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		<title>The Diviners</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Aleksandr Malyshev]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[Morag Gunn is a writer in her mid-forties who lives in a riverside farm in East Ontario. Her eighteen-year-old daughter is suffering from a profound loneliness that she is struggling to understand, causing Morag to contemplate her own past.Through a series of flashbacks she reviews the painful and exhilarating moments from her earlier life: her childhood on the social margins of the small prairie town of Manawaka; her escape from a demeaning marriage into writing fiction; and her travels to England, Scotland and finally back to Canada, where she faces her most difficult challenge - the necessity to understand, and let go of, the daughter she loves.First published in 1974, The Diviners is an evocative, moving exploration of one woman's search for identity.]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Morag Gunn is a writer in her mid-forties who lives in a riverside farm in East Ontario. Her eighteen-year-old daughter is suffering from a profound loneliness that she is struggling to understand, causing Morag to contemplate her own past.Through a series of flashbacks she reviews the painful and exhilarating moments from her earlier life: her childhood on the social margins of the small prairie town of Manawaka; her escape from a demeaning marriage into writing fiction; and her travels to England, Scotland and finally back to Canada, where she faces her most difficult challenge &#8212; the necessity to understand, and let go of, the daughter she loves.First published in 1974, The Diviners is an evocative, moving exploration of one woman&#8217;s search for identity.</p>
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