David Adams Richards: Essays on His Works

This study of the Canadian writer David Adams Richards features an interview with the author and an opening essay that situates Richards in the current Canadian fiction landscape. Included are essays by Wayne Curtis, Margo Wheaton, Fred Cogswell, Lawrence Mathews, Inge Sterrer-Hauzenberger, Pamela Jo Boggs, and Wayne Johnson. While Richards is best known for his novels, these pieces also explore his poetry, essays, and short fiction.

Author Biography: Tony Tremblay teaches Canadian literature and cultural studies at St. Thomas University.