Blood Red the Sun [The War Trail of Big Bear]

In the 1920s Cameron published a novel, The War Trail of Big Bear, which told the story of his captivity at the hands of Big Bear’s Renegades in the spring of 1885 after the Frog Lake Massacre. In the mid-1940s, Cameron revised The War Trail of Big Bear and had it republished under a new name, Blood Red the Sun, his family later attempting to have a further edition published in the 1970s. [Suggest a different description.]

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Author Bio for Cameron, William Bleasdell

William Bleasdell Cameron (1862-1951) was a Canadian journalist. Born in Trenton, Ontario, he went to the Red River Colony in 1881. When the North-West Rebellion broke out in 1885 he was in charge of the Hudson's Bay Post in Frog Lake. The Cree Indians under Chief Big Bear attacked the village and killed 9 residents. Bleasdell was the only survivor. After being held captive for two months he was released and then he worked as a scout for the Canadian army. He chronicled his experience in The War Trail of Big Bear. Later on he became editor of a town newspaper in Vermilion, Alberta. (Macmillan Dictionary of Canadian Biography)

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