Cassie Stocks was born in Edmonton, Alberta. She's been a biker chick, a university student, an actress, and a rich man's gardener; she's worked as a waitress, an office clerk, an aircraft cleaner, has raised chickens, and once upon a time, was even the caretaker of a hydroponic pot factory. Cassie currently lives in Eston, SK, with her son Julian. The 2013 Stephen Leacock winner Dance, Gladys, Dance is her first novel.
Dance, Gladys, Dance
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-927063-58-3
- EAN9781927063583
- Date de parution15/05/2012
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille758 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurNeWest Press
Résumé
Winner of the 2013 Leacock Memorial
Medal for Canadian Humour Writing!Long Listed for Canada Reads
2018!Nominated for the First Book Award at the 2013 Saskatchewan
Book Awards!Twenty-seven-year-old Frieda Zweig is at an
impasse. Behind her is a string of failed relationships and half-forgotten ambitions
of being a painter; in front of her lies the dreary task of finding a real job
and figuring out what "normal" people do with their lives.
Then, a classified ad in the local paper introduces Frieda to Gladys, an elderly woman who long ago gave up on her dreams of being a dancer. The catch? Gladys is a ghost. In Dance, Gladys, Dance, Cassie Stocks tells the uplifting story of a woman whose uncanny connection with a kindred spirit causes her to see her life in a new way-as anything but ordinary.
Then, a classified ad in the local paper introduces Frieda to Gladys, an elderly woman who long ago gave up on her dreams of being a dancer. The catch? Gladys is a ghost. In Dance, Gladys, Dance, Cassie Stocks tells the uplifting story of a woman whose uncanny connection with a kindred spirit causes her to see her life in a new way-as anything but ordinary.




