atacama a NOVEL
Forceful, moving and finely crafted, Atacama is the riveting story of two people of disparate backgrounds, but connected by their profound understanding of the other's emotional predicaments and by their commitment to social justice. It is a story of fortitude in the face of adversity, resistance, struggle and hope; art and the written word vis a vis activism; a story that may be set in the first half of the twentieth century but resonates in today's world with echoes of indisputable truths and historical deja vus.
Press Coverage of Atacama
The Vancouver Sun, The Calgary Herald, The Winnipeg Sun, The Montreal Gazette,
The Ottawa Citizen, and sixty-five other Postmedia publications across Canada
Reviews
- Atacama a character-driven struggle for a just society. The Vancuver Sun
- The Peak
- New York Journal of Books
- BC BookLook
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retribution
When Tania, a thirty-six year old Vancouver artist receives a letter suggesting that her biological father may not be the man she has always known as such, her world turns upside down. As she struggles to understand the implications of this news and delves into her family's complex past, Tania discovers the ultimate retribution that her life represents.
Women's Press Literary (an imprint of Three O'Clock Press), Toronto, 2011.
International Latino Book Awards, 2nd Place, Best Popular Novel Category
Retribution was awarded Second Place in the Best Popular Novel Category at the 2012 International Latino Book Awards in NYC.
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