Posted AT 3:38 AM EDT on 22/08/06
'A writer like no other'
The writer Kenneth J. Harvey lives and works in the isolated Newfoundland outport of Burnt Head (population, 500), 80 minutes from St. John's. To some extent, his geographical remove mirrors his distance from the mainland of Canadian letters.
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