Love of the Wild

Published in 1910, 'Love of the Wild' by Archie P. McKishnie is a Canadian novel that follows Boy McTavish, a young man deeply connected to nature. As civilization encroaches on his wilderness home, Boy grapples with his love for the wild and the complexities of his relationships, particularly with a girl named Gloss. The narrative explores themes of nature, life, and the impact of authority, making it a significant work in early 20th-century Canadian fiction.