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Wolfe Publishing Company has reissued a number of White’s books.
A week or so ago, we had a parsonage fund raiser here in our little village. There was breakfast, and an auction and a yard sale. It was well attended and raised a good bit to do some repairs on the Methodist parsonage. While working there, my wife picked up several paperbacks that were offered for sale. My eyes were drawn, naturally, to a rather thick one entitled, The Forest Lover, by Susan Vreeland.
I don’t read as much as I should, particularly novels, and the author’s name was not familiar to me. But, on the front of the book she was proclaimed as a, “New York Times bestselling author.” The novel is recent; it was published in 2004.
If there is irony here, other than the title, it is that this book, too, is set in Canada. It is a fictionalized account of the life of Canadian artist, Emily Carr, and her struggle to capture and preserve the beauty of the art and culture of the indigenous people of British Columbia and southeast Alaska. But, in its
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