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The Snowbird Poems (cuRRents) by Robert Kroetsch, 2004-09-22 Completed Field Notes: the Long Poems of Robert Kroetsch by Robert Kroetsch, Introduction by Fred Wah, 2000-11-10 What the Crow Said (cuRRents) by Robert Kroetsch, 1998 Bad Lands by Robert Kroetsch, 2003-02-05 The Words of My Roaring by Robert Kroetsch, Thomas Wharton, 2000-10-01 "The Old Dualities": Deconstructing Robert Kroetsch and His Critics by Dianne Tiefensee, 1994-08 Field notes: 1-8 a continuing poem : the collected poetry of Robert Kroetsch (Spectrum poetry series) by Robert Kroetsch, 1981 Labyrinths of Voice: Conversations With Robert Kroetsch Robert Kroetsch Papers (Canadian archival inventory series) Poets Talk: Conversations with Robert Kroetsch, Daphne Marlatt, Erin Mouré, Dionne Brand, Marie Annharte Baker, Jeff Derksen, and Fred Wah (cuRRents) by Pauline Butling, Susan Rudy, 2005-01-15 Robert Kroetsch (Twayne's World Authors Series) by Robert Lecker, 1986-01 Out Of Place: The Writings Of Robert Kroetsch (Iris, Forschungen Zur Europaischen Kultur, Bd. 18.) by Simona Bertacco, 2002-09 Disenchanted Modernity in Robert Kroetschs The Studhorse Man: Biology and Culture; Sex and Gender; Eugenics and Contraception; Writing and Reading by Francis Zichy, 2010-05-01 Gone Indian by Robert Kroetsch, 2003-02-05

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1. Kroetsch Robert Books On Schooner Books Ltd.
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2. One Zero Zero Virtual Library
   Robert Kroetsch (1927 ) Robert Kroetsch was born and raised in Heisler, Alberta. He received his B.A. from the University of Alberta in 1948.  
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   Extractions: Robert Kroetsch was born and raised in Heisler, Alberta. He received his B.A. from the University of Alberta in 1948. Until 1953 he worked variously as a labourer on the river boats in the Yukon and the Northwest Territories and as a civilian information officer for the U.S. Air Force in Labrador. He studied at McGill University with Hugh MacLennan in 1954 and completed his M.A. at Middlebury College, Vermont in 1956. His Ph.D. in writing was acquired at the University of Iowa's Writer's Workshop in 1961. While teaching in the U.S. at the State University of New York at Binghamton, he was instrumental in the founding and editing of the important literary periodical Boundary 2: A journal of post-modern literature . He subsequently taught writing and literature at the Universities of Calgary and Manitoba. He currently resides in Victoria, B.C. While known more widely as a novelist of western Canadian identity in such books as But we are exiles The words of my roaring The studhorse man (1969/Governor General's Award) and Gone Indian (1973), Kroetsch turned his attention to poetry in the 1970s with the publication of

3. Robert Kroetsch, Managing Editor, Matrix Magazine: - ZoomInfo Business Informati
   Kroetsch, Robert Oxford University Press Inc Kroetsch, Robert Royal Society of Canada Kroetsch, Robert Sage Hill Writing Experience  
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4. Robert Kroetsch
   Kroetsch, Robert ( K ) Authors, AZ Literature Fiction Subjects Books Similar Items The Journals of Susanna Moodie Poems  
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   Extractions: Release Date: Book Description In 1916, scientist William Dawe leads a palaeontological expedition into the badlands of Alberta, obsessed with achieving world renown by discovering dinosaur fossils. Fifty years later, his daughter, Anna, enters these same badlands. In her visit to the expedition site, she exposes not only the absurdity of her father's work, but also the folly of his male ambition. Customer Reviews: Another no-talent hack gets published. And what else is new?

