Camille Bouchard transports readers, young and old, across continents and epochs. He never stops writing and travelling. Governor General's award winner and a five-time finalist, he is the author of more than 80 novels for readers of all ages. Some works appear on international selection lists, including the White Ravens International List of Honor. Hunting for the Mississippi is Bouchard's first book to appear in English.
"A literary phenomenon." Le Devoir.
"A leader in historical fiction." La Presse. "Exciting and daring." "A remarkably gifted story-teller", CBC/Radio-Canada. "Hunting for the Mississippi captivates readers from beginning to end . Readers 14 and up will discover both history and human frailty." Le Devoir, Montreal Peter McCambridge is a professional translator. He has an MA in Modern Languages from Cambridge University. His MA thesis is on the Montreal Canadiens and popular culture in Quebec. Peter McCambridge translated I HATE HOCKEY by François Barcelo (Baraka 2011).
He also won the John Dryden Translation Prize
"A leader in historical fiction." La Presse. "Exciting and daring." "A remarkably gifted story-teller", CBC/Radio-Canada. "Hunting for the Mississippi captivates readers from beginning to end . Readers 14 and up will discover both history and human frailty." Le Devoir, Montreal Peter McCambridge is a professional translator. He has an MA in Modern Languages from Cambridge University. His MA thesis is on the Montreal Canadiens and popular culture in Quebec. Peter McCambridge translated I HATE HOCKEY by François Barcelo (Baraka 2011).
He also won the John Dryden Translation Prize
