Glenn Piano by Gladdys Priddis

Category: Book
By (author): Dickson, Jason
Series: Department Of Narrative Studies
Subject:  FICTION / Canadian
  FICTION / General
  FICTION / Historical
  FICTION / Medical
Audience: general/trade
Publisher: BookThug
Published: May 2010
Format: Book-paperback
Pages: 80
Size: 7.00in x 4.25in x 0.25in
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From The Publisher*In a time before time began, one woman will dare the boundaries between madness and sanity to find the lost love that so ever has eluded her. Terror! Duplication!! History seen as it has never before. Bookthug presents GLENN PIANO BY GLADYS PRIDDIS, a high octane thrill ride of confession and crime, told as only wunderkind Jason Dickson could tell it THROUGH A LOCAL HISTORY INTERVIEW. Cry. Laugh. And prepare to meet your match in this year's literary sensation GLENN PIANO BY GLADYS PRIDDIS Ð if you dare.

Glenn Piano by Gladys Priddis is the biography of a 19th Century Canadian woman whose doctor is, unknown to her, a criminal practitioner of surgery. Their relationship, told through prose narration and poetry, exposes both her deep love and his deadly deceit. Intended to be a vindication of him as a physician, her story instead reveals that he is a quack, an impostor, and a murderer, and ultimately reveals a love that is horrific. The story of a woman seduced into the world of Canadian medicine at a time when only half of the practicing doctors were licensed, Glenn Piano by Gladys Priddis reveals her own history, the history of her city, the fatal trappings of her heart and mind, and the history of the strange man she was in love with and to whom she was devoted until her death.
Biographical NoteJason Dickson is the author ofClearance(2002),The Hunt(2006) and is the proprietor of the Muskoka Bookhouse, an antiques and collectible bookshop in Bracebridge, Ontario.