Introduction by George Woodcock

Admired by Leo Tolstoy from the last century to Lewis Mumford in our own, Peter Kropotkin's works...

An impressive portrait of one of England's most distinguished twentieth-century critics.

This book presents thoroughly revised tutorial papers based on lectures given by leading research...

Two fishermen find a whale trapped in their net; neither of them can swim so they must trust the ...

In Letter to the Past, the first part of his autobiography, George Woodcock dealt with his youth ...

This volume explores the life and works of Matt Cohen. These studies of Canadian authors fulfill ...

In his introduction to this provocative collection of essays, George Woodcock describes his respo...

William Godwin

'Woodcock è proprio lui: quello che scrisse la Storia dell'anarchia e dei movimenti libertari che...

The Canadian Poetry Contest was launched to provide funds to help Canada India Village Aid in its...

This volume contains two uniquely Canadian stories of exile. Whether portraying the romantic love...

The Mountain Road

Woodcock's biography is one of the first to enter deeply into the intellectual content of Wilde's...

Here, in one volume, is noted literary critic George Woodcock's condensed guide to Canada's major...

The Crystal Spirit, George Woodcock's intellectual biography of George Orwell, won the 1966 Gover...

The Purdy-Woodcock Letters

A literary exploration of Mordecai Richler's the Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz.

Following in the footsteps of his brother, Patrick Lane wrote poetry to escape a life of labour a...

The Canadians

Persuasively asks us to reconsider Huxley's works as the stages of 'a spiritual pilgrimage.'

In this fascinating and scholarly overview, George Woodcock, author and poet, allows us to experi...

Born in St Boniface in 1837 of French and Indian parentage, Gabriel Dumont's childhood was spent ...