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"In Erratic North, Mark Frutkin has written a spirited, personal meditation on those who reject war and insist on peace. Erratic North is a beautifully written memoir about an American draft dodger who flees to the backwoods of Quebec to escape service in the Vietnam War, and who finds himself - and his true community - in the process. It is part travelogue, part nature writing, part anti-war tract, and entirely magical in its lyricism, soulfulness, and intelligence."--Jacket.
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1 edition- Other · English · 2008Dundurn Press · 236 pages · 9781550027860
Authors, CanadianBiographyCanadian AuthorsConscientious objectorsSocial life and customsVietnam War, 1961-1975Draft resistersVietnam war, 1961-1975, draft resisters







