The Factory Voice
Posted by Carla Maria Lucchetta on May 13, 2009
The Factory Voice is the debut novel from Canadian poet Jeanette Lynes. It’s set in an airplane factory in Fort William, ON (now Thunder Bay) during the war, and revolves around the lives of four women workers. I highly recommend reading it. It’s a delightful book.
Here’s my Globe review:
These Women Take Flight
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