Stories from western Canada
By: a selection by Rudy Wiebe.
Publisher: Macmillan of Canada
Published: 1972
Place of publication: [Toronto]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 274
Subjects: Short stories, Canadian; Canada, Western -- Social life and customs -- Fiction
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by R. Wiebe.; title: A visit to the frontier, by E. Wilson.; title: Indian woman, by F. Niven.; title: The tepee, by H. O'Hagan.; title: Peter Pond, his true confession, by J. Whyte.; title: Hercules Salvage, by W. O. Mitchell.; title: Carrion Spring, by W. Stegner.; title: The first day of an immigrant, by F. P. Grove.; title: The great electrical revolution, by K. Mitchell.; title: The broken globe, by H. Kreisel.; title: A day with Pegasus, by S. Ross.; title: The move, by G. Roy.; title: Earth moving, by R. Kroetsch.; title: Cranes fly South, by E. McCourt.; title: A week in the country, by D. Livesay.; title: Streak mosaic, by S. Scobie.; title: Old Mrs. Dirks, by V. C. Friesen.; title: Did Jesus ever laugh? by R. Wiebe.; title: Dominion Day, by W. D. Valgardson.; title: The Black farm, by S. Watson.; title: Horses of the night, by M. Laurence.; title: The lice, by W. Watson.; title: Bibliographical notes (p. 269-274)