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Biography

Name: Hugh (John Blagdon) Hood
Variant Name: Hugh Hood, Hugh John Blagdon Hood
Birth Date: April 30, 1928
Nationality: Canadian
Gender: Male

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Biography of Hugh (John Blagdon) Hood
3,458 words, approx. 12 pages
Hugh Hood is recognized as one of Canada's most versatile, sophisticated, and aesthetically selfconscious fiction writers. His short stories, sketches, and novels demonstrate an encyclopedic knowledge of social structure, architecture, music, painting,...


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Encyclopedia and Summary Information
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Hugh Hood Information
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Hugh John Blagdon Hood (April 30, 1928 – August 1, 2000) was a novelist, short story writer, essayist and university professor. He was born in Toronto, Ontario and died in Montreal, Quebec. Hood wrote 32 books: seventeen novels including the...


News and Journals
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Catholic Insight
Death of a Catholic novelist (CANADA).(Hugh Hood)(Brief Article)(Obituary)
10/01/2000: 557 words, approx. 2 pages
Montreal--Hugh Hood, one of Canada's small number of Catholic fiction writers, died here on August 1, following a stroke. In a talk he gave at St. Michael's College several years ago, he remembered with great affection, and in astonishing detail, his years as...
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Mosaic (Winnipeg)
The history of art and the art of history: Hugh Hood's 'Five New Facts about Giorgione.'
03/01/1994: 8,018 words, approx. 27 pages
The New Historicism of literary theory considers the relevance of history for the creation and reception of art. This means that works of art are accepted depending on a shared repertoire of conventions, institutions and practices. Canadian author Hugh Hood's novel, 'Five New Facts...
 


Criticism and Essays
Literary Criticism
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Interview by Hugh Hood with J. R.
29,584 words, approx. 99 pages
In the following interview, which was conducted in 1978, Hood discusses the major influences on his writing as well as his major stylistic and thematic concerns.
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Excerpt by Keith Garebian
18,248 words, approx. 61 pages
In the following excerpt, Garebian surveys the critical reaction to Hood's short fiction as well as the defining characteristics of his fiction and nonfiction.
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Excerpt by Keith Garebian
17,597 words, approx. 59 pages
In the following excerpt, Garebian provides a stylistic and thematic analysis of Hood's short fiction, in particular his use of allegory.
 


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