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    Family and Love

    By Paul Tagney

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    About this ebook

    Originally written in 1969, when he was twenty-four, Paul’s book initially describes his early years in

    Bristol, England, a brief torrid equatorial experience, and subsequent immigration by ship to Canada in 1953.

    Numerous challenges and adaptations spring from this major uprooting. We share them through Paul’s interesting and

    descriptive record of growing up in the fifties and sixties, initially in rural Alberta, followed by later childhood and

    adolescent experiences in a small town on the Ottawa River, west of Montreal.

    Next comes life in Montreal during the sixties, with all the social, cultural, and musical changes. As Paul’s story goes

    along life’s road, he fills it with many unique, clearly creative descriptions of Nature during all seasons .

    Challenges, like a negative father-son relationship, are more than balanced by bonding with a best friend’s

    family, time and escapades with other friends, and young early parenthood.

    Available in soft-cover bulk orders, 100 copies minimum. Foreign translation rights available.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStrategic Book Publishing & Rights Co.
    Release dateNov 30, 2012
    ISBN9781625161239
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    Family and Love
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    Paul Tagney

    Paul Tagney has been writing creatively all his life. His talent in this artistic field expanded from teenage newspaper reporting to collegiate media articles, to multiple language learning books during his professional teaching career, and on to creative novels reflecting his unique visions about life's amazing journey. He has lived in Britain, Canada, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Russia, and Ukraine, where he added French, Spanish, and Russian to his spoken languages. He is currently writing another creative novel, Pagan Celt, which offers one more example of his special vision on life.

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