Catherine Gildiner
In 1999 Catherine Gildiner published her first book, a humorous memoir of her childhood called Too Close to the Falls. The story is told through the eyes of young Cathy McClure (Gildiner) who, at the age of four, is put to work assisting the delivery man who works for her father’s pharmacy, in order to curb what the local pediatrician considers her hyperactivity. Gildiner was prompted to write the book after a friend kept bugging her to write down all the crazy stories she had from her childhood — even though Gildiner thought her upbringing quite ordinary. After writing the first...
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eBook | pages | Vintage Canada | Fiction
978-0-307-36924-6 (0-307-36924-2)
May 21, 2010 | $21.00
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During her decade in prison, Kate Fitzgerald has learned a few things. The best way to survive is to absorb yourself in your own world. Never make eye contact with your fellow inmates. And the last person you can trust is your prison psychiatrist - not only is he likely to...
Trade Paperback | 368 pages | Vintage Canada | Biography & Autobiography - Personal Memoirs; Biography & Autobiography - Literary
978-0-307-39823-9 (0-307-39823-4)
April 27, 2010 | $22.00
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Catherine Gildiner recounts her remarkable coming-of-age in the 1960s with the same wit, candour and exhilarating storytelling that has made Too Close to the Falls a modern classic.
When Cathy McClure is thirteen years old, her parents make the bold decision to move to suburban Buffalo in hopes that it will help...
eBook | pages | Knopf Canada | Biography & Autobiography - Personal Memoirs; Biography & Autobiography - Literary
978-0-307-37302-1 (0-307-37302-9)
October 6, 2009 | $32.95
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Catherine Gildiner recounts her remarkable coming-of-age in the 1960s with the same wit, candour and exhilarating storytelling that has made Too Close to the Falls a modern classic.
When Cathy McClure is thirteen years old, her parents make the bold decision to move to suburban Buffalo in hopes that it will help...
Hardcover | 368 pages | Knopf Canada | Biography & Autobiography - Personal Memoirs; Biography & Autobiography - Literary
978-0-307-39822-2 (0-307-39822-6)
October 6, 2009 | $32.95
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Catherine Gildiner recounts her remarkable coming-of-age in the 1960s with the same wit, candour and exhilarating storytelling that has made Too Close to the Falls a modern classic.
When Cathy McClure is thirteen years old, her parents make the bold decision to move to suburban Buffalo in hopes that it will help...
Trade Paperback | 496 pages | Vintage Canada | Fiction
978-0-676-97654-0 (0-676-97654-9)
November 29, 2005 | $21.00
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During her decade in prison, Kate Fitzgerald has learned a few things. The best way to survive is to absorb yourself in your own world. Never make eye contact with your fellow inmates. And the last person you can trust is your prison psychiatrist - not only is he likely to...


