What outstanding realistic novels appeared in Canadian English literature in the 1920s?

Realistic novels appeared after local literature in the 1920s. At first, most of them described the life of farmers in the western grassland. For example, Robert Steed's Grains (1926) and Martha Hostains's Wild Goose (1900- 1963). Later, his works expanded to reveal the contradictions in ordinary people's lives and the dark side of society. For example, Frederick Grove (1872- 1948) and other four novels, The Pioneers in the Swamp Area (1925), which show the life of European immigrants in Manetho, describe the mental and physical destruction of immigrants in the harsh nature. Morley callaghan, a famous realist writer, first described the image of the little people in the city and the losers in life in Canadian English literature, showing the face of Montreal. His collection of short stories Coming in April (1936) and his novel The Gains and Losses of Love (195 1) are deeply loved by readers. The works of De La Roche (1885- 196 1) are unique. Her Jana Villa (1927) and more than ten sequels about the history of the White Oak family are all the rage.