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This House is Condemned
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This House is Condemned in Ottawa, ON
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This House is Condemned in Ottawa, ON
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Shortlisted for the Kerry Schooley Award ? Hamilton Literary Awards Shortlisted for the Hamilton Arts Council Literary Award for Non-fiction This House is Condemned is equal parts elegy, portraiture and exploration of a life lived at the edge of Lake Ontario. In spare, moving prose David Haskins writes essays of immigrating to Canada and building his life as a teacher and writer. Currents of poetry run through the book, which is as touched with humour as it is with sadness. He writes of indestructible garden forks, rafts that bear him away unexpectedly and of the love that ebbs and flows throughout a life. This House is Condemned is a rich collection that picks the reader up and places them beside the author, walking along the shores of the lake.
Shortlisted for the Kerry Schooley Award ? Hamilton Literary Awards Shortlisted for the Hamilton Arts Council Literary Award for Non-fiction This House is Condemned is equal parts elegy, portraiture and exploration of a life lived at the edge of Lake Ontario. In spare, moving prose David Haskins writes essays of immigrating to Canada and building his life as a teacher and writer. Currents of poetry run through the book, which is as touched with humour as it is with sadness. He writes of indestructible garden forks, rafts that bear him away unexpectedly and of the love that ebbs and flows throughout a life. This House is Condemned is a rich collection that picks the reader up and places them beside the author, walking along the shores of the lake.

















