and a tendency to hold the breath. Bindloss, besides writing of the sort of men and women that most of the world knows earns blessings by not making then transcend the improbable either in thought or deed. More briefly, they are human beings with greater opportunity for excitement that falls to the lot of most." Harrison stated that "Bindloss was probably a more capable craftsman than any native Canadian writer of the period" and that "he had spent enough time in the West to make his settings authentic with real observed details." Notes References External links Harold Bindloss bibliography Harold Bindloss, The Online Books Page, University of Pennsylvania Satellite image of Bindloss, Alberta on Google Maps 1866 births 1945 deaths 20th-century English novelists English writers People from Liverpool