Robertson Davies (1913-1995) had three successive careers during the time he became an internationally acclaimed author: actor, publisher, and, finally, professor at the University of Toronto. The author of twelve novels and several volumes of essays and plays, he was the first Canadian to be inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
“If you are the kind of reader who looks for traces of the
marvelous and the unexpected in narrative as well as daily life,
then soon you will, like me, treasure these novels.”
—Kelly Link
“The Deptford Trilogy boldly commingles the extraordinary
and the everyday, at times attaining what Davies once called, in
talking about melodrama, ‘the compelling immediacy of a
dream.’”
—Michael Dirda
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