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American Stories
Pierre-Yves Pépin, born in the 1930s, is a geographer and a writer by trade. In the early 1980s, he travelled in the United States, Central and South America. Pépin drove a small truck and was known as Don Pedro. American Stories takes its roots in that journey.
L'homme éclaté
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Kouchibouguac
In Kouchibouguac, Ronald Rudin tells the story of the park's establishment, the resistance of its residents, and the memory of that experience.
Maude
Maude is an artist. Bruno looks after her. Or does he sponge off her? Is he her lover or her housekeeper? Is she an artist because he organises her life or does her art defy her fussy inventions? What is he to her? What is she to him? Are they simply insane? Suzanne Jacob's Maude develops two complex characters caught in a kind of prolonged, irresponsible adolescence. This intense novella explores the dynamics of this odd couple, a dynamics that transcends the otherwise pervasive apathy, depression and sense of powerlessness.
The Loss of the Miraculous
The Loss of the Miraculous is the story of three men and a young woman in an American town by the River Dunbar. It is also the story of a wild and brilliant painter in an ancient Sicilian hill town. All four are looking for the miraculous. The miraculous for the three men is love in all its aspects; for the young woman it is the search of love in the time of the dirty war. The painter in Sicily hovers over them all and retells the story of how he saved the young woman Jeanne from the mysterious killer who kills whenever a comet appears in the sky once every ten years.
Aux alentours de la descendance de Robert Pépin & Marie Creste au 325e de Boucherville (29 août 1992)
Descendants de Robert Pepin et Marie Creste et leur ligne directe vers l'ancêtre.
Feast of the Dead
A collection of stories on growing up Italian in Syracuse, New York. The narrator nostalgically recounts the folklore and lessons he learned from his Sicilian grandparents who cared for him while his parents worked. By contrast, a visit to Sicily leaves him cold.
