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Critical Injuries

by Joan Barfoot

Critical Injuries is Joan Barfoot’s compelling literary novel about two strangers whose lives intersect during a disastrous robbery. Isla, a middle-aged woman rebuilding her life, and Roddy, a troubled seventeen-year-old searching for escape, are forced to confront the lasting consequences of a single violent moment. The novel explores chance, remorse, anger, forgiveness and the difficult possibility of grace.

The novel was longlisted for the 2002 Man Booker Prize and shortlisted for the 2001 Trillium Book Award. It was also selected by The Globe and Mail and the Toronto Star as one of the year’s notable books.

This is the 2001 Key Porter Books Canadian first edition and first printing, issued as a paperback original. The number line ends in 1. The title page is signed by Joan Barfoot in blue ink and includes a brief handwritten inscription or salutation.

Softcover in Very Good condition, with light visible cover and edge wear. No dust jacket, as expected for this softcover edition. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description and show the actual copy offered.

Book & copy details

Publisher
Key Porter Books Limited
Publication year
2001
Edition
First Canadian Edition
Format
Softcover
ISBN-10
1552633470
ISBN-13
9781552633472
Language
English
Signed by
Joan Barfoot
Signature
Signed
Catalogue price
C $64.95
Inventory number
128160232104

Condition notes

Very Good softcover with light visible cover and edge wear. Signed by Joan Barfoot on the title page with a brief inscription or salutation. No dust jacket.

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