Mama's Boy - Goudreault, David
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"My mother was always committing suicide. She started out young, in a purely amateur capacity. But it wasn't long before Mama figured out how to make the psychiatrists take notice, and to get the respect only the most serious cases warranted"--Back cover.

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"My mother was always committing suicide. She started out young, in a purely amateur capacity. But it wasn't long before Mama figured out how to make the psychiatrists take notice, and to get the respect only the most serious cases warranted"--Back cover.
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DAVID GOUDREAULT is a novelist, poet, and songwriter. He was the first Quebecer to win the World Cup of Slam Poetry in Paris, France. David leads creative workshops in schools and detention centres across Quebec--including the northern communities of Nunavik--and in France. He has received a number of prizes, including Quebec's Medal of the National Assembly for his artistic achievements and social involvement and the Grand Prix littéraire Archambault for his first novel, La Bête à sa mère (Mama's Boy). He lives in Sherbrooke, Quebec. JC SUTCLIFFE is a writer, translator, book reviewer, and editor who has lived in England, France, and Canada. She has reviewed for the Times Literary Supplement, the Globe and Mail and the National Post among others.