Cynthia Flood ~ Books

The English Stories by Cynthia Flood, published by Biblioasis, April 2009 Publisher: Biblioasis
1st Ed: April 30 2009
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1-897231-56-3
ISBN-13:
978-1-897231-56-2

The English Stories
Coming April 2009

These linked stories are set in 1950s England, at a girls' school and in a small residential hotel. They're about ambition, class, colonialism, the decline of empire, and how girls struggle to grow up.

The Vancouver Sun called The English Stories "a remarkable book." The Globe & Mail headed its online review "In a class of her own." It's selling well.

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Publisher: Key Porter
1st Ed:April 13 2002
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1552634523
ISBN-13:
978-1552634523

Making A Stone
of the Heart

When curmudgeonly Owen Jones died in a Bella Coola nursing home, no one who knew the elderly man could imagine the extraordinary story of his life.

Spooling backwards through time against the backdrop of Vancouver's raw, exuberant growth over the last hundred years, Making a Stone of the Heart tells Owen's story and those of his lover, Dora Dow, and of Dr. Jonathan Smyth.

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My Father Took a Cake to France Publisher: Talonbooks
2nd Printing:
Feb. 15, 1992
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0889223106
ISBN-13:
978-0889223103

My Father Took a Cake to France

Cynthia Flood is the winner of the prestigious Journey prize for Fiction for the title story in this collection.

Her previous collection of stories, The Animals In Their Elements, was published to critical acclaim by Talonbooks in 1987.

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The Animals in Their Elements by Cynthia Flood Publisher: Talonbooks
1st Ed: Feb. 15, 1987
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0889222495
ISBN-13:
978-0889222496

The Animals in Their Elements

A woman goes to Toronto to sort out her deceased mother's things; an obnoxious father-to-be disrupts a prenatal class; an orphaned British boy is sent to Canada to be raised by his unmarried aunt.

The people in these stories have familiar concerns - attachment, loss, aging, and coming of age - and the fluid writing gives easy access to their lives.

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