2321 Granville Street
Cedar, Salmon and Weed is a tale of
1970’s Bamfield with its biologists, hippies, fishermen, natives, and endof-the-roaders. Reminiscent of
Steinbeck’s Cannery Row, this unique
Vancouver Island story explores the conflicting lives of conservative villagers and invading “transient young people.” Great characterization, y oung love , but minimal sex and violence, some piracy, dealing, marine science and loitering await you.
Louis Druehl is the editor of
The New Bamfielder newspaper and author of the bestselling book,
Pacific Seaweeds. As a marine botanist, he helped to establish the Bamfield Marine Station .
"Like a cross between The Nature of
Things, The Beachcombers, and Up In
Smoke, Bamfield author Louis Druehl has crafted a brilliantly authentic west coast novel. Expertly and beautifully written, the book absolutely drips with soggy coastal flavour."
— G RANT L AWRENCE
CBC Broadcaster and Award-Winning Author of
Adventures in Solitude and Lonely End of the Rink granvilleislandpublishing.com
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Vancouver Public Library Presents an informal talk with
Bruce Fraser author of On Potato Mountain - A Chilcotin Mystery.