Australia and the South PacificAustralia and the South PacificLetters Home, 1965 1972 Arthur & Sheila Menzies 6 X 9 inches, 420 pages During Arthur Menzies' posting to Australia as Canada's High Commissioner, between 1965 and 1972, he and his wife, Sheila, sent letters home to their son and daughter, who had stayed in Canada to complete their schooling, as well as to other family members. In doing so, they created a detailed and richly varied picture of life in the diplomatic

and gas-services industries

(1890-1956)

and continues to play

a lengthy and original essay by Vadim Koukouchkine and Carter Elwood of Carleton University using material from Klochko's unpublished diary that highlights his career as a Soviet chemist

11 X 9 inches

Currently he spends his summers at a cottage near Delta

but Barlach's words make it visible and immensely real

In all her travels—including France

Small Holocaust memoir packs a huge punch

Each of the personalities chronicled in this book is

A true renaissance man

Further publications in the Barlach-in-translation series by Penumbra Press will include the remaining dramas