From the jacket:
“From one of Canada’s finest historical novelists, an intricately woven story of revenge, deception, love and redemption set against the turbulent social upheavals of 1860s Russia…the historical sweep of Gone with the Wind, with a Russian twist, as serfs abandon the great landowners’ estates after they are emancipated by the Tsar in 1861 and the old order crumbles.”
Linda Holeman
Linda has been a member of Manitoba Artists in the Schools Program, has toured with the Canadian Children’s Book Centre, served as a mentor in the Manitoba Writers’ Guild Mentor Program, taught creative writing through the University of Winnipeg’s Continuing Education, served on many juries, including the Governor-General’s Award for Children’s Literature, and created and facilitated numerous writing workshops on many aspects of the writing process to both students and adults nationally and internationally. She held a nine-month term as Writer-in-Residence at the Millienium Library in Winnipeg, as well as serving on the editorial advisory board for Turnstone Press and on the board of the Manitoba Writers’ Guild. As well as being published in many journals and periodicals, her work has often been anthologized in Canada – most noticeably in The Journey Prize Anthology – and abroad. Linda has also acted as guest editor for a Young Adult issue of Prairie Fire Magazine, for which she was awarded the Vicky Metcalf Short Story Editor Award. Linda’s novels have been published around the world in over 12 languages. She lives in Toronto, Canada.
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The Lost Souls of Angelkov
