KOBO: http://store.kobobooks.com/en- CA/ebook/race-traitor-the- true-story-of-canadian- intelligence-service-s- greatest-cover-up
Amazon (Digital): http://www.amazon.com/Race- Traitor-Canadian-Intelligence- Services-ebook/dp/B00JA05FYM
OCTOBER 2014 UPDATE: Now for purchase at Amazon as a paper back: http://www.amazon.com/Race-Traitor-Canadian-Intelligences-Greatest/dp/1502779714/
A few years back, we posted a link to Elisa Hategan's novel, Race Traitor. While it was a work of fiction, it was still very obviously based on her experience in the Heritage Front as well as her subsequent defection and testimony that ultimately helped take down the group. Many members of the Collective purchased the novel. One question that we often discussed was which parts were true and which parts were fictionalized for the sake of a compelling thriller? We all really enjoyed the novel, but we still hoped that one day a definitive history of the Heritage Front might actually be written (the closest thing that was currently in existence was Warren Kinsella's Web of Hate). Not knowing if there would be anything published, we started our own project, attempting to document the history of the racist movement in Canada (this includes our "History of Violence" which has become by far the most viewed article on the blog) paying particular attention to the Heritage Front. We thought this was a period in Canadian history that needed to be remembered, however we knew that what we could compile would be insufficient.
Thankfully, Ms. Hategan did continue her writing in this area and has, as of a few days ago, published her story about the Heritage Front. We downloaded it on KOBO two nights ago and completed it this morning. It is an incredibly compelling story and one that we think needs a wider audience.
We'll provide the blurb from Amazon (links added by ARC):
Amazon (Digital): http://www.amazon.com/Race-
OCTOBER 2014 UPDATE: Now for purchase at Amazon as a paper back: http://www.amazon.com/Race-Traitor-Canadian-Intelligences-Greatest/dp/1502779714/
A few years back, we posted a link to Elisa Hategan's novel, Race Traitor. While it was a work of fiction, it was still very obviously based on her experience in the Heritage Front as well as her subsequent defection and testimony that ultimately helped take down the group. Many members of the Collective purchased the novel. One question that we often discussed was which parts were true and which parts were fictionalized for the sake of a compelling thriller? We all really enjoyed the novel, but we still hoped that one day a definitive history of the Heritage Front might actually be written (the closest thing that was currently in existence was Warren Kinsella's Web of Hate). Not knowing if there would be anything published, we started our own project, attempting to document the history of the racist movement in Canada (this includes our "History of Violence" which has become by far the most viewed article on the blog) paying particular attention to the Heritage Front. We thought this was a period in Canadian history that needed to be remembered, however we knew that what we could compile would be insufficient.
Thankfully, Ms. Hategan did continue her writing in this area and has, as of a few days ago, published her story about the Heritage Front. We downloaded it on KOBO two nights ago and completed it this morning. It is an incredibly compelling story and one that we think needs a wider audience.
Artwork by Nina Bunjevac |
We'll provide the blurb from Amazon (links added by ARC):