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- Author: Suzanne Walsh
- Publisher: Greater Reality Publications
- ISBN-10: 0980211158
- ISBN-13: 9780980211153
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.9 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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In Points of Who, Elsie Shaw finds herself in a dangerous relationship. Already a single mom at twenty- two, she meets her ideal man. Just when Elsie discovers she is pregnant with his child, he turns violent. Did I mention ideal? Not so much. Using humor as her ally, Points of Who (P.O.W.), gives a quirky voice to an abuse victim trying to make sense of her untenable circumstances. Elsie's self-conscious sense of humour, irony, and optimism combine with a cast of characters who serve as mirrors to her situation. A wry commentary set in the eighties, a road trip literally and figuratively, we are along for the ride with Elsie as she wisecracks her way through love, self-help, violence, happy housewives, druggies, native medicine, and psychiatrists. Not to mention blues musicians, psychics and children. Elsie's journey is the spiritual quest of the everyday, to survive, surpass and find ourselves.
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- Author: Suzanne Walsh
- Publisher: Greater Reality Publications
- ISBN-10: 0980211158
- ISBN-13: 9780980211153
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.9 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
In Points of Who, Elsie Shaw finds herself in a dangerous relationship. Already a single mom at twenty- two, she meets her ideal man. Just when Elsie discovers she is pregnant with his child, he turns violent. Did I mention ideal? Not so much. Using humor as her ally, Points of Who (P.O.W.), gives a quirky voice to an abuse victim trying to make sense of her untenable circumstances. Elsie's self-conscious sense of humour, irony, and optimism combine with a cast of characters who serve as mirrors to her situation. A wry commentary set in the eighties, a road trip literally and figuratively, we are along for the ride with Elsie as she wisecracks her way through love, self-help, violence, happy housewives, druggies, native medicine, and psychiatrists. Not to mention blues musicians, psychics and children. Elsie's journey is the spiritual quest of the everyday, to survive, surpass and find ourselves.
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