Drowning in Darkness
by Peter Oliva | Literature & Fiction | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 1896951201 Global Overview for this book
ISBN: 1896951201 Global Overview for this book
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Set in a coal-mining community in southern Alberta's Crowsnest Pass, this novel evokes elements of the fantastic which exist in the land itself, particularly in the gassy, bituminous coal-mines found in the Pass. While one might expect a mine's roof to fall, it is in fact the floor that continually heaves up under a miner's boots. The methane that seeps from the rock and circulates throughout a coal-mine creates this magic, able to soften coal or induce sleep and incite dreams. The mine's gas-marbled darkness and a story about a woman from southern Italy longing to escape the Pass bring about a fantastic/mythological suggestion that washes the reader of her tale right back to its beginning.
Journal Entry 2 by fracula at -- Wild Released Somewhere In Calgary in Calgary, Alberta Canada on Saturday, June 25, 2016
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