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Affinity

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The best thing to come out of Canada since...well everything!
Affinity is the stunning debut by Edmonton based author Christian Bewell which blows the lid off of conventional teen-lit by adding an edgy new take on things. It concerns the future of the book's protagonist, fifteen year old Adam Jewison, whose brother had passed away over the summer and dealing with that horrible occurrence has taken a massive toll on his psyche. Alas, he goes back to school where he meets a fish out of water who goes by the name of Tia. His budding relationship with her results in a school suspension, a short lived romantic affair which ends badly and an incident which sets the stage for the powerful conclusion. Among the eclectic group of misfits he encounters along the way include a girl who basically does not understand the idea of clothing, a chicken eating gothic homosexual, apathetic parents with divorce looming over their heads, a bus driver with no sense of morality, a store owner with no sense of morality, another girl who steals his heart and many more twisted people and situations. Their whole world implodes in on them with a cataclysmic force and a thrilling climax. It has to be read to be believed!

252 pages, Paperback

First published February 9, 2011

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Christian Bewell

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Christian Bewell was born in Edmonton, Alberta in October of 1990. His father is a warehouse worker and his mother is a student in university in the social work program. His older sister is a mother of two and her husband is a millwright. Christian shuffled back and forth from home to home and even spent time in a women's shelter with his mother and sister. He has worked retail jobs and is currently in school for upgrading. Christian has been a vegetarian since 2004, openly bisexual since 2006 and has atheist, capitalist and anarchist leanings. He wrote Affinity over the course of the 2010-2011 holidays and published it on Valentines day.

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