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Bill Mason (1929
- 1988) Books
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There are numerous books on the market about the many aspects
of the art of canoeing and all that it entails. But none are so
unique as Path of the Paddle for understanding Canadian
style canoeing, and Song of the Paddle for offering thoughts
and experiences on how to travel through the wilderness by canoe.
The last book Bill wrote, entitled Canoescapes, is a compilation
of text and paintings.
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"Canoescapes is an ambitious, vivid, visual poem of
Bill's feelings - an intriguing companion volume to his canoeing
and camping books." Christopher Chapman, 1995.
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Fire in the Bones is a superbly researched
and written biography of Bill Mason, by the author James Raffan.
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Bill Mason: Wilderness Artist From Heart to Hand,
by Ken Buck, is the story of one of Canada's foremost canoeing
artists. The camera lens and the pallet knife were his instruments.
The wild places were his inspiration. This gorgeous hardcover
book is a must have and will be a wonderful addition to your Bill
Mason book collection.
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