Earle Birney Books

Earle Birney was a Canadian poet and novelist whose work is characterized by its strong lyricism and critical examination of society. He explored themes of identity, nature, and the challenges of modern life. His distinctive voice and insightful observations made him a significant figure in Canadian literature.

One Muddy Hand: Selected Poems
204 pages
8 hours of reading
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The narrative explores themes of aging and self-discovery as the protagonist navigates the challenges and joys that come with growing older. Through a blend of humor and heartfelt moments, the story delves into the complexities of life after a certain age, highlighting friendships, regrets, and the pursuit of new adventures. Rich character development and relatable experiences make this a poignant reflection on the journey of life, encouraging readers to embrace their own paths with optimism and resilience.
Turvey
396 pages
14 hours of reading
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The story follows Private Thomas Leadbeater Turvey, an inept recruit who struggles to find his place in the army. Constantly shuffled between various duties, he showcases a unique talent for getting into trouble, making him an unlikely hero. His misadventures highlight the challenges of military life and the humor found in failure, ultimately painting a portrait of resilience in the face of adversity.
Down the Long Table
312 pages
11 hours of reading

One Muddy Hand: Selected Poems

Turvey

Down the Long Table