A classic of Canadian literature and a vivid, moving story of the clash - and coming together - of cultures.
Margaret Craven was born in Helena, Montana and graduated from Stanford University. Her debut novel, I Heard the Owl Call My Name, was first published in Canada in 1967. The American edition of the book has sold over one million copies and was translated into several languages. She also wrote a novel, Walk Gently This Good Earth, an autobiography, Again Calls the Owl, and a collection of stories, The Home Front. She died in 1980.
It is a long time since I was so moved by a story, touching in its
dignity and wise in its folklore
*Daily Telegraph*
An epic quality . . . an entrancing chemistry
*New York Times*
Rare and beautiful . . . you'll never be the same again
*Seattle Times*
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