The Republic of Nothing,Used

The Republic of Nothing,Used

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Product Description The Republic of Nothing opens in the early 1950s on Whalebone Island, off the coast of Nova Scotia, when Everett MacQuade marks the birth of his son be declaring the island's independence. From then on, mysterious happenings take place and refugees from the outside world find a place there. By the mid1960s, the Republic of Nothing begins to succumb to the influences of the outside world. This is a novel about resilience, independence, and anarchy. About the Author Lesley Choyce is the publisher of Pottersfield Press, teaches at Dalhousie University, is the lead singer of the Surf Poets, and hosts the Vision TV book program Off the Page.

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