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Storied Streets: Montreal in the Literary Imagination

af Bryan Demchinsky

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Montreal – an island at the confluence of two rivers, adorned with an unspoiled mountain at its centre has been the inspiration of poets, novelists, playwrights, and memoirists since the time of Cartier and is the only city in the world with a flourishing literary tradition in English and French. Its landscape, history, and cultures have been immortalized by Hugh MacLennan, Gabrielle Roy, Mordecai Richler, Michel Tremblay, Yves Beauchemin, and scores of others; the characters of Duddy Kravitz, Athanase Tallard, Florent Boissonneault, The Fat Woman Next Door, and Leonard Cohen’s Suzanne have rooted themselves in the imagination of countless readers. Storied Streetsis an illustrated celebration of this rich heritage, in which the reader is lead by authors Demchinsky and Naves through the history and literary byways of Montreal’s neighbourhoods, from their beginnings to the present, with evocative passages from favourite books helping to paint the scene. With its arresting and rare archival photographs,Storied Streetsis an irresistible treasure for bibliophiles everywhere. From the Hardcover edition.… (mere)
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Excellent short history of Montreal that uses excerpts from stories, novels, and poems to cast light on the city's varied neighborhoods throughout the 3+ centuries since its founding. Lots of great photographs, which are well chosen and always clearly labeled to indicate what they are! It's surprising how many books do a poor job of labeling photographs. Well written, too. Highly recommended for anyone who has spent any time in Montreal or enjoyed any of the literature set there. This is one of the books cited as a source by John Farrow (Trevor Ferguson) for his magnificent River City. ( )
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Montreal – an island at the confluence of two rivers, adorned with an unspoiled mountain at its centre has been the inspiration of poets, novelists, playwrights, and memoirists since the time of Cartier and is the only city in the world with a flourishing literary tradition in English and French. Its landscape, history, and cultures have been immortalized by Hugh MacLennan, Gabrielle Roy, Mordecai Richler, Michel Tremblay, Yves Beauchemin, and scores of others; the characters of Duddy Kravitz, Athanase Tallard, Florent Boissonneault, The Fat Woman Next Door, and Leonard Cohen’s Suzanne have rooted themselves in the imagination of countless readers. Storied Streetsis an illustrated celebration of this rich heritage, in which the reader is lead by authors Demchinsky and Naves through the history and literary byways of Montreal’s neighbourhoods, from their beginnings to the present, with evocative passages from favourite books helping to paint the scene. With its arresting and rare archival photographs,Storied Streetsis an irresistible treasure for bibliophiles everywhere. From the Hardcover edition.

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