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Explore the diverse tapestry of Canadian identity through stories of migration, loss, and resilience.
A Second Coming: Canadian Migration Fiction offers a compelling collection of short stories that delve into the hearts and minds of those who have journeyed to Canada from around the world. These stories capture the essence of the immigrant experience, exploring themes of identity, origin, and belonging. Through laughter and tears, these tales reveal the challenges and triumphs of building a new life in a new land.
This anthology is perfect for readers interested in:
- Understanding the Canadian immigrant experience
- Exploring themes of cultural identity and assimilation
- Discovering new voices in Canadian literature
Explore the diverse tapestry of Canadian identity through stories of migration, loss, and resilience.
A Second Coming: Canadian Migration Fiction offers a compelling collection of short stories that delve into the hearts and minds of those who have journeyed to Canada from around the world. Thes...
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About the author
Don Mulcahy, born in Clydach, Wales, and a Canadian citizen since 1969, lives in Strathroy, Ontario, where he writes poetry, prose, book reviews and newspaper articles following an academic career in dentistry. He is a book reviewer for Ninnau, the Welsh-American newspaper.
Don Mulcahy, born in Clydach, Wales, and a Canadian citizen since 1969, lives in Strathroy, Ontario, where he writes poetry, prose, book reviews and newspaper articles following an academic career in dentistry. He is a book reviewer for Ninnau, the Welsh-American newspaper.
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