Charles G. D. Roberts

Charles G. D. Roberts (1860-1943) was a prominent Canadian poet, novelist, and journalist, often referred to as the "Father of Canadian Literature." He is best known for his vivid nature poetry that captures the Canadian landscape and wildlife. Roberts also played a significant role in promoting Canadian literary identity and was one of the first authors to gain international recognition for Canadian writing. His work often reflects themes of nature, exploration, and adventure, which resonate with the Canadian experience. In addition to poetry, he wrote novels and children's literature, contributing to a diverse literary legacy.