With the success of "Shoeless Joe," W.P. Kinsella's other works began to gain more attention. Kinsella's success reignited criticism of his appropriation of Indigenous voices for his own benefit, and of what some claimed was overt racism. Having been granted full access to Kinsella's personal diaries, correspondence and unpublished notes, and with hours of personal interviews with Kinsella, his friends and his family, biographer William Steele offers insight into Kinsella's personal life while balancing it with the critical analysis and commentary his fiction has inspired.
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ISBN:9781771621946
Physical Description:regular print 293 pages, 8 pages of plates : illustrations, portrait ; 24 cm
Publisher:Madeira Park, British Columbia :Douglas & McIntyre,2018.
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