For years there have been books about Canada written for Canadians. For some bizarre reason, they're fascinated with their own navels. And they never tire of trying to either reconstruct their psyches, or just plain beat themselves over the head with their history, as though this is some way at fault for them being the way they are. Ian Alexander Martin is providing a book which explains the country to people who still think Canadians live in igloos in the forest, chop trees with axes, hunt fur-bearing animals, and know everyone else in the country by their first name because everyone lives within 20 minutes on horse-back or dog-sled from one another.
Ian Alexander Martin
Ian Alexander Martin is a British author known for his novel "Atonement," a poignant exploration of guilt and redemption. His elegant prose and intricate storytelling have earned him critical acclaim and a dedicated following. Martin's ability to capture the complexities of human emotion and relationships make him a literary force to be reckoned with.