An essay of living in the lanbd works cited include The Painted Door", "The Broken Globe", and Canadian Gothic

Living in the Land <Tab/> The land has always been a source of opposing forces: life and death, joy and sorrow, good and bad. The land (and the weather) has an effect on a person's state of mind, beliefs, values, and most important, perspective. The land has been used in literature countless times, and in countless ways. Sometimes, the land is used merely as a setting. However, in many cases, the …

…people from each other more effectively than death could. Or in some cases, causes the death itself. Works Cited <Tab/>Glass, Joanna. "Canadian Gothic." Canadian Gothic, American Modern. Lucy Knoll Publishing, 1975. <Tab/>Kreisel, Henry. "The Broken Globe." The Last Map is the Heart. Saskatoon: Thistledown Press, 1990. 92-103. <Tab/>Ross, Sinclair. "The Painted Door." The Last Map is the Heart. Saskatoon: Thistledown Press, 1990. 226-244.