Farley Mowat

Farley Mowat was born in Belleville, Ontario, in 1921. He began writing upon his return from serving in World War II, and has since written 44 books. He spent much of his youth in Saskatoon, and has lived in Ontario, Cape Breton and Newfoundland, while travelling frequently to Canada's far north. Throughout, Mowat has remained a determined environmentalist, despairing at the ceaseless work of human cruelty. Yet his ability to capture the tragic comedy of human life on earth has made him a national treasure in Canada, and a beloved storyteller to readers around the world. His internationally celebrated books include People of the Deer, The Dog Who Wouldn't Be, Sea of Slaughter, and The Boat Who Wouldn't Float.

Books by Farley Mowat

Westviking

The Curse of the Viking Grave

High Latitudes

Aftermath

Lost in the Barrens

Never Cry Wolf

Owls in the Family

The Dog Who Wouldn't Be

The Regiment

Farfarers

No Man's River

My Father's Son

The Snow Walker

Born Naked

Sea of Slaughter

People of the Deer

And No Birds Sang

A Whale for the Killing

Eastern Passage

The Next Eco-Warriors

Dancing on the Shore

Bay of Spirits

Otherwise

Gorillas in the Mist

The Black Joke

The Boat Who Wouldn't Float

Desperate People

A Whale for the Killing

The Farfarers

Sibir

The Black Joke