5. University Of Manitoba: Canadian Literature Archive - Bibliographies - Robert Kr
   Primary and secondary sources. Last updated March 4, 1997 Primary Sources. Kroetsch, Robert.  
   http://www.umanitoba.ca/canlit/bibliographies/robert_kroetsch.shtml

6. Robert Kroetsch - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Kroetsch, Robert Alternative names Short description Date of birth Place of birth Date of death Place of death  
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   Extractions: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Robert Kroetsch OC (born June 26, 1927) is a Canadian novelist poet , and non-fiction writer . He was born in Heisler, Alberta and currently lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba . He taught for many years at the University of Manitoba . Kroetsch spent multiple years in Vancouver, British Columbia before returning to Winnipeg where he continues to write. In he was made an Officer of the Order of Canada Persondata Name

7. GEDDES, GARY; KROETSCH, ROBERT; WISEMAN, ADELE; LANE, PATRICK; MUNRO, ALICE; PAR
   GEDDES, GARY; KROETSCH, ROBERT; WISEMAN, ADELE; LANE, PATRICK; MUNRO, ALICE; PARADIS, SUZANNE; HANCOCK, GEOFFREY Chinada Memoirs of the Gang of Seven  
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8. Who's
   Brief biography, awards, and list of publications.  
   http://www.poets.ca/linktext/direct/kroetsch.htm

9. Chapters.indigo.ca: What The Crow Said: Robert Kroetsch, Robert Rawdon Wilson: B
   The University of Alberta Press is pleased to issue this new edition of the classic Canadian novel, What the Crow Said, a major work by one of western Canada''s bestknown and best  
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10. Interview | Robert Kroetsch
    Interview with the author, focusing on The Man from the Creeks , Robert Service, and his research into the Klondike gold rush.  
    http://www.januarymagazine.com/profiles/kroetsch.html
    
    Extractions: Buy it online Read a review of The Man from the Creeks "We use stories to give shape to our experiences. Service did it so well that it's difficult to get past him. By having my narrator spring forth from the poem, I got loose. A character created by Service talking back to Service, correcting him, so to speak." See Book Reviews on January Magazine. Robert Kroetsch certainly takes his time in composing novels. His newest one, The Man from the Creeks , which is set in Canada's 1897-99 Klondike gold rush, appeared six years after his previous work, The Puppeteer , which had followed the publication of Alibi way back in 1983. Reports are that The Man from the Creeks went through 13 versions and at least one title change (from Klondike Love Song ) before it was ready for submission. Yet this British Columbian author and former creative-writing teacher is hardly ever idle, producing poetry and essays. And while he may not be as prolific as some better-known fictionists, he certainly hasn't suffered among critics for that fact. He won Canada's 1969 Governor General's Award for The Studhorse Man , and each new novel since seems to fetch him a fresh round of praise from reviewers, even if those people don't always quite understand Kroetsch's resistance to the conventions of modern prose writing, his interest in the arcana of his subject matter, or his often-sly humor.

11. Buy Kroetsch Robert
    In 1916, scientist William Dawe leads a palaeontological expedition into the badlands of Alberta, obsessed with achieving world renown by discovering dinosaur fossils.  
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    Extractions: Price: It’s a matter of knowing winter. Snowbird travels south, seeks warmth, and begins waiting. Robert Kroetsch’s new collection, The Snowbird Poems, is a brilliant flight of departure. Beached where he watches a drowning horizon, teased by romance, Snowbird lets his responses become a message in a bottle to the lost and for the found. Appearing at first wearing bifocals and drinking from a fake coconut, Snowbird goes on to retrieve the footprint of story from the ocean of memory. An impressive anthology of the poetry The Snowbird Poems is an impressive anthology of the poetry of Canadian literary icon Robert Kroetsch. There is the matter of the crabapple tree./There it stands, wintering, you might say,/in the small front yard/between the veranda and the sidewalk.//Snow, you may have noticed, has seated itself/in the two wicker chairs on the veranda./As for the sidewalk,/we'll get to that in a moment.//The crabapple tree appears to be posing/for a woodcut, possible by Hiroshige,/his Japanese trees precise, angular, yet graceful/in their delicate tracings of snow.//But this is a January morning/on 18th Avenue SW, Calgary./I have just now shoveled the sidewalk/for the fifth time in the past three days.

