Crossings Audiobook (Free)

Vicky, a writer in Vancouver in the first 1960s doesn’t consider herself the type of woman who end up in an undesirable relationship. Struggling to come to conditions with herself, she navigates an psychologically abusive relationship with Mik, a violent logger and ex-con.

Mik and Vicky’s physical, often violent affair offers an honest and unflinching look at associations and female suffering. Crossings caused a furor when it had been first published and was banned from some feminist bookstores. At the same about Crossings period, it was widely acclaimed by critics and authors, including Jane Guideline, who wrote: “This portrait of an musician as a girl should stand beside Alice Munro’s Who DO YOU CONSIDER You Are and Margaret Laurence’s The Diviners as a testimony from the courage and cost of being a female and a writer.”

Out of print for more than twenty years, this new model of Crossings will expose this Canadian classic – and impressive writer – to a fresh generation of visitors.

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