People, places: the season's nonfiction books brim with human drama

Article Abstract:

A guide to some of the best new nonfiction books is presented. The titles recommended include 'Into Thin Air: A Personal Account of the Mt Everest Disaster,' 'The Wisdom of the Body,' 'American Visions,' 'Byron: The Flawed Angel,' and 'Slow Dance: A Story of Stroke, Love and Disability.'

Bibliography, Nonfiction

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Bright lights, brilliant year

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Canadian authors had an outstanding year during 1996, both in fiction and nonfiction. The editors of Macleans recommend 24 books by Canadians. They include 'Red China Blues,' 'You Went Away,' 'Let Me Be the One,' 'The Fraser River,' 'Alias Grace' and 'The Englishman's Boy.'

Works, Authors, Canadian, Canadian writers

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