Don Gutteridge

Don Gutteridge is the author of more than forty books: poetry, fiction and scholarly works in educational theory and practice. He was born in Sarnia, Ontario, and raised in the nearby village of Point Edward. He graduated from Western University in 1960 with an Honours English degree, and taught high school English for seven years before moving to the Western Faculty of Education. He taught there for twenty—five years and is now Professor Emeritus. He lives in London, Ontario. In a review of his book The Way It Was, in The Western News, Kane Faucher said Gutteridge's poems have been "memorially 'lived in'" and "must negotiate a world with - and without - words…Both pleasant and haunting, we are treated to a world of velvet voices…in a memorial transfer from past to present, from present to beyond."

Books by Don Gutteridge

Mara's Lamp

Summer's Idyll

Inklings

The Blue Flow Below

Tidings

The Dark Side

Death of a Patriot

Death of a Patriot

Bloody Relations

Vital Secrets

Dubious Allegiance

Solemn Vows

Turncoat

Teaching English

Stubborn Pilgrimage

God's Geography