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Michael Dupuis<\/strong> is a retired history teacher, consultant and author. For nearly 50 years, his writing has focused on the role played by journalists in historical events. His previous non-fiction works focus on the Winnipeg General Strike and the Halifax explosion. Michael holds a BA in English and an MA in Canadian History from the University of Ottawa and a BEd from the University of Toronto. This is his first novel.<\/p>\n Illustrator:<\/p>\n Michael Kluckner<\/strong> is an artist and the author of illustrated books including memoirs on farming, a sketchbook of Canada’s culture landscapes, detailed histories of British Columbia, Vancouver and Toronto, and the graphic novel Toshiko about the Japanese-Canadian experience during World War II.<\/span>\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Can reporter William Patterson handle the big, Winnipeg general strike story? Is it union recognition and demands for fair wages and safe working conditions? Or is it an attempt at revolution, as red-fearing opponents insist? Winnipeg is reeling from the Spanish flu and the aftermath of World War I.<\/p>\n Now with the fear of communism and the deepening divide between race and class, the city is a ticking time bomb. As the strike reaches its violent climax, can Patterson confront his demons, expose corruption and report the truth?<\/p>\n ISBN: 978-1-989467-28-2 (paperback). $24.95 CAD, $19.95 USD.
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\nSize: 6 x 9 inches
\nPages: 264<\/p>\n