Journal article
Civilian Conflict: Systems of Warfare in Timothy Findley's Early Fiction
Abstract
C I V I L I A N C O N F L I C T : S Y S T E M S O F W A R F A R E IN T I M O T H Y F I N D L E Y ’ S E A R L Y F I C T I O N LORRAINE M. YORK McMaster University All night long, Hooker Winslow’s eyes were open. Around the room, the first shadows of morning began to lift themselves out of the corners. . . . (The Last of the Crazy People 3) Every morning at seven o’clock Harper Dewey turned over and woke up. And every morning he would lie in his …
Authors
York LM
Journal
ESC English Studies in Canada, Vol. 15, No. 3, pp. 336–347
Publisher
Johns Hopkins University Press
Publication Date
1989
DOI
10.1353/esc.1989.0022
ISSN
0317-0802