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This is a light-hearted, often humorous, collection of autobiographical stories of the author's love affairs with cars, people, universities and a career in education.
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"Souls of a Feather" continues the saga of Jay, a young man from northern Canada, as he and his friends make their way through the challenges and pitfalls of life in the metropolis of Winnipeg, the capital city of Manitoba.
"Souls of a Feather" continues the saga of Jay, a young man from northern Canada, as he and his friends make their way through the challenges and pitfalls of life in the metropolis of Winnipeg, the capital city of Manitoba. Follow Jay and his friends as they have encounters of the spiritual kind with the Bahá’i Faith and a native (First Nation) shaman. Gain a personal insight into what it’s like to live on a Hutterite Colony, to be a Hasidic Jew, or a New Age enthusiast. Add to the mix Jay’s problems with his girlfriend’s wealthy father who plots to end their relationship, his gay friend S | |  | | Spirits of a Feather
The fictionalized biography of a young man who learns to survive in a metropolitan city.
This is a fact-based novel that follows the adventures of Jay, a teenager who heads south to escape the isolation of his dysfunctional family in the wilderness of Northern Canada.
Winnipeg, the capital city of Manitoba, becomes the locale for Jay's experiences with the gay community, the occult, native shamanism, the drug culture, vegetarianism and a rich girlfriend.
Through his experiences with his friends and the acceptance of two older men, Jay matures from the egocentricity of youth to a burgeoning social conscience as he learns to cope with his homophobic feelin |
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