Roy, Gabrielle Novelists Authors Canadian World Literature

Roy, Gabrielle Novelists Authors Canadian World Literature

1909-1983 Born in St. Boniface, Manitoba, Gabrielle Roy was a teacher, freelance reporter, and author of several books. Her works include Bonheur d'occasion translated as The Tin Flute, La Petite Poule d'Eau translated as Where Nests the Water Hen, and Rue Deschambault translated as Street of Riches.

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Gabrielle Roy (1909-1983) - A brief profile of the writer. It includes a list of her works by date of publication and includes the English titles of the translations.
Famous Women in Canada: Gabrielle Roy - A summary of her life and work by The Centre for Canadian Studies at Mount Allison University.
Roy, Gabrielle - The Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online offers an in-depth look at the life of this French-Canadian writer, and suggests further sources of information.
Gabrielle Roy: Enchantment and Sorrow - Biography, selected bibliography, and an excerpt from the English translation of 'Bonheur d'occasion'.
Northwest Passages: Gabrielle Roy - Biography and selected bibliography.
CM Magazine - Review of the biography, 'Gabrielle Roy: Creation and Memory'.

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