Children of Holocaust Survivors

“Edited by Deborah Ross-Grayman (left), Voices of Resilience gathers stories from 12 children of Holocaust survivors reflecting on memory, identity and inherited trauma. FULL STORY



 

 

 

 

Dennis E. Bolen

July 04th, 2025

In Amaranthine Chevrolet (Dundurn Press $25.99), Dennis E. Bolen revisits a familiar narrative form, the journey through the eyes of a fifteen-year-old boy navigating a fractured country during Canada’s centennial year. Robin Wallenco sets off from Saskatchewan behind the wheel of a 1942 Chevrolet pickup, travelling west through farmland and backroads in an effort to avoid the police (because he’s too young to have a driver’s license) and reach Vancouver Island. Along the way, he encounters a changing landscape and an equally shifting society: draft dodgers, utopian hippie camps, marijuana growers and small-town philosophers. Much more than a road trip, the novel becomes a meditation on youth, estrangement and transformation. Bolen is a novelist, editor, teacher and journalist, first published in 1975. 9781459754775

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