Wildlife Sanctuary in 1956. This area remains the heart of the largest area of wilderness in North America. The publication of Waldron's book proved successful and sparked further interest in the Northern wilderness. Further reading James Charles Critchell Bullock, Letters from the Barren Lands (Germany, 2020) Pierre Berton, "Prisoners of the North", Anchor Canada, 2005 Malcolm Waldron, Snow Man: John Hornby in the Barren Lands, Kodansha America 1997 reprint (originally published in 1931), George Erickson, True North. Toronto: Thomas Allen, 2000 George Whalley, The Legend of John Hornby. Toronto: Macmillan of Canada, 1962. Edgar Vernon Christian, Death in the Barren Ground (edited by George Whalley). Ottawa: Oberon Press, 1980, Clive Powell-Williams, Cold Burial: A Journey into the Wilderness. London: Viking, 2001. Elizabeth Hay, Late Nights on Air. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 2007. Matthew Sturm, Finding The Arctic. Fairbanks: University of Alaska Press, 2012 (chap. 12 pp: 217-234 ) Hap Wilson, “Dance of the Deadmen” A Story of Innocence, Idealism & Courage, Victoria: Freisen Press, 2019 References External links Arctic Institute of North America review of Snow Man: John Hornby in the Barren Lands University of Calgary summary of 1984 Arctic article on John Hornby Information on Snow Man: John Hornby in the Barren Lands Insect biodiversity in the Thelon Wildlife Sanctuary. Newsletter of the Biological Survey of Canada (Terrestrial Arthropods) 21(2) 2002. "Please don't blame dear Jack" (well-documented article discussing the possible homosexual nature of the relationship between John Horby and Edgar Christian) John Hornby Exhibit, Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre, Northwest Territories, Canada. Holds letters, photos, and artifacts associated with John Hornby. Sherborne School Archives – holds the papers of Captain J.C. Critchell Bullock, including the diaries of John Hornby. Pictures from the Bullock-Hornby expedition "Death in the Barren Ground: The Story of John Hornby's Last Journey". A radio drama written by George Whalley, first broadcast on CBC's Trans Canada Wednesday Night on 3 March 1954. Hornby-Bullock Expedition Report at Dartmouth College Library 1880 births 1927 deaths English explorers 19th Alberta Dragoons Explorers of the Arctic People educated at Harrow School