Poet George Ellenbogen’s memoir is more than a collection of anecdotes of his immigrant family and their journey from Franz Joseph’s Austro-Hungarian empire to Montreal in the 1920s. A Stone in My Shoe charts his discovery of how an immigrant Jewish neighborhood―a tight-knit shtetl with extended families that had its own shops, institutions, and daily Yiddish newspapers―sustained him and his family as well as thousands of others. The revelations ripple outward and what surfaces―the markers of his parents’ navigation in a new world and his own youth in the 1940s and 1950s Montreal―extend to all. They become part of the universal map in which readers will recognize their own quirky courses into childhood, adolescence, and adulthood.
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George Ellenbogen's poems have appeared in numerous Canadian and international journals. He is the author of Winds of Unreason.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Poet George Ellenbogen's memoir is more than a collection of anecdotes of his immigrant family and their journey from Franz Joseph's Austro-Hungarian empire to Montreal in the 1920s. A Stone in My Shoe charts his discovery of how an immigrant Jewish neighborhood-a tight-knit shtetl with extended families that had its own shops, institutions, and daily Yiddish newspapers-sustained him and his family as well as thousands of others. The revelations ripple outward and what surfaces-the markers of his parents' navigation in a new world and his own youth in the 1940s and 1950s Montreal-extend to all. They become part of the universal map in which readers will recognize their own quirky courses into childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Seller Inventory # LU-9781550653564