A sense of place in Hugh Garner's fiction

Notes

• Morton , W.L. 1971 . “The Relevance of Canadian History,” . In Contexts of Canadian Criticism , Edited by: Mandel , Eli . 66 Chicago : University of Chicago Press .
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• Garner , Hugh . 1978 . Murder Has Your Number , 113 Toronto : McGraw‐Hill Ryerson .
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• Garner , Hugh . 1968 . Cabbagetown , 125 Toronto : Ryerson Press . Further references are incorporated in the text.
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• Garner , Hugh . 1976 . The Intruders , 102 Toronto : McGraw‐Hill Ryerson .
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• Garner , Hugh . 1962 . Silence on the Shore , 280 Toronto : McClelland and Stewart .
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• Garner , Hugh . 1963 . “One Mile of Ice,” . In Best Stories , 123 Toronto : Ryerson Press . Further references are incorporated in the text
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• Garner , Hugh . “Red Racer,” . Best Stories , 75
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• Garner , Hugh . 1973 . “Stumblebum,” . In Men and Women , 59 Toronto : Simon and Pierre . Further references are incorporated in the text
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• Garner , Hugh . “All the Gay Days,” . Men and Women , 51
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• Garner , Hugh . “Don't Ever Leave Me,” . Men and Women , 104
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• Garner , Hugh . “Another Day, Another Dollar, “ . Men and Women , 111 Further references are incorporated in the text
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• Atwood , Margaret . 1972 . Survival , 246 Toronto : House of Anansi Press .
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