The atonement of Ashley Morden

by Fred Bodsworth

extremely rare,very good condition

468 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1964

About the author

Fred Bodsworth was born in Port Burwell, Ontario. He has worked in tobacco fields and on tow tugs. He now lives in Toronto. He was a reporter for the St. Thomas Times-Journal from 1940-43; reporter and editor for The Toronto Star from 1943-47; staff writer for Maclean's from 1947-55, and a freelance magazine writer, nature writer, and novelist since then. He was president of the Federation of Ontario Naturalists from 1964-67. He was also an organizer and leader of numerous worldwide ornithology tours and has contributed to numerous anthologies.

Reviews

[JoAnne Waters · Rating 4 out of 5]

“…my atonement….it will have to be in deeds not an act of faith.” Page 168
“If your body is warm, your face won’t freeze.” Page 170
“For a single bacterium can have a billion descendants in fifteen hours.” Page 197
“Lilka dried herself hurriedly and ran to the bedroom closet and took out the pink gingham dress. It was wrinkled and needed pressing again, but there would not be time. Hastily she put it on.” <3 Page 468