Morley Callaghan was born 22 February 1903 in Toronto, Ontario. He received a law degree from Osgoode Hall at the University of Toronto and was called to the bar in 1928. Callaghan never practiced law though, choosing instead to focus on writing. He died 25 August 1990 in Toronto.

Books by Morley Callaghan

	1928 Strange Fugitive (novel)
	1929 A Native Argosy (short stories)
	1930 It's Never Over (novel)
	1931 No Man's Meat (novella)
	1932 A Broken Journey (novel)
	1934 Such Is My Beloved (novel)
	1935 They Shall Inherit the Earth (novel)
	1936 Now That April's Here, and Other Stories (short stories)
	1937 More Joy in Heaven (novel)
	1940 Turn Again Home (play, based on They Shall Inherit the Earth, also produced as Going Home in Toronto)
	1948 The Varsity Story (novella)
	1948 Luke Baldwin's Vow (children)
	1949 To Tell the Truth (play)
	1951 The Loved and the Lost (novel)
	1959 Morley Callaghan's Stories (short stories)
	1960 The Many Colored Coat (novel, also published as The Man with the Coat, 1988)
	1961 A Passion in Rome (novel)
	1963 That Summer in Paris: Memories of Tangled Friendships with Hemingway, Fitzgerald, and Some Others (nonfiction)
	1967 Stories (short stories)
	1973 An Autumn Penitent (novella)
	1974 Winter (with photographer John De Visser)
	1975 A Fine and Private Place (novel)
	1977 Close to the Sun Again (novella)
	1978 The Enchanted Pimp (novella)
	1983 A Time for Judas (novel)
	1985 The Lost and Found Stories of Morley Callaghan (short stories)
	1985 Our Lady of the Snows (novel, based on The Enchanted Pimp)
	1988 A Wild Old Man on the Road (novel)
	1997 The Morley Callaghan Reader (short stories)
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Awards

• Governor General's Literary Award: Fiction
  • 1951 – The Loved and the Lost – Winner

• Lorne Pierce Medal
  • 1960 Winner

• Order of Canada
  • 1982 – Companion

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Added 09 April 2006.
Updated 01 March 2015.