Darwin's moving
Par : Taylor Lambert
Editeur : Newest Press
Numéro de produit : 9781988732046
ISBN : 9781988732046
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Retour à la liste des produitsWinner of the City of Calgary W.O. Mitchell Book Prize!
Finalist
in the Trade Non-Fiction Award at the 2018 Alberta Book Publishing Awards!
Finalist
in the Cover Design Award at the 2018 Alberta Book Publishing Awards!
In a city
known for wealth and prosperity, the divide between haves and have-nots is
rarely clearer than on moving day, when those two worlds come together in
intimate fashion. Violent ex-cons and drug addicts are invited into spacious
homes, entrusted with the care and transport of the possessions of the upper
classes—a unique bridging of two normally segregated
worlds.
Darwin’s Moving is an intriguing and affecting exploration of class divides by a journalist and former mover. Taylor Lambert takes us behind the scenes of a familiar industry that is almost completely undocumented in Canadian literature to reveal the cycles of poverty and addiction that ensnare its workers. This is the Other Calgary, a world populated by transient men and women struggling to survive in a boomtown's shadow.
Winner of the City of Calgary W.O. Mitchell Book Prize!
Finalist
in the Trade Non-Fiction Award at the 2018 Alberta Book Publishing Awards!
Finalist
in the Cover Design Award at the 2018 Alberta Book Publishing Awards!
In a city known for wealth and prosperity, the divide between haves and have-nots is rarely clearer than on moving day, when those two worlds come together in intimate fashion. Violent ex-cons and drug addicts are invited into spacious homes, entrusted with the care and transport of the possessions of the upper classes—a unique bridging of two normally segregated worlds.
Darwin’s Moving is an intriguing and affecting exploration of class divides by a journalist and former mover. Taylor Lambert takes us behind the scenes of a familiar industry that is almost completely undocumented in Canadian literature to reveal the cycles of poverty and addiction that ensnare its workers. This is the Other Calgary, a world populated by transient men and women struggling to survive in a boomtown's shadow.
