JULIE DUPUIS
JULIE DUPUIS holds an M.A. in English literature from the University of Toronto and did post-graduate work in Creative Book Publishing at Humber College. She is an avid hiker and traveller, and has been working as a writer since 2006. Her website is www.JulieDupuis-NaturalNomad.com.
JULIE DUPUIS holds an M.A. in English literature from the University of Toronto and did post-graduate work in Creative Book Publishing at Humber College. She is an avid hiker and traveller, and has been working as a writer since 2006. Her website is www.JulieDupuis-NaturalNomad.com.
Collections featuring this author
Have We Become Extraordinary Yet?
Featuring Psalm 77 by Jack Bootle, Eleven Miles There, Twelve Miles Back by Meghan Rose Allen, Angels Passing by Don McLellan, and Memories of a Carnivore: Adventures in Eating Ethically by Julie Dupuis.
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FPQ Spring 2011
Have We Become
Extraordinary Yet?
$3.75
Featuring Psalm 77 by Jack Bootle, Eleven Miles There, Twelve Miles Back by Meghan Rose Allen, Angels Passing by Don McLellan, and Memories of a Carnivore: Adventures in Eating Ethically by Julie Dupuis.
Click on cover for more info
FPQ Spring 2011
Have We Become
Extraordinary Yet?
$3.75
Titles by this author
Memories of a Carnivore:
Adventures in Eating Ethically
Part travelogue, part memoir, part diary, Memories of a Carnivore pieces together the fragmented recollections of one woman’s rocky journey toward vegetarianism. From her rural upbringing in francophone Northeastern Ontario to exotic locations, outlandish adventures, and bizarre meals, Julie relives her struggle to make the right food choices for herself and examines the consequences of her decisions. At once raw and irreverent, Memories of a Carnivore frankly discusses issues at the core of today’s social conscience.
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Memories of a Carnivore
Julie Dupuis
$0.99
Adventures in Eating Ethically
Part travelogue, part memoir, part diary, Memories of a Carnivore pieces together the fragmented recollections of one woman’s rocky journey toward vegetarianism. From her rural upbringing in francophone Northeastern Ontario to exotic locations, outlandish adventures, and bizarre meals, Julie relives her struggle to make the right food choices for herself and examines the consequences of her decisions. At once raw and irreverent, Memories of a Carnivore frankly discusses issues at the core of today’s social conscience.
Click on cover for more info
Memories of a Carnivore
Julie Dupuis
$0.99
