Passport to Perdita - Borgersen, S. B.
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Passport to Perdita is a story of how a man handles unexpected truth. When Gordon's elderly father dies, he leaves his sixty-year-old son alone with no family. He also leaves a suitcase full of clues to a secret life. Another life. This is a work of fiction set in Nova Scotia, Canada, and Chile.

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Passport to Perdita is a story of how a man handles unexpected truth. When Gordon's elderly father dies, he leaves his sixty-year-old son alone with no family. He also leaves a suitcase full of clues to a secret life. Another life. This is a work of fiction set in Nova Scotia, Canada, and Chile.
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Autorenporträt
S.B. Borgersen is a British/Canadian author, of middle England and Hebridean ancestry, whose favoured genres are flash and micro fiction, and poetry.Her books, Fishermen's Fingers, While the Kettle Boils, Of Daisies and Dead Violins, and Eva Matson, are published by Unsolicited Press. www.unsolicitedpress.com Sue was educated at diverse institutions including boarding at a French convent in Nicosia, Cyprus before transferring in 1958 to a boarding school for military brats where she published her first story, My Life Story: told by Laika, the Sputnik Dog in The Crusader, the first magazine of King Richard School, Dhekelia, Cyprus.Since 2000 her writing has won prizes, been mentioned in Hansard and published internationally in literary journals and anthologies. The list of publications is extensive and can be found at www.sueborgersen.comShe is a member of The Society of Authors, The Writers' Federation of Nova Scotia, Genre Writers of Atlantic Canada, and the international online writers' group, Pens Around the World.Sue writes from her home on Nova Scotia's south shore with her patient husband and a clutch of lovable rowdy dogs.S.B. Borgersen writes every day.