Editing Pierre-Esprit Radisson (section)

==Representation in other media==
American writer [[Sinclair Lewis]] wrote several novels about Grand Republic, the seat of the fictitious Radisson County, [[Minnesota]].{{sfnp|Flanagan|1960}}

[[Sterling North]] dramatized Radisson's life and adventures in his [[young adult]] novel ''Captured by the Mohawks''.<ref>{{WorldCat|oclc=480915|name=Captured by the Mohawks: and other adventures of Radisson}}</ref>

Radisson was portrayed by [[Paul Muni]] in the 1941 film ''[[Hudson's Bay (film)|Hudson's Bay]]''.<ref>{{IMDb title|qid=Q2083717|id=tt0032613|title=Hudson's Bay|description=(1941)}}</ref>

The [[CBC Television]] series ''[[Radisson (TV series)|Radisson]]'' (1957–1958) was based on the explorer's life. [[Jacques Godin]] played the character of Radisson.<ref>{{IMDb title|qid=Q597351|id=tt0159220|title=Tomahawk|description=Radisson (original title)}}</ref>

Historian [[Martin Fournier (writer)|Martin Fournier]] has written both an academic biography of Radisson, ''Pierre-Esprit Radisson 1636-1710. Aventurier et commerçant'' (2001),<ref>Thomas Wien, "FOURNIER, Martin, Pierre-Esprit Radisson 1636-1710. Aventurier et commerçant (Sillery, Septentrion, 2001), 319 p.". ''Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française'', Volume 57, Number 2, Fall 2003, p. 278–281.</ref> and a series of historical young adult novels, ''The Adventures of Radisson''.<ref>Ruth Latta, [https://www.cmreviews.ca/cm/vol22/no36/theadventuresofradisson.html "The Adventures of Radisson"]. ''CM Reviews'', May 20, 2016.</ref>