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Urchin

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Narrator Kate Story

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Language English
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Summary

They say Dor’s family is cursed. The house her great-great grandfather built on the Southside of St. John’s has never been at peace; the old people think it lies on a fairy path. Ever since electricity came to the island, things have gotten worse, and experiments in the brand-new technology of radio put her family in real peril.

In December 1901, Marconi arrives in Newfoundland with a secret mission: to receive the first wireless trans-Atlantic radio signal. Disguised as a boy, Dor joins his team. Then The Little Strangers kidnap her mother. Must Dor sabotage Marconi's experiments to save her?


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Author:

Narrator:
Kate Story

ISBN:
9781998802074

Length:
TBA

Language:
English

Publisher:
Running the Goat, Books & Broadsides

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Edition:
Unabridged

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Reviews

“A sprawling, lyrical historical fantasy.” — Kirkus Reviews

“The result is constantly disconcerting—in a good way. It’s as though time has swallowed its own tail, turning St. John’s into a sci-fi setting for a gender-bending tale of adventure that reads like a cross between Charles Dickens and Virginia Woolf. All of the characters come fully alive, from the plucky Dor/Jack, through her/his family and friends, the people of St. John’s, all the way down to Marconi himself, a dour man with not much penchant for the foibles and foolishness of the young. This is a compelling work, wonderful in its execution.” — Jeffrey Round, PinkPlayMags

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