About the Author
Clarissa Hurley
Clarissa Hurley, a writer and actor, lives in Fredericton. Her story “Women and Linen Look Best in the Dark” won first prize for short fiction in the 1998 New Brunswick Writers’ Federation Competition.
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Home for Christmas
by Ann Copeland; Kelly Cooper; Syr Ruus; Paul Bowdring; Brian Bartlett; David Weale; John Steffler; Ephie Carrier; Sue Sinclair; Mary Tunney; Wayne Johnston; Robert B. Richards; Lynn Coady; Jess Bond; Ted Russell; Mary Jane Losier; Bernice Morgan; Clarissa Hurley; David Helwig; Herb Curtis; Patrick OFlaherty; Anne Simpson; Maureen Hull; Lucy Maud Montgomery; Robert Gibbs; Harry Bruce; Susan Haley & Ray Guy
edited by Sabine Campbell
edited by Sabine Campbell
edition:Paperback
Going down the road is part of the tradition of Atlantic Canada, but just as strong a tradition is coming back home for Christmas. When writers think of Christmas, home is on their minds, for better and for worse. Many of the stories in Home for Christmas relate to family, absent family or chosen families. A little sorrow, some ambivalence and …
