Cape Breton Tales

"Cape Breton Tales" by Harry James Smith transports readers to the rugged beauty of Nova Scotia's Cape Breton Island through a collection of evocative short stories. This meticulously prepared edition revives the timeless spirit of Canadian regional fiction, capturing the essence of life in this unique corner of the Atlantic Provinces. Smith's prose paints a vivid portrait of the island, exploring themes of community, resilience, and the enduring power of place. Journey through tales that showcase the rich culture and breathtaking landscapes of Cape Breton, offering a glimpse into a world both familiar and distinct. Ideal for readers interested in Canadian literature, short story collections, and the allure of Cape Breton Island.

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