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    Late Nights on Air: A Novel

    Late Nights on Air: A Novel

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    by Elizabeth Hay


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      ISBN-13: 9781582439525
    • Publisher: Counterpoint Press
    • Publication date: 05/01/2009
    • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
    • Format: eBook
    • Pages: 384
    • Sales rank: 385,692
    • File size: 412 KB

    Elizabeth Hay is the author of six other books, including Garbo Laughs and A Student of Weather, winner of the prestigious Marion Engel Award. A former documentary writer for the CBC, she lives in Ottawa.

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    The Giller Prize–winning novel from the #1 bestselling author of All Things Consoled. “A pleasure from start to finish” (Toronto Star).
     
    It’s 1975 when beautiful Dido Paris arrives at the radio station in Yellowknife, a frontier town in the Canadian north. She disarms hard-bitten broadcaster Harry Boyd and electrifies the station, setting into motion rivalries both professional and sexual.
     
    As the drama at the station unfolds, a proposed gas pipeline threatens to rip open the land and inspires many people to find their voices for the first time. This is the moment before television conquers the north’s attention, when the fate of the Arctic hangs in the balance.
     
    After the snow melts, members of the radio station take a long canoe trip into the Barrens, a mysterious landscape of lingering ice and infinite light that exposes them to all the dangers of the ever-changing air.
     
    Spare, witty, and dynamically charged, this compelling tale embodies the power of a place and of the human voice to generate love and haunt the memory.
     
    “Hay’s writing is so alluring and her lost souls so endearing that you’ll lean in to catch the story’s delicate developments as these characters shuffle along through quiet desperation and yearning.” —The Washington Post
     
    “Hay’s spare, nuanced writing reflects the landscape of northern Canada . . . The novel unfolds as a long, lovely examination of how we learn to see ourselves in the places we choose to live.” —The Associated Press

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