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Alden Nowlan Quotes
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 The day the child realizes that all adults are imperfect, he becomes an adolescent; the day he forgives them, he becomes an adult; the day he forgives himself, he becomes wise. -Alden...


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Alden Nowlan Information
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 Alden Albert Nowlan (January 25, 1933 - June 27, 1983) was a Canadian poet, novelist, playwright, and journalist. Born in Stanley, Nova Scotia, Nowlan eventually settled in New Brunswick, where he earned his living primarily through journalism. In 1963,...



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 The Boston Globe
Alden Electronics Inc.
05/21/1996: 306 words, approx. 1 pages 3 Seven years after the death of its president, Alden Electronics Inc., a provider of weather data and weather information systems as well as marine electronics, is still struggling to recover. The $10.2 million in revenues for the first nine months of fiscal...
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 Business Insurance
John Alden purchase strengthens Fortis. (John Alden Financial Corp)
03/16/1998: 827 words, approx. 3 pages Fortis Inc is purchasing John Alden Financial Corp for $600 million in cash. This move will consolidate two group health providers servicing small employers. The deal will put the policies of nearly one million employees under Fortis which will have an estimated yearly revenues...




Literary Criticism
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Critical Essay by Keath Fraser
1,207 words, approx. 4 pages
 Reading the body of Alden Nowlan's work one begins to share his acute feeling for place. The ideal landscapes of Roberts and Carman, his literary ancestors, are the ones he avoids and de-mythologizes…. To get beneath a Maritime cliché the poet [at times] brandishes a prudery he recognizes and undercuts a countryside he does not…. As he views it, the Real McCoy resides not in any Platonic folder, the idea of landscape, but in the stab of the river above and below the ice, in winte...
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Critical Essay by George Woodcock
205 words, approx. 1 pages
 The most important contemporary poet of the Maritimes, as well as the most prolific, is Alden Nowlan…. Replying to a question by the editor of Contemporary Poets of the English Language (1970), Nowlan remarked: 'I write about what it is like to be Alden Nowlan because that is the only thing I know anything about.' If one takes that as something more than mere solipsism, it is a true statement, for Nowlan is one of the microcosmic-macrocosmic poets, constantly moving within his own world...
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Critical Essay by Louis Dudek
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 Alden Nowlan's The Things which Are, taking its title from the Book of Revelation, plunges [into a kind of visionary sense of reality]…. It is native Canadian realism (the book is dedicated to Souster) with a sporadic symbolism drawn from reality that is literally hair-raising in its effects. This goes beyound just "good Canadian poetry"—it is incredibly good. Poems like "The Bull Moose", "The Execution", and "Novelty Booth", are a...


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