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Two Brummie Quebecois and a Brummie Slave

Keith Fisher

Wars devastate, and World War Two has devastated with no precedent in human history. Thousand stories have been narrated about the misery and ravages leaded by this debacle. Still, many of thousand have remained to tell.

Keith Fisher has narrated two stories in these pages. In one, World War Two has orphaned two children. Ally and Tommy are deported to Cananda. Vicissitudes of life have taught these two city boys how to survive and how to thrive in countryside of Cananda. However, Life shocks them on many turns. And, death makes them realise it can visit any time.

In the second, poverty in the time of Great Depression compels parents of Gordon to sell him to his uncle to work on farm in Cananda. Life treats Gordon harshly, but a great man comes out of adversity.

Read these stories of unfair treatment of life and unexpected bounties of life and discover resources of resilience, strength and courage.

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ABOUT KEITH FISHER


Dr Keith Fisher has been a chemist all his working life and has lived in several countries.
He was born in 1940 in Birmingham during the bombing. He grew up in Birmingham and, after passing the eleven-plus, went to grammar school in Smethwick.
After leaving grammar school, he went to work in a couple of laboratories and did his degree in chemistry part-time. He then went to Canada to start his postgraduate degree, which he finished at the University of London in England.
After gaining his PhD, he went to America for five years and had several teaching appointments at universities. After returning to the UK he took up a post at the University of Lagos, later followed by a post at the University of Khartoum in the Sudan. Thirteen years in Africa were followed by two years in Canada and finally, in 1989, he came to Australia.