Books by Graham G. Harris
Reflections from the Woodlands
Reflections from the Woodlands is a collection of essays by beloved author Graham G. Harris (1878-1958), who lived simply in a cabin in Sapawe, a small Northwestern Ontario community. It includes a history of the community and essays from his regular newspaper columns in the Port Arthur News-Chronicle, Fort William Daily Times-Journal, and Atikokan Progress.
Poetry from the Woodlands
Poetry from the Woodlands is a collection of poetry by Graham G. Harris (1878-1958), who lived simply in a cabin in Sapawe, a small northwestern Ontario community. Mr. Harris wrote with great proficiency and wit, taking full advantage of his literary education and his philosophical mind, but not from a vantage point beyond that of his readers.
The Sage of Sapawe
The Sage of Sapawe is a collection of known poetry and essays by Graham G. Harris (1878-1958), who lived simply in a cabin in Sapawe, a small northwestern Ontario community. Mr. Harris wrote with great proficiency and wit, taking full advantage of his literary education and his philosophical mind, but not from a vantage point beyond that of his readers.
The Sage of Sapawe
During the 1920s, his essays in the Port Arthur News-Chronicle, “Woodland and Water” included such topics as local industry, the fur trade, the balance of nature, and his varied interactions with woodland animals. During the 1950s, he primarily wrote articles for a column titled “Sapawe Jottings” in the Atikokan Progress, where he expanded his subject matter and offered philosophical views of the happenings of the world, including such historic events as war, the death of the King and coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.
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