Halfway Man

This is an intriguing and heartfelt novel about the differing relationships that Native Americans and Whites have with nature, as well as with the past and with fellow humans. The story revolves around an Ontario Indian, Travis, whose ancient fishing village on Lake Superior has been set for demolition to make way for a resort development. Travis takes the emotionally damaged CEO of the offending corporation on a trip to the... Read Full Review

Halfway Man has changed my perspective of nature and shown me that there is hope for the world. It made me realize the good and evil that are prevalent in all of us, and how to bring out the good more often than the evil. If I have learned nothing else throughout my highschool career, I have been taught patience, acceptance and spirituality by Wayland Drew. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to the Earth Mr. Drew... Read Full Review

I enjoyed this book immensly. It was an insightful look into the native culture. It changed my life because I now know how much nature is loved by natives and how much they respect it.

I read this book for my grade eleven english class. At fist I was apprehensive about the book, but once into it I really enjoyed it. Drew's unique style of writting kept the pages turing, and me interested. With him being a Canadian author I could relate to his ideas and concepts. He also ties in wonderful lessons about society and our selves that I might have never have gained without reading this book. Halfway Man has something... Read Full Review

I think the book Halfway Man should be considered among some Canadian Classics. It is very close to our lives and should be regarded. Through reading books, such as Halfway Man, we can learn much about the culture and ideals of the people around us and the people inside us. It can offer some people an insight into themselves if they were so inclined to look. I believe it is a great book and should be taught in more Canadian... Read Full Review