Description
Introducing 'Driven': a compelling oral history travelogue that beautifully captures the diverse narratives of lives intersecting at the borderlands of Canada. This trade paperback, published by Biblioasis in 2021, offers a unique perspective on contemporary issues surrounding immigration, labor, and racial discrimination. The author, a mastermind in storytelling, follows a varied cast of characters - from Iraqi National Guard survivors escaping the American bombardment to Nathan Phelps, who fled a tumultuous upbringing with Westboro Baptist Church. You'll discover stories of resilience and community, including a group of Indigenous women establishing a cab service to protect their peers from harm. Perfectly suited for readers interested in urban studies, social justice, and the intricate tapestry of human experience, 'Driven' delves deep into the nuanced realities faced by immigrants and their journeys. Fans of Barbara Ehrenreich and those who appreciate profound narratives will find this book resonates deeply, shedding light on topics often overlooked. Join the conversation on contemporary social issues and explore a portrait of Canada that speaks not just to Canadians, but to all who value the stories of the marginalized. This title is the fourth in our Untold Lives series, a collection dedicated to bringing lesser-known narratives to the forefront. Find inspiration and connection through the voices of the cab drivers and their passengers, making 'Driven' a must-have addition to your literary collection.