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"Anvil" is the story of a young native-American Canadian man in search of his past.
The novel depicts his experiences in a northern gold mine. His quest is finally resolved, but not before he learns some devastating and valuable truths.
"Anvil" is a broad inclusive saga which reaches out to cover the totality of modern Canadian life: the situation of immigrant workers; the relationship of native culture, and the values accepted by most Canadians.
It incorporates a considerable amount of symbolism and some writing techniques never before used by modern writers. above all, it is a fact-based and gripping tale of a world that few Canadians realize exists within their borders. | | | | The Farnsworth Legacy
Two rich sisters grow together and then apart. A single man determines their fate.
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'The Journey of Marie-Jeanne' is the true story of a woman of great courage. Despite her many trials, some devastating, she moves steadily forward with indomitable strength, to her final statement.
"The Journey of Marie-Jeanne" is a work of significant, literary dimensions. Drawn from two interviews with the subject, it is a remarkable achievement for the author, as a male, to create a realistic first - person narrative by a poor, uneducated woman . One feels, very deeply, the personal emotions and the presence of Marie-Jeanne. |
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