Bøger af Charles Gill

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"Le Cap Éternité" est un roman de l'écrivain canadien Charles Gill. Publié en 1949, ce roman offre une immersion dans le paysage et la culture du Québec. Voici un résumé succinct :L'histoire se déroule dans la région du Cap-Éternité au Québec, offrant une toile de fond pittoresque. Le protagoniste, vraisemblablement, pourrait être confronté à des défis personnels ou communautaires, peut-être liés à l'évolution sociale et culturelle de la région.Charles Gill, connu pour son écriture expressive et son attachement à dépeindre la vie quotidienne, utilise probablement "Le Cap Éternité" pour explorer des thèmes tels que l'identité, la tradition et le changement. Les lecteurs peuvent s'attendre à une immersion profonde dans la vie des personnages et de la communauté.

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"Le Cap Eternite" par Charles Gill. Charles Gill etait un poete, un peintre et un professeur quebecois (1871-1918)."

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The Eels and Turtles of Lake Baccarat truly is the 'Song of the Otway'. Told in the narrative of a descendant of the original Otway Indians that inhabited this once remote corner of what is now Ohio, Charles Gill brings the story to life with wonderfully descriptive writing in a story spanning generations.Tragedy and upheaval befall the Otway as white settlers relentlessly move west, overrunning the land they call home. But what of the settlers themselves? What is their story? This is also told with compassion and understanding, showing that there was indeed tragedy on both sides.As the story flows through the ages, characters are born, grow, and eventually die, leaving their mark on the landscape and in the hearts of their loved ones. All except the mysterious 'Bag', who seems to be live through time, appearing as a guide to many along the way.