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This autobiographical book-length essay has some light-hearted scenes about the immigrant experience, and then looks more deeply at what it means to be compelled by the past and lost in history.
Buy me here!
This autobiographical book-length essay has some light-hearted scenes about the immigrant experience, and then looks more deeply at what it means to be compelled by the past and lost in history.
Shelagh always brings out the best in me, and that is what she did in this radio interview on the subject of my memoir.
It was a fun book launch, more like a wedding, many said, with a jazz trio and food and liquor and almost three hundred people. We sold a record number of books (213) and had a quick bingo game, won by my Humber replacement, the incoming David Bezmozgis, who tok home a mickey of Crown Royal Whiskey.
And now the first review comes in from Quill and Quire, Canada’s publishing industry journal, and it contains the much-coveted star. I have pasted in a photo that is a bit hard to read, but I’ll put in a link later if one shows up.