Paula Wild has written for British Columbia Magazine, Reader's Digest, the Vancouver Sun, Mariner Life and the Victoria Times-Colonist. She was awarded the BC Historical Federation Certificate of Merit in 1996 for her book Sointula: Island Utopia. She lives in Courtenay, BC.
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Introduction: Looking For a Better Life Chapter 1: Mink Builds a Mountain Chapter 2: The Kalevala Chapter 3: An Impractical Faddist Chapter 4: To Build a New Finland Chapter 5: Steady and Level-headed Chapter 6: Shoemakers and Tailors Chapter 7: Slander and Dark Speculations Chapter 8: Sisu Chapter 9: Free Love and the Bridge Fiasco Chapter 10: The Lesson of Sointula Chapter 11: The Hard Part of Life Chapter 12: Apostles of Socialism Chapter 13: No Churches No Troubles Chapter 14: Everybody Knew Everybody Chapter 15: Back to the Land Chapter 16: The Paradox of Change Appendices Sources Index
Introduction: Looking For a Better Life Chapter 1: Mink Builds a Mountain Chapter 2: The Kalevala Chapter 3: An Impractical Faddist Chapter 4: To Build a New Finland Chapter 5: Steady and Level-headed Chapter 6: Shoemakers and Tailors Chapter 7: Slander and Dark Speculations Chapter 8: Sisu Chapter 9: Free Love and the Bridge Fiasco Chapter 10: The Lesson of Sointula Chapter 11: The Hard Part of Life Chapter 12: Apostles of Socialism Chapter 13: No Churches No Troubles Chapter 14: Everybody Knew Everybody Chapter 15: Back to the Land Chapter 16: The Paradox of Change Appendices Sources Index
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