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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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Moon Over Chicago
by JD Webb
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 Amateur sleuth and cobbler Fulton Moon (yes, his nickname is Full Moon) encounters beautiful and sinister Lucinda Mathews. Lucy, wife of prominent florist Arthur Mathews, wants to escape an abusive husband and Moon only wants to help. It isn’t that |
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