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Crow

Written by: Amy Spurway
Narrated by: Amanda Barker
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Publisher's Summary

Diagnosed with three inoperable brain tumors, Stacey Fortune abandons the crumbling glamour of her life in Toronto for her mother’s scruffy trailer in rural Cape Breton. Back home she’s known as Crow, and everybody suspects that her family is cursed.

With her future all but sealed, Crow decides to go down in a blaze of unforgettable glory by writing a memoir that will raise eyebrows and drop jaws. She’ll dig up “the dirt” on her family tree, including the supposed curse, and uncover the truth about her mysterious, absent father.

But first, Crow must contend with an eclectic assortment of characters, including her gossipy Aunt Peggy, hedonistic party-pal Char, homebound best friend Allie, and high-school flame Willy. She’ll also have to figure out how to live with her mother and how to muddle through the unsettling visual disturbances that are becoming more and more vivid each day.

Witty, energetic, and crackling with sharp Cape Breton humour, Crow is a story of big twists, big personalities, big drama, and even bigger heart.

©2019 Amy Spurway (P)2023 Goose Lane Editions

Critic Reviews

“Angry, petty, disillusioned, sharp-tongued, battered and bruised by the years, prone to snap decisions and judgments, and yet not a little scared of dying at 40, she’s a complex and contradictory figure whose narrating tones relay very human traits—fallibility and indomitability, blindness and insight—via homespun, salty language.” — Toronto Star

“Ridiculously good.” — Globe and Mail

“Spurway’s use of language is skillful, making the novel highly readable. Crow is ribald, blunt, accessible, and immediately likeable, tumors and all … You know how people say, ‘You’ll laugh, you’ll cry’? You will. And you will.” — Quill & Quire

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