Our Fallen Woman is the next featured book in our Acadia Alumni Book Club series, by author Steven Habbi (’98). We invite you to read his work and join the conversation during our next virtual Book Club meeting, time and date TBD.

REGISTRATION: If you would like to participate, please e-mail Oonagh Proudfoot: oonagh.proudfoot@acadiau.ca

We look forward to seeing you, and please keep in mind Book Club members do not have to be Acadia affiliates; the Club is open to everyone. You can register anytime and participate in the session of your choice.

So far, we’ve looked at the Honourable Donald Oliver’s (’50, ’07 HON) highly anticipated autobiography, A Matter of Equality:  The Life’s Work of Senator Don Oliver; Jim Prime’s (’69) and Ben Robicheau’s fictional comedy, Fish and Dicks: Case Files from Digby Neck and Islands Fish-Gutting Service and Detective Agency; Two Crows Sorrow, a work of creative fiction by Laura Churchill Duke (’98); Peter Cleveland’s (’72) Double Shot of Scotch; Deborah Hemming’s, Throw Down Your Shadows; Tony Thomson’s About Face: A Mystery; Andria Hill-Lehr’s Mona Parsons: From Privilege to Prison, From Nova Scotia to Nazi Europe; Amanda Peters’s The Berry Pickers; Christy Ann Conlin’s Heave, Shelley Thompson’s ROAR, and most recently, Laura Churchill Duke’s ('98) Rooted in Deception and Footprints in the Snow.