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Ringuet and Thirty Acres

Éphrem-François Panneton with his three sons, including Philippe Panneton (Ringuet), around 1904.
Éphrem-François Panneton with his three sons, including Philippe Panneton (Ringuet), around 1904. Ephrem-Francois Panneton, medecin de Trois-Rivieres · Pierre-Fortunat Pinsonneault · Photo source · Photo licence: Public domain. Resized for display; item previews may be cropped. The image remains under the licence shown.
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Thirty Acres, by Ringuet (in English translation), won the 1940 Governor General’s Literary Award for English-language fiction.

Scope & context

The award as recorded by the Canada Council for the Arts; no plot summary.

Sources behind this record

1
Past Winners and Finalists — official archive ↗

Canada Council for the Arts

1940; Fiction; EN; Ringuet (pseud.) — Thirty Acres (translation)

2
Official GGBooks archive data used by the public archive page ↗

Canada Council for the Arts

1940/fiction/en/finalists; winner=true