HELEN MARSHALL, The Migration Described as a dark and topical fable with a timeless quality, Helen Marshall’s first novel, The Migration, was released in March by Random House Canada. Born in Sarnia, Ont., to parents who immigrated to Canada from South Africa, Marshall was inspired to become a writer in high school. She studied English
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New Chapters – Fall 2018
The latest books, art and exhibitions by U of G faculty and alumni Linda Mahood Thumbing a Ride: Hitchhikers, Hostels and Counterculture in Canada Prof. Linda Mahood in U of G’s Department of History knows hitchhiking – not just from her research but also from her own teenaged experience. This past summer, her book
Next Chapters, Sights and Sounds – Spring 2018
Sally Cooper Smells Like Heaven Published by ARP Books in 2017, the stories in Sally Cooper’s Smells Like Heaven are woven together by the connecting thread of the transformational power of love. The author of two previous novels, Love Object and Tell Everything, Cooper, BA’88, will publish a third novel this year. Martin Golland Now