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Linda Little, Scotch River. (Penguin) |
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Linda Little is the author of Strong Hollow which was shortlisted for the Amazon/Books In Canada First Novel Award. She has lived in the Ottawa Valley and Newfoundland and now makes her home in Nova Scotia.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2007 with Heather O’Neill |
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-------------------------------------------------------- With nothing to his name but a mysterious land deed, a birth certificate and bits and pieces of his past, Albertan cowboy Cass Hutt travels to Scotch River, Nova Scotia, the place of his birth. Seeking answers to the troubling questions posed by his own patchy history he attracts the attention of an unforgettable array of eccentrics, madmen and petty thieves with fractured pasts and problems of their own they’d prefer to hide. As compulsively readable as a mystery, Scotch River is a powerful, heartbreaking novel of family and the small terrible things we do in its name. |
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