This book is an amazing accomplishment! The essays within this critical analysis on the works of Carol Shiels provides insight into all of her novels, not to mention the fact that it also includes a piece by Shields herself. The before unpublished essay on "narrative hunger" by Shields alone indicates the wealth of knowledge found in this collection of essays. Shields's essay, once a speech given at Hanover College, explores how stories are lost or mishapen. In the end, Shields delves into a discussion on literary theory, the nature of our reality, and the stories we create.
Shields is an amazing writer who has given us so so much through her works and saddly, she's often overlooked as a mundane novelist who writes about "women's lives." This book proves that like the poet Swann, her works will not be lost, forgotten, or disregarded. They live, walk, and breath as much and as often as you and me. "Narrative Hunger and the Possiblities of Fiction" reveals just that, the beauty and fecudity of Shields's literature.

Maxwell Foran's Chalk & The Easel surveys and celebrates the works and life of Stanford Perrott, Alberta watercolorist. Black and white and color photos accompany text detailing his perspective and influences.

Changing Politics of Canadian Social Policy is an amazing book. It incudes current, informative facts that surround the reader with a true feeling for Canada's social policies. After reading this phenomonal book, one will feel a better understanding of Canadian government and the people behind it.

I just saw Cherry Docs performed, and it is absolutely amazing, truly a great piece of dramatic theatre- read it!

This book contains delicious, EASY recipes that even a rank novice like me can handle with aplumb. The chowders and chicken dishes are particularly fuss free and delectable. Really gives you a taste of Nova Scotia cuisine as well as their practical way of life.

Set in a Jewish village in turn-of-the-century rural Ukraine, Children Of Paper by Martha Blum is an impressively written novel of unique and memorable characters, each of whom are searching for their own path and identity, ranging from the village idiot who communicates with bees, to an artist blessed with wondrous talent, to a scroll writer who discovers the merits of science and urban life. Children Of Paper is especially recommended for its engaging and vivid drawn portrait of truly memorable characters.

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I have a Cadillac Cimarron and it does not run the way it used to. I have been working on it for two years and it still does not run. I think this book will be a big help.!!!!!!

I often find myself thumbing through the pages in an auto manual wondering where the pertinent information is, and why it's not where it should be, regarding the vehicle I'm working on. Back & forth, searching for that one informative paragraph. More often than not, it's not even there, or if it is, it's not where it should be. I occasionally borrow a Chiltons Manual on GM Pickups from a friend, & find it hard to return it. I rarely use any other if I have his. So I've decided to purchase my own. Now I know I'll have the information I need to get the job done. In 1969, I was given a Chiltons Manual in high school as a gift after completing an Auto Mechanics course. I still have it & use it often when working on the older cars so I know I will always have the info I need, right where it should be. I wouldn't use anything else, because I've tried them & there's absolutely no comparison. Chilton's is the only way to go.

This new edition adds 38 cities and lists over 64,000 contacts in 250 major cities, including web sites, making City Profiles USA 2000-2001 an invaluable public and school library reference. Travelers receive a guide to facilities, attractions and events in a guide which focuses on city facts, weather, information sources, restaurants and other information. An excellent reference.