Through Woods on Water: Étienne Brûlé in New France M. R. DeHaan which won the Hilary Weston

which won the Hilary Weston Writers' Trust Prize for Nonfiction

I believed that until an unfathomable truth revealed itself in a different way

The legendary Joan of Arc

he was selected as a 2007 recipient of the Nevada Writers Hall of Fame Silver Pen award

this selection of hard-to-find Dawson essays is a powerful contribution

Through Woods on Water: Étienne Brûlé in New France M. R. DeHaan which won the Hilary Weston"Through Woods on Water" is a novel, an historic fiction: the life of tienne Brl "as it might have been." Set in the first decades of the 17th century, it is a coming of age story, a clash of cultures, a saga of exploration and adventure that rebounds between the enclosed corridors and courtyards of Paris, across the open, storm tossed Atlantic, to the wilderness waterways of the vast Canadian forest. Savignon and tienne, Wendat and French, are in