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  • The Mandrake Root

    In "The Mandrake Root," Martha Ostenso weaves a rich tapestry of rural life, exploring themes of nature, obsession, and the human psyche through the lens of a young woman's journey towards self-discovery. The novel is set against the backdrop of the early 20th century, characterized by a vivid, lyrical prose style that immerses readers in the stark beauty of the landscape and the tumultuous ... Read more

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  • Wild Geese

    "For more than twenty-five years Luke Darr had been married to a cold, domineering woman who had ignored him and taken over his sons—John the realist, Matt the reckless, and sensitive Mark. Now she is dead and Luke has married young Bess Valentine and brought her back to what for the first time he feels is truly his own house and farm. Luke imagines that his marriage will make him a new man—he ... Read more

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  • Wild Geese

    Wild Geese caused a sensation when it was first published in 1925. To a generation bred on sentimental escapist literature, the idea of a heroine as wild as a bronco and as fiery as a tigress was nothing short of revolutionary. In the character of Judith Gare, Martha Ostenso had painted so naked and uncompromising a portrait of human passion and need that it crossed all bounds of propriety and ... Read more

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  • Prologue to Love

    What if the children of star-crossed lovers actually dealt with their families’ troubles?Autumn Dean unexpectedly returns home from Europe to her father’s ranch in the Okanagan Valley, where she reconnects with Bruce Langdon, a stoic childhood friend grown into an accomplished rancher. Autumn and Bruce’s budding romance is halted by the revival of an intergenerational grudge between their two ... Read more

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  • The Stone Field

    In "The Stone Field," Martha Ostenso crafts a poignant narrative set against the harsh backdrop of the Canadian prairie, exploring themes of conflict, resilience, and the intricate dynamics of family. The novel is notable for its vivid imagery and lyrical prose, where the landscape itself becomes a character that reflects the emotional landscapes of its inhabitants. Ostenso's style merges elements ... Read more

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  • The Mad Carews

    In "The Mad Carews," Martha Ostenso crafts a profound family saga that explores the complexities of love, madness, and the relentless grip of the past. Set against the rugged backdrop of the Canadian prairies, the narrative intricately weaves psychological depth with vivid descriptions of the landscape, embodying the struggles between individual desire and familial obligation. Ostenso's literary ... Read more

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  • Escape in Spring

    A tale that will tug at your heartstrings—of fate’s strange gift of love to two lonely lives ... Read more

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  • A Man Had Tall Sons

    For more than twenty-five years Luke Darr had been married to a cold, domineering woman who had ignored him and taken over his sons—John the realist, Matt the reckless, and sensitive Mark. Now she is dead and Luke has married young Bess Valentine and brought her back to what for the first time he feels is truly his own house and farm. Luke imagines that his marriage will make him a new man—he will ... Read more

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  • The Dark Dawn

    Enriched edition. A haunting portrayal of human struggle and resilience against the unforgiving Canadian prairies

    In "The Dark Dawn," Martha Ostenso explores the profound depths of human emotion against the stark backdrop of rural life in Canada. Utilizing a lyrical and vivid narrative style that combines elements of realism with a penetrating psychological exploration, Ostenso delves into themes of isolation, familial conflict, and the quest for identity. The story unfolds through the lives of its complex ... Read more

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