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A Celibate Season - Carol Shields, Blanche Howard

 

Description: ISBN 1857028120 / Author: Linda Howard / Genre: Fiction / An original collaboration two award-winning authors giving us us both sides of ... more
A Celibate Season - Carol Shields, Blanche Howard ... a story about the breakdown of traditional roles, rules and communication in a marriage.

Newest Review: ... the book. Before we plunge into the story, I’d like you to imagine 3000 miles. What’s that distance to you ... more

 ... dwellers ‘on a small island’ (Bill Bryson)? Imagine you’d found your dream job in a city that far away, where would that take you? I took a piece of string and put it on a globe, starting in London it led me to Cairo, Baku on the Caspian Sea and Dakar in Senegal. If you lived in Canada, the second largest country on the planet (after Russia) you could travel 3000 miles and not cross any borders. Did you know that? Jocelyn and Charles, Jock and Chas for short (ugly and unattractive abbreviations if y...more

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A Celibate Season by Carol Shields - Fourth Estate
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Premium Review A Celibate Season - Carol Shields, Blanche Howard: Celibate In Canada (860 words)
by MALU - written on 06.04.03 (Very useful, 141 readings)
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One and a half Canadian authors have written this book. The first name on the cover is Carol Shields, she’s the half one, born and brought up in Chicago, she’s lived in Canada since 1957, the second name is Blanche Howard, a ‘full’ Canadian from Vancouver. This book isn’t the first with more than one author (‘Yeats Is Dead!’ was written by 15(!) Irish writers) and is therefore not the greatest sensation since the beginning of literature as the publishing house Fourth Estate from London seems to think. The book starts with a Foreword by Blanche Howard in which she tells the reader on 8 1/2 pages how the book was ...

 
 


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