Canadian authors Timothy Findley and Ann-Marie MacDonald employ the power of landscape to dramatize the situations in their complex character-centered literary novels, which often revolve...

These authors' works have the appeal factors bleak, stylistically complex, and unconventional, and they have the genres "literary fiction" and "psychological fiction"; the subjects...

These authors' works have the appeal factors bleak, stylistically complex, and unconventional, and they have the genre "psychological fiction"; the subjects "mothers and sons," "fathers,"...

These authors' works have the appeal factors bleak, stylistically complex, and unconventional, and they have the genres "literary fiction" and "psychological fiction"; the subject "world...

These authors' works have the appeal factors bleak, stylistically complex, and unconventional, and they have the genre "psychological fiction"; and the subjects "mental illness," "psychiatric...

These authors' works have the appeal factors bleak, stylistically complex, and unconventional, and they have the genres "literary fiction" and "psychological fiction"; the subjects...

These authors' works have the appeal factors stylistically complex and lyrical, and they have the genres "literary fiction" and "psychological fiction"; and the subjects "mental illness,"...

These authors' works have the appeal factors bleak, stylistically complex, and unconventional, and they have the genres "literary fiction" and "psychological fiction"; and characters...

These authors' works have the appeal factors bleak, haunting, and stylistically complex, and they have the genres "literary fiction" and "psychological fiction"; the subjects "mental...

These authors' works have the appeal factors bleak, stylistically complex, and unconventional, and they have the subjects "postwar life" and "family relationships"; and characters that...

These authors' works have the appeal factors stylistically complex and unconventional, and they have the genre "psychological fiction"; the subjects "mental illness," "mothers and sons,"...

These authors' works have the genres "literary fiction" and "psychological fiction"; and the subjects "mental illness," "psychiatric hospital patients," and "coping."