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Blink and You'll Miss It
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Moose House set these writers a challenge: tell us a story about something in rural Nova Scotia-a thing, what people do, what people believe-that folks from a more urban area might not understand or appreciate.You don't have to say, "Tell us a story," twice to a Nova Scotian. Manuscripts flew in from all across the province, from long-time writers and from folks for whom submitting a story was a brand new adventure.We take you all over the provincial map and sometimes backwards in time. You wil…
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- Publisher: Moose House Publications
- ISBN-10: 1990187358
- ISBN-13: 9781990187353
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Moose House set these writers a challenge: tell us a story about something in rural Nova Scotia-a thing, what people do, what people believe-that folks from a more urban area might not understand or appreciate.
You don't have to say, "Tell us a story," twice to a Nova Scotian. Manuscripts flew in from all across the province, from long-time writers and from folks for whom submitting a story was a brand new adventure.We take you all over the provincial map and sometimes backwards in time. You will look in on maple syrup sapping, magic at a Tim Hortons, and where ghosts walk along the shore. You will see the first steps in a struggle for women's right to get an education, a right we now take for granted. You will learn what the most horrible four-word expression is, and the unbreakable rules for hanging wash on the line.
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- Publisher: Moose House Publications
- ISBN-10: 1990187358
- ISBN-13: 9781990187353
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Moose House set these writers a challenge: tell us a story about something in rural Nova Scotia-a thing, what people do, what people believe-that folks from a more urban area might not understand or appreciate.
You don't have to say, "Tell us a story," twice to a Nova Scotian. Manuscripts flew in from all across the province, from long-time writers and from folks for whom submitting a story was a brand new adventure.We take you all over the provincial map and sometimes backwards in time. You will look in on maple syrup sapping, magic at a Tim Hortons, and where ghosts walk along the shore. You will see the first steps in a struggle for women's right to get an education, a right we now take for granted. You will learn what the most horrible four-word expression is, and the unbreakable rules for hanging wash on the line.
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