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Old Man Is Me, The

Old Man Is Me, The

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Title
Growing up can be both thrilling and treacherous in small-town Newfoundland, where a young person will experience the joys and struggles of life in ways that are unique to isolated, rural communities. Bruce Stagg grew up in the 1950s and 1960s in Catalina, a rural fishing community on Newfoundland and Labrador’s Bonavista Peninsula—a time and place that inspired this collection of short stories. Stagg effortlessly captures the spirit of post-Confederation Newfoundland. Life was arduous, but also romantic; families were optimistic, but struggled to put food on the table. These are stories of a childhood spent on the wharf, by the seaside, and in detention. Of larger-than-life personalities in a small but vibrant town. Of deep grudges and lifelong friendships. With rich detail and remarkable characters, The Old Man Is Me is a delightful and insightful step back in time.

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ISBN
9781989417126

Number of pages
264

Publisher
Boulder Books

Bio

Bruce Stagg, a retired educator, author, and playwright, currently lives in Hillview, Trinity Bay, and still loves rural life. He has since published a book of plays, two books of short stories, a children?s book, and two collections of creative nonfiction. He has also written and produced a number of other plays. Bruce currently lives in Hillview, Trinity Bay, with his wife, Dale. He enjoys rural living, travelling, and spending time with his four grandchildren?but he always finds time to write.Bruce Stagg, a retired educator, author, and playwright, currently lives in Hillview, Trinity Bay, and still loves rural life. He has since published a book of plays, two books of short stories, a children’s book, and two collections of creative nonfiction. He has also written and produced a number of other plays. Bruce currently lives in Hillview, Trinity Bay, with his wife, Dale. He enjoys rural living, travelling, and spending time with his four grandchildren—but he always finds time to write.

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