Howard O'Hagan


Canada (1902 - 1982)

Howard O'Hagan was born in Lethbridge, Alberta. As a young man, he worked on survey parties in the Rockies before moving to Montreal to study law at McGill University. After practising law for a brief time, he returned to western Canada to work as a tour guide in Banff National Park.One of the first western Canadians to make a major contribution to Canadian literature, O'Hagan found occasional work in the fifties as a journalist in Victoria, British Columbia, and as a labourer on the waterfront and on survey crews.
 
 
Novels
   Tay John (1939)
   Wilderness Men (1958)
   The School-marm Tree (1977)
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