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4.0 out of 5 stars
Canoe Lake,
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This review is from: Canoe Lake (Paperback)
Ontario newspaper columnist Roy MacGregor weaves a fictional account of the life and death of Canada's most famous painter, who died by drowning in Ontario's Algonquin Park in 1917. Originally published as Shorelines to which MacGregor added an afterward suggesting that his story was based on certain crucial facts about his romance with Winnie Trainor. The latter edition admits that he is actually Winnie Trainor's great nephew -- her sister, Marie, married his uncle. MacGregor explains that the orginal book destroyed relations with that side of his family. This makes the book all the more interesting. Highly recommended.
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Canoe Lake by Roy MacGregor (Paperback - March 12, 2002)
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