Folklore of Lunenburg County Canadian Literature and the peace that's unlocked

and the peace that's unlocked when we learn to find home within ourselves

lives a skull

it becomes clear that someone out there has another fate in mind for the family- and that perhaps the new beginning Thea seeks won't depend on a man

FINALIST FOR THE DUBLIN LITERARY AWARD

The Star Tribune

Folklore of Lunenburg County Canadian Literature and the peace that's unlockedThe poems in Folklore of Lunenburg County are rooted in the ethnography of Helen Creighton and the otherworldly stories of supernatural encounters that she collected on the south shore of Nova Scotia in the mid twentieth century. For Goodfellow, these accounts evoke much more than quaint records of a primitive time and place. Ghost stories become a lens on human relationships; supernatural experiences become analogs for loss, longing, and