Book Interview: Charleen Hurtubise on writing as catharsis

“I was looking at my teenage daughter and wondering how could my parents not know how to protect me? They were so holy Catholic, but it's neglect — not sitting down with and talking to your children — not giving them time.” 
Author Charleen Hurtubise

Author Charleen Hurtubise

Sun, 23 Apr, 2023 - 13:30
Sue Leonard

  • The Polite Act of Drowning
  • Charleen Hurtubise 
  • Eriu, €15.99; Kindle, €6.87

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