Ethel Wilson

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Ethel Wilson's journey as a writer began late in life, yet her impact on Canadian literature is profound. David Stouck's biography explores her early years as an orphan and her persistent efforts to gain recognition, despite resistance from publishers and critics to her unique blend of Edwardian sensibility and postmodern thought. Wilson's literary legacy, marked by complex themes of language and meaning, remains significant, with her works still in print today. This biography captures the essence of a remarkable author whose contributions continue to resonate.