Recensione:
“A memoir in the true sense of the term. The secrets Laurence shares...are the most important ones: the secret of who she was, the secret of how she survived.”
–Kingston Whig-Standard
“An impressive last testament and fitting memorial to a remarkable woman.”
–Globe and Mail
“As a powerful celebration of life, Dance on the Earth is cause for jubilation.”
–Calgary Herald
L'autore:
Margaret Laurence was born in Neepawa, Manitoba, in 1926. Upon graduation from Winnipeg’s United College in 1947, she took a job as a reporter for the Winnipeg Citizen.
From 1950 until 1957 Laurence lived in Africa, the first two years in Somalia, the next five in Ghana, where her husband, a civil engineer, was working. She translated Somali poetry and prose during this time, and began her career as a fiction writer with stories set in Africa.
When Laurence returned to Canada in 1957, she settled in Vancouver, where she devoted herself to fiction with a Ghanaian setting: in her first novel, This Side Jordan, and in her first collection of short fiction, The Tomorrow-Tamer. Her two years in Somalia were the subject of her memoir, The Prophe
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