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B.C. writer's latest effort set in Halifax with murder, assault, social justice

Kristin Kraus' new novella, They Didn't See The Flowers, explores themes of social justice, assault, and murder in the context of Halifax's history.
The story features three families of different heritages dealing with violent crimes and their connections to Halifax's past events, such as the Africville relocation.
Kraus expresses concern about potentially offending readers while addressing complex themes related to race and historical injustice.
The novella will be launched at a local event on September 6 and will be promoted in Halifax from October 16-19.

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B.C. writer's latest effort set in Halifax with murder, assault, social justice

Kristin Kraus will be at the Vernon and District Metis Association Saturday, Sept. 6, from 1-3 p.m. to officially launch They Didn't See The Flowers

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