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Double Negative : A Vicky Bauer Mystery

Vicky Bauer's life is already complicated. In the midst of this, a series of unrelated events further complicate Vicky's life. For some reason, people who have caused Vicky difficulties are now the subjects of acts of violence. Moreover, Vicky has a new neighbour to whom she is extremely attracted. His young son, however, seems troubled.

275 pages, Paperback

First published September 28, 1998

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Leona Gom

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... est née en 1946 en Alberta. Spécialiste de littérature anglaise, elle a enseigné en Alberta en plus d'être éditrice et directrice littéraire de poésie pendant plus de dix ans au magazine littéraire Event. Poète, elle a publié de nombreux textes dans diverses anthologies à travers le monde. Récipiendaire de plusieurs prix de poésie, elle a également écrit deux pièces de théâtre pour la radio, toutes deux produites à la CBC, la radio anglaise de Radio-Canada. Leona Gom, dont le Chromosome Y est le premier roman d'anticipation, habite actuellement en Colombie-Britannique.

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Vicky Bauer's life is already complicated. Her brief career as a film scholar has been replaced by difficult stints as a substitute teacher. Vicky's husband is in a semicoma and her estranged father has suddenly become dependent on her. In the midst of this decidedly troubled existence a series of unrelated events further complicate Vicky's life. For some reason people who have caused Vicky difficulties are now the subjects of acts of violence. Moreover, Vicky has a new neighbour to whom she is extremely attracted. His young son, however, seems troubled and destructive, in stark contrast to his affectionate twin sister. Much more than a mystery, Double Negative uses the genre to pose questions about guilt, family abuse and violence and the complexities of life's important relationships.
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