Lives of the Saints – 20th Anniversary Edition (2010)
Cormorant Books presents a 20th Anniversary Edition of Lives of the Saints, with an introduction by Steven Hayward and original colour illustrations by Tony Urquhart. Include chapters excised from the original edition and an afterword by Nino Ricci on the novel’s place in his own life and work.
Pierre Elliott Trudeau (2009)
A personal look at Trudeau and at the pivotal role he played in the lives of an entire generation of Canadians. Part of Penguin’s Extraordinary Canadians series, edited by John Ralston Saul.
The Origin of Species (2008)
Winner of the Governor General’s Award for Fiction and of the Canadian Authors Association Fiction Prize, and a Globe and Mail and Amazon.ca Best Book.
Testament (2002)
The story of a first century holy man of tremendous charisma and power who founds an entirely novel religious movement in a remote corner of the Roman empire. Winner of the Trillium Award.
Where She Has Gone (1997)
The third volume of the Lives of the Saints trilogy, adapted as a miniseries starring Sophia Loren. Shortlisted for the Giller Prize.
In A Glass House (1993)
The second volume of the Lives of the Saints trilogy. After a traumatic sea crossing, young Vittorio adjusts to life in the New World living with a father who is a stranger to him.
Lives of the Saints (1990)
What really happened that day in the stable? The multi-awarding-winning international bestseller, published in seventeen countries and the first volume of the trilogy adapted as a miniseries starring Sophia Loren.
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Other publications by Nino Ricci, including Roots and Frontiers/Radici e frontieri, an anthology of essays, stories, and memoir selections in their original English and in Italian translation.
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