitive account of her life, François Ricard draws a penetrating and eloquent portrait that does full honour to his extraordinary subject.
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Gabrielle Roy: A Life

Gabrielle Roy: A Life

by Francois Ricard

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Despite the popularity and critical success Gabrielle Roy found as a writer, she lived a life often touched by sadness. In this definitive account of her life, François Ricard draws a penetrating and eloquent portrait that does full honour to his extraordinary subject.

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Towards the end of her life, Gabrielle Roy - celebrated across Canada since the publication of her debut nover, The Tin Flute - began passing portons of her autobiography to Francois Ricard, her agent, assistant, and friend. He was to have none of it published, she said, until after she was gone. Roy died in 1983, and the following year her partial autobiography appeared in print. Ricard then began more than ten years of work preparing the full, definitive account of this extraordinary woman's life. This book is the triumphant result.

About the Author

François Ricard is a professor of French literature at McGill University. He is the author of La Littérature contre elle-même (1985), which won a Governor GeneraI's Award for non-fiction, and the bestselling La Génération lyrique (1992), a study of the baby-boomers. He lives in Montreal.

Format: Trade Paperback

Published: May 1, 2001

Publisher: McClelland & Stewart

Language: English

The following ISBNs are associated with this title:

ISBN - 10: 0771074778

ISBN - 13: 9780771074776

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