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Fiction/Novel
ISBN: 9781894770736
$20.95
Paperback
198 pages
Publication Date:
October 2011 |
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Adrift—October
2011
John arrives in a Montreal airport with a suitcase in hand. We do not know where he is from, or who he is. The novel sets out to explore his identity by following his daily movements and intimate thoughts, as well as his connections to those coming into contact with him. He writes his own reflections and impressions in a notebook which he carries with him at all times.
The story unfolds through non-linear narrative connections that flow across city blocks, continents and oceans, and meander in and out of characters’ minds, dealing with questions of displacement, identity and meaning.
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Loren Edizel was born in Izmir, Turkey and has lived in Canada most of her life. One of her novels, The Ghosts of Smyrna, was published in Turkey in 2008 by Senocak Yayinlari (trans. Roza Hakmen) and a short story "The Conch" appeared (November 2009) in Turkish translation as part of an anthology entitled Izmir in Women's Stories. "The Imam’s Daughter" was published in Montreal Serai. She has recently completed a collection of short stories under the title “the confession”. She currently lives in Toronto. |
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