Hubert Evans
| Hubert Evans was born in Vankleek Hill, Ontario in 1892 and raised in Galt, Ontario. He worked as a reporter before enlisting in 1915. He married in 1920 and built his permanent seaside home at Roberts Creek, BC. His first novel, The New Front Line (1927) is about a pioneering World War One veteran in BC. He and his wife also lived in northern BC Indian villages, resulting in his acclaimed second novel, Mist on the River (1954). His 0 Time in Your Flight (1979), written in his late eighties despite near blindness, recounts a year in the life of an Ontario boy in 1899. Revered by Margaret Laurence as "the elder of our tribe," the Quaker outdoorsman also published two hundred short stories, sixty serials, twelve plays, three juvenile novels, three books of poetry and one biography. Hubert Evans died in 1986, after seven decades of professional writing. |
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Bear Stories 978-0-88971-153-2 · 0-88971-153-4 · 1991 · $7.95 "Kim La Fave's illustrations are stylish and arresting, the layout varied and dramatic." —The Globe & Mail |
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O Time in Your Flight 978-0-920080-44-3 · 0-920080-44-8 · 1979 · $18.95 "Marvellous! l just loved it! . . a joy to read" -Margaret Laurence |
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Silversides: The Life of a Sockeye 978-0-88971-152-5 · 0-88971-152-6 · 1991 · $6.95 "Kim La Fave's illustrations are stylish and arresting, the layout varied and dramatic." -The Globe & Mail |
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Son of the Salmon People 978-0-920080-28-3 · 0-920080-28-6 · 1981 · $14.95 "Best of all, what Son of the Salmon People says about racism and conservation, personal integrity and social responsibility is a natural part of a suspenseful story, not a moral appendix." -Calgary Herald |