12. 100 Canadian Poets Robert Kroetsch
    Brief biography, publications, and list of critical materials.  
    http://www.ucalgary.ca/UofC/faculties/HUM/ENGL/canada/poet/r_kroetsch.htm

13. People (H–O)
    Kroetsch, Robert Forty Years on Campus Published Winter 52 Memories of Reg Published Winter 64/65  
    http://www.ualberta.ca/ALUMNI/history/peopleh-o/index.htm

14. Bookfinder.US: Kroetsch Robert
    Old Dualities Deconstructing Robert Kroetsch and His Critics Dianne Tiefensee 0773511911 July 1994 Hardcover  
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    Extractions: ?A very rare, complexly emotional and profoundly philosophical experience . . . . A fictional meditation, in which [Wiebe] enters the very texture of the lives of his characters, Indian and white . . . . He has created a style for [Big Bear?s] incredible voice that fully wins our belief in its greatness and power . . . . A masterpiece.? ? Edmonton Journal A Likely Story recounts the writing life of Robert Kroetsch, one of Canada's foremost writers and literary theorists. With incisive wit, humor and penetrating insight, Robert Kroetsch follows the events of his life, both real and literary, that have moved him from the bareness of desk and computer into the secret places at the heart of the writing experience. Throughout this chronicle, he toys ironically with the notion that he ceases to be himself when he writes, that writing allows him to escape from the confines of self into exciting varieties of the essay, story and poem. A Likely Story records in loving detail that escape. It is a remarkable assemblage of confessional personal essays, one of the principal elegiac poems of out time, a cowboy poem and speculative pieces that defy literary classification. Through...

15. Robert Kroetsch Fonds | Special Collections
    KROETSCH, ROBERT, 1927 Robert Kroetsch fonds.19, 1936 - 2003.19.89 m of textual records. - 2967 photographs. - 13 sound recordings. - 11 videocassettes. Canadian author and  
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16. Robert Kroetsch : English-Canadian Writers : Canadian Writers : Centre For Langu
    Profile with complete bibliography, interview and review of The Man from the Creeks .  
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    Extractions: Skip To Content Call toll free: 1-800-788-9041 Search Text Athabasca University MyAU Questions? A-Z Index ... Home B.A. in 1948. From there, he worked at various odd jobs in the Canadian North and Labrador. He attended McGill for a year in 1954 to study under Hugh MacLennan, and then completed his M.A. at Middlebury College in Vermont. He earned a Ph.D. in creative writing at the University of Iowa in 1961. He remained in the States until the 1970s when he accepted a teaching position at the University of Manitoba. He is now retired from teaching and lives in British Columbia. Linda Hutcheon calls Robert Kroetsch "Mr. Canadian Postmodern." His first novel in 1965, But We Are Exiles , may follow a more realist tradition but combines elements of myth and literary allusion. His "Out West" triptych, Words of My Roaring The Studhorse Man (1969) and Gone Indian (1973) further explore myth and the magical/fabulous. With all of the uses of myth, magic and literary allusions, his texts resist one single reading or interpretation, seriously challenging traditional literary practices. Also prevalent in his novels is the parody of the traditional male quest, seen in The Studhorse Man Gone Indian and Badlands (1975). In

17. Kroetsch, Robert
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18. Mathieu Bourgois : Photos De Kroetsch Robert
    ( K ), Kushner, Tony, Kureishi, Hanif, Kumin, Maxine, Kroetsch, Robert, Kramer, Larry, Kosinski, Jerzy, Kogawa, Joy, Koestler, Arthur, Koch, Kenneth, Kipling, Rudyard, Kinsella, W.P  
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19. Disclaimer - Electronic Collection
    Review of the book by Joy Gugeler.  
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20. Kroetsch, Robert. Introduction. Creation Robert Kroetsch, James
    Primary Sources Kroetsch, Robert. But We Are Exiles A Novel. Toronto Macmillan, 1965. Kroetsch, Robert. The Words of My Roaring. Toronto Macmillan, 1966.  
    http://www.umanitoba.ca/canlit/Kroetsch.pdf

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