Farley Mowat, there is a man who's literature will endure for a long while after his death. I have most of his books and I watched "Never cry wolf" a few dozen times. Mr. Mowat will be missed..
Absolutely!!
I may have disagreed with many of Mowat's political and environmental stances, but I read as much of his stuff as I could get my hands on.......
The man had a style that kept you reading...
And No Birds Sang is the absolute best view of war ever written by a Canadian.
The Regiment runs a close second.
Never Cry Wolf was simply wonderful.
I was fascinated by his attempt at "history"
West Viking.
From his books on recovery tugs working the Atlantic, to war, to environmentalism, to
Sibir no one else could weave a tale like Farley.
Never heard of him.
I've heard of Farley's Rusks, though.
Your loss.......
Seriously, try
And No Birds Sang (Farley Mowat), the very personal story of his experiences as an infantry officer in WWII