Patrick Lane

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Patrick Lane was a Canadian poet and novelist renowned for his powerful, often dark explorations of nature, memory, and personal struggle.

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Patrick Lane canonical 7

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instanceOf novelist
person
poet
writer
activeYearsStart 1960
awardReceived Canadian Authors Association Award for Poetry
Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize
Governor General's Award for English-language poetry
surface form: Governor General's Award for Poetry

Order of Canada
countryOfCitizenship Canada
dateOfBirth 1939-03-26
dateOfDeath 2019-03-07
educatedAt University of Victoria
employer University of Victoria
fieldOfWork Canadian fiction
contemporary poetry
gender male
genre fiction
memoir
poetry
hasInfluenced Canadian poets
hasPart body of work including poetry collections, novels, and memoirs
languageOfWorkOrName English
literaryMovement Canadian literature
mainTheme addiction
memory
nature
personal struggle
redemption
violence
memberOf Order of Canada
nationality Canadian
notableWork Red Dog
surface form: Red Dog, Red Dog

There Is a Season: A Memoir in a Garden
Winter
Witness: Selected Poems 1962–2010
occupation editor
novelist
poet
teacher
placeOfBirth Nelson, British Columbia
surface form: Nelson, British Columbia, Canada
placeOfDeath Victoria, British Columbia
surface form: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
residence Victoria, British Columbia
surface form: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
spouse Lorna Crozier
writingStyle confessional
lyric
nature writing